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ive been using raycast on a new computer, i prefer alfred, much faster, and i know the tooling better.

I was just looking at this. We might use it at my company, but i was wondering, is this funded? Or is this just an open source side project for you guys.

you did

https://www.jntrnr.com/why-i-left-rust/

When i saw the title i thought it was another crypto thing, but this one is a real product.

Congrats to the team!

I'm really looking to get a similar setup. I don't think they would do a refresh to the Studio this year, or if they do, it would probably come at the end of the year.

Found the source code. https://github.com/ryanrdetzel/SinglePage

Looks like a nice idea, but looks a little incomplete.

I used to track my scrobble since 2007, but around 2016 i got my account banned, no explanation, tried to contact support and no luck. My profile is deleted now, i never bothered to create a new account, i was mainly interested on looking at my old data.

It says they won't pay Taxes on Energy, does that means they will not pay anything for Energy?

Companies make stupid decisions to "save money", it seems like it was a budget based decision, so unless you were willing to work for less money you did everything right

I got the 2017 model and i regret it, i spent almost 3k for the fully equipped 13" and already had to replace the display ($500 at local authorized shop) and have the keyboard problem. I wish i had stayed with my 2015 :(

thats because teles are too easy to mod

don't forget to change gender and date of birth as well

I got the update for Safari yesterday, and i'm still running High Sierra

I know this can be the case for any project with dependencies, but the js community is know for introducing breaking changes even on small releases. There's not such thing as security patches on most js packages.

I just had a project crash that was setup on 2015 (using gulp), i had to update one dependency and that dependency forced me to update the entire package.json to latest versions, so i had to fix the entire build setup and config files.

Same happened with a Rails/React project that was setup last year, i tried to update one package that was marked as vulnerable, but it ended up requiring the same thing. I opted to leave that package.

I've been working with node for a long time, but i feel like is the same level of stability since the start. Thats very different with Ruby or PHP, you can have old setups working just fine, maybe requiring some extra steps to build certain dependencies but overall working.

This library is meant for mobile.

Looks good, but put some work on the marketing side.

People used to say this about 8GB being enough just a few years back.

It's a CMS SaaS.

Twitter: I follow mostly programming related accounts.

Instagram: Follow church related stuff

Facebook: All my close friends and family, and some groups

LinkedIn: Don't really accept connect requests from people i don't know, so just really professional connections.

Reddit: I follow some bike subreddits, and some tech, try to avoid r/all

HN: For the news

The site feels so buggy to me, that weird css load and the logo carousel behaves so odd (not to mention the wrong hover on the left/right arrows), i just can't stand it.

https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/

youtube, netflix and all should do the same?

Where did you got that number?

But, Atom hangs up like crazy when opening big projects or big files, that doesn't happen on Sublime for example.

Nice design, i feel like the marketing homepage feels a little weird, it feels like a poorly coded angular app. But the app itself is awesome!

> obvious first choice

why?

People tend to start with bootstrap, and move from there to a more specific framework with minimal code.

Also i don't trust w3schools, they just took advantage of the name w3 and people often thing they are related to w3 but they are not.

> <h2 class="h1">

wow, i just threw up in my mouth

Also signup was a pain.

I don't understand the purpose of the app, can someone explain?