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tropshop
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Comment #34100683
I have Apple Silicon but develop on docker x86. The game changer for me was macOS Ventura with rosetta support for linux vms. I use UTM to run Debian 11 ARM. The update-binfmts com…
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Comment #30376231
Remix is a server-side rendering framework focused on pre-SPA web fundamentals like progressive enhancement and minimizing downloading and evaluating JavaScript and CSS assets for …
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Comment #29506901
Halo Combat Evolved is how I got into software development. It only had LAN multiplayer, but tunneling software on your PC enabled you to play over the internet. That blew my mind …
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Comment #27328513
A submission not so long ago made it sound pretty straightforward: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26653788
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Comment #26509340
Some time ago I dealt with this exact bug for an e-commerce site with millions of requests per day, and it was also Rails + Unicorn. ANY time ruby 1.8 raised a timeout, it was sile…
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Comment #23481950
Just getting into this. Do you recommend any particular "dumb" camera devices with a quality stream?
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Comment #22914212
Props on your design + dev execution. I noticed your personal website mentions building products with React Native, but in this thread you mentioned Gentle was built with Flutter. …
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Comment #21381319
This struggle is often referred to as the "Curse of Knowledge" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_of_knowledge
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Comment #20482609
More likely from developers who hate to identify as developers because developers like to focus on development problems without empathy for the end result.
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Comment #19829563
I have kids and no doubt they have reinvigorated the journey of life. Watching them grow and learn and experience things for the first time brings back that taste of life that grow…
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Comment #19423809
We suffer from the same problem. If only I had an app that linked to a trust fund that I could redirect people to. There is a weird social pressure to always show up to a kid party…
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Comment #19259787
The pendulum swings back and HTML/CSS make a major come back as digital natives look to create without giving up data ownership.
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Comment #19156298
So does this make it trivial to input a source portrait, and then visualize different hair styles?
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Comment #18350140
I'm not sure why the content is lazy loaded on scroll. Extremely jarring, can't skim, can't estimate the length of the article. Closed tab.
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Comment #18304367
Front-end devs need to first master the vanilla tools, then reach for the frameworks once they understand the why. I'd like to see a build tool that focuses on plain HTML, CSS, and…
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Comment #17755254
Both you and the parent seem to assume that there is this clear boundary between gathering requirements, and implementing the solution. The hard part is accepting that this is an o…
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Comment #17623277
I've been a mint user and YNAB customer with all bank accounts linked, but neither turned out to capture me. I've had some interesting ideas and conversations about budgeting and i…
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Comment #17594457
> built almost exactly the same thing in 2009 (at the peak of 'hyperlocal' hype) In 2009, there was around 25 million smart phone users. We will close out this decade close to 3 bi…
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Comment #17474345
You might be interested in https://markojs.com I used it a few years ago and one of my favorite aspects was using primarily for generating templates server side, and only upgrading…
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Comment #17360199
> Finding senior rails devs is harder than it used to be though, hands-down. Money talks. I'm sure you can find someone in no time if you advertise $500k in compensation. Most empl…
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Comment #17357920
Meanwhile, "Demand for Ruby on Rails is Still Huge" is about the hit the 3rd page with 157 comments and only 3 hours old... I guess anything Ruby is old news on HN
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Comment #17348892
We avoid Webpack/Parcel and NPM dependencies entirely. I understand that convenience wins for most people, but it comes with a cost. Dependencies are magically stitched together wi…
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Comment #17348211
React ecosystem heavily encourages the use of build tools dependent on NPM package management. Vue users are more likely to bypass NPM. They are often on-boarded with the gentler a…
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Comment #17341416
Care to share your Instagram username? I don't see anything in your profile, but I am interested in the niche community/local business space, and how to drive customers to those pl…
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Comment #17315168
> learning to know when to make something run flawlessly, and when to make it just... run. Or learning that user has a very different meaning of flawless, and that is almost always…