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wooque

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About wooque

meet.hn/city/rs-Belgrade

Socials:

- vukmirovic.org

- github.com/wooque

- linkedin.com/in/vuk-mirovic-99bb5b194

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #47555047

    Shopify online store editor also doesn't work in Firefox. It's a shame that Firefox is getting sidelined.

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    Comment #46778488

    yes, GUI players come and go, cmus stays.

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    Comment #46315542

    It doesn't work in Firefox unfortunately. Spotify app just renders grey rectangle. It works in Chrome/Brave though. Just another example of "we only test in Chrome"/"works best in …

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    Comment #46163797

    There is nothing original in Dept Q. It's British adaptation of Danish book and TV show.

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    Comment #46159892

    2 days ago they had outage that affected Europe, Cloudflare seems to be going down the drain. I removed it for my personal sites.

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    Comment #46140181

    Down for me in Serbia (Europe). I can't load their dashboard and I can't access my site. It says "SSL handshake failed" but my web server has valid certificate and it's up. Seems t…

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    Comment #45915262

    Location: Serbia (Europe) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: TypeScript (Node.js, React, Next.js), Python, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Clickhouse, Docker, AWS, AWS CDK. Résu…

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    Comment #45703947

    >which had bidirectional data flow, and when one updated the store, it would trigger a change to the UI, which would change the state store, which would change the UI, etc. You can…

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    Comment #45113643

    You got it wrong, the purpose of this blog post is not marketing Claude Code, but marketing their company. Writing about AI just happens to get more eyeballs.

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    Comment #44835794

    Second this. I use Linear as well and I didn't noticed anything close to "impossibly fast", it's faster than Jira for sure, but nothing spectacular.

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    Comment #44818948

    I had 2 grandparents die from Parkinson's and I would definitely pick up heroin addiction if I get diagnosed.

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    Comment #44805497

    The best, not sure, but it's sure the most saccharine job listing I’ve read in my whole life.

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    Comment #44624640

    [flagged]

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    Comment #44160567

    Not surprised, this is perfect task for AI, boilerplaty code that implements something that is implemented 100 times. And it's small project, 1200 lines of pure code. I'm surprised…

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    Comment #44158124

    What happened to Michael O. Church? I enjoyed his writings

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    Comment #44128246

    we use smallest cluster and it's $450/month, most companies probably pay much more.

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    Comment #44107179

    Yeah new icons are ugly and looks like they are ripped from Sims 1. It's just designers trying to justify their existence in the company.

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    Comment #44097753

    Because code is small part of making successful business and usually not the bottleneck.

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    Comment #43999513

    Same here, it's because you have third party cookies blocked.

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    Comment #43957902

    Maybe because it doesn't work that well, I got "Proxy/VPN detected" on your page when I clicked "Test your connection" and I'm not behind proxy nor I use VPN.

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    Comment #43620120

    100% agree. Their actual AI is trash, it just there to pad their resume for investors. I tried few days ago their AI assistant in help center and admin and it hallucinated answer t…

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    Comment #43397530

    Use character composition. You then type those characters buy pressing compose key (I've set it to Caps Lock) and then sequence of characters. Much easier than switching keyboard l…

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    Comment #43221123

    Debian 12 with Firefox 135.0.1 and I do get a warning.

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    Comment #43154345

    Why did you move away from go? I don't use it, but seems like productive language, being simple, fast to compile and performant.

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    Comment #42952046

    I migrated from Arch to Debian. It just works. It's stable, I don't need to worry about breaking updates and changes anymore. I'm at peace for at least 2 years. And all the softwar…