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https://t.co/ujPV2oqZwl
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| Apr 23 |
https://t.co/AZpPp5ddru
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| Apr 23 |
https://t.co/5678anaRBJ
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| Apr 22 |
https://t.co/2L6yIAep6S
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| Apr 22 |
https://t.co/xVuxpjiSR0
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| Apr 20 |
https://t.co/rEPUifGYYz
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| Apr 19 |
@mitsuhiko @getsentry Thanks! Also seems to have reverted back again to thinking we don't have a plan when we do 🙃 https://t.co/FWJGwhVZ4x
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| Apr 19 |
@getsentry your product is awesome but first-run experience is bad. Just wasted half an hour trying to get Slack set up - first issue: Upgraded the plan but the app still didn't seem to be aware of the upgrade. Second issue: Getting this cryptic message when trying to set it up,… https://t.co/70NbPM7wUM
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| Apr 18 |
@ToKTeacher I think you have the psychology wrong on this. Most people who have these interests do so not out of excitement, but because they want to understand and accept the reality *despite* how it makes them feel.
I happen to think, as you do, that they’ve reached the wrong…
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| Apr 18 |
'02 Hands Down
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| Apr 17 |
@destraynor I say this with ♥️
https://t.co/gdiZlrpQG0
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| Apr 17 |
@destraynor I feel you guys are leaning into this trope in a way that comes off as needlessly us-vs-them. It can be true that building is hard and should be lauded, and people get bad reviews for missing the mark. Labeling people with reasonable critique “haters” doesn’t feel very intercom-y
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| Apr 16 |
@donaldklee Hetzner or Contabo on hatchbox likely cheapest
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| Apr 16 |
@panphora I'm intrigued
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| Apr 15 |
@dvassallo @syg1ll I can see why you’d come to that conclusion if you’re assuming he’s using the video title for more likes - like most other YouTubers. Having watched a lot of this stuff I don’t think that’s how he operates, which ironically is why he has the trust and power he does.
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| Apr 15 |
@joeldrapper Ouch!
Personally find raw html with a little bit of erb to be the clearest, most maintainable way to do it. Although I'd agree when it comes to Rails frontend stuff e.g. <%= turbo_frame_tag %>
Also agree that I'm in a minority and you're probably right that many prefer react
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| Apr 14 |
@Mqsley I would pay - would probably prefer yearly sub over paying monthly & potentially delivered as newsletter which links back to website where I can browse by topic
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| Apr 14 |
@Mqsley Literally landing page with what you said in the tweet, charge monthly fee for it?
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| Apr 14 |
@Mqsley Yes! This sounds genuinely great.
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| Apr 13 |
@whale You're looking for @ImprovMx
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| Apr 13 |
@joshmanders Took me 10 years to realize this, then a few weeks to learn the basics. I've now spent more time manually migrating no-longer-supported heroku databases in the past 6 months (which is meant to be "managed") than I have maintaining servers. I'm paying €6/month for a server with…
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| Apr 11 |
@KenjiCapital Nice! Assuming by your answer there's no website/online venue that just lists different kinds of properties that you can browse through? E.g. what @faborio just launched with https://t.co/cOlzonmtCw ?
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| Apr 11 |
@derkolstad @thesamparr Is @derkolstad addicted to running polls?
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| Apr 11 |
@KenjiCapital Where would I find more examples of these kinds of things?
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| Apr 10 |
@artillain Yeah I considered building something custom also but decided not to, as I'd then take on the burden of maintaining/explaining vs just pointing the team to https://t.co/8tQiLs4pMS
If I was going to go a more custom way I like Chris Ferdinandi's HUG CSS https://t.co/cbkldHUsCH
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| Apr 10 |
@jakobgreenfeld I feel I have more experience than most with this - we worked with an agency to build a more targeted offer for outbound. We also closed 2 pretty large deals from cold outbound (ironically our own, before we worked with the agency).
"Only works if you find the very small…
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| Apr 10 |
Also coming to a similar conclusion. Now avoiding using any tailwind class that starts with hover:, focus: and anything to do with colors or groups of colors
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| Apr 10 |
What has happened the @transferwise mobile app? Insanely bad, just won't stay logged in, which is terrible UX when you need it to confirm payments.
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| Apr 08 |
@steuer Budget and Business ROI aren't always connected.
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| Apr 08 |
There are developers who like to write code and developers who like to ship features. Often some overlap. But not the same thing - and the former often present as the latter to the non-technical people hiring them.
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| Apr 08 |
@Mqsley Thought this had a whiff of the debunked Thinking Fast & Slow “priming” studies which turned out to be unreplicable
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| Apr 08 |
@MindaugasLT @digitalocean @ContaboCom - although the incredibly retro UI might put you off. What are you using it for?
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| Apr 07 |
Lots of talk this week about hosting providers and costs - a good time to repost this 👇
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| Apr 07 |
Another one bites the dust https://t.co/8k3trSwTUY
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| Apr 05 |
Don’t understand this logic. If they’re not using the product, why would you want to charge them? If they are using the product, block the features til they pay same as all SaaS?
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| Apr 05 |
https://t.co/CzEbsgGNxk
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| Apr 03 |
https://t.co/cIxJwJUGOd
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| Mar 31 |
@willobri 🤦♂️
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| Mar 27 |
@darraghcurran Yeah, I feel at some point it’ll get there. I do think the damage being done by being incorrect-but-certain is probably being under estimated. Because once you get a wrong-but-certain answer once, the next time even if you get the right answer, you don’t trust it and have to…
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| Mar 27 |
@darraghcurran In that example the answer was completely wrong, it lead to an article about getting a pin from your POS system - nothing to do with admin API keys. Ideally it would just give me the answer, which turned out to be “this is not possible”, which I found on page 2 of google search…
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| Mar 27 |
@dr For sheer cost, cheapest is @ContaboCom followed by @Hetzner_Online
If you'll want to do more than one, spend half an hour and self install pgAdmin on one of their €6/month instances = unlimited free databases
https://t.co/LZqY9hkJGU
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| Mar 25 |
@alabhyajindal Yeah I’m more referring to ActiveRecord - I’d agree with you on the front end stuff
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| Mar 25 |
@panphora Would love to show you once it's ready to test if you're interested btw? Was a big fan of Remake & I think we probably have a lot of similar ideas
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| Mar 25 |
@panphora Will write a longer post but TLDR it's not what I'm looking for, nope. Although definitely closest library out there and has a lot of overlap
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| Mar 24 |
@src_rip @ContaboCom make digital ocean look expensive
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| Mar 24 |
@AprilynneAlter I grabbed this a few months ago. Uses laptop power and perforated paper, no ink cartridges. Perfect for printing docs https://t.co/wPKZiZ47ib
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| Mar 19 |
@ahmed_sulajman Nice! And what about defining interactivity as well as style?
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| Mar 19 |
@ahmed_sulajman Any plans to do a html output version? Or react only for now?
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| Mar 19 |
No way this isn’t an llm trained on Naval’s stuff
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| Mar 17 |
@AlfonsoThrillFr @willobri
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| Mar 17 |
Separate but related point: it’s *so* difficult to separate signal from noise when everything is coming through one pipe
https://t.co/3gJQ0phXa1
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| Mar 17 |
@levelsio @justin_abrams1 @uniqlo They've had these in Decathlon in Amsterdam for at least a year. Have always wondered why more places don't do it
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| Mar 16 |
@hughdurkin Only familiar with his music but he seems like a good dude too
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| Mar 16 |
@vadimdemedes Hey Vadim! Checking this out now, very cool! Is there any way to use it without npm? My codemirror is setup with vanilla html/js.
Thanks!
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| Mar 16 |
@dpaola2 @dewskix Sure.
Requires a chrome extension from here: https://t.co/lXliOv6hx3
Then a vscode extension from here
https://t.co/BbwM4YQA07
And then adding this 👇 to your development.rb file
config.action_view.annotate_rendered_view_with_filenames = true
Which is documented here:…
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| Mar 16 |
@alabhyajindal https://t.co/yy1BoDx1w0
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| Mar 16 |
@dewskix the open Rails Partial extension is awesome, thanks for building it!
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| Mar 14 |
@PaddyG96 Nice thread - tracks with my experience as a fellow Irishman in Austin
https://t.co/Zn1ib6Gz5O
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| Mar 14 |
@GregMolnar $150 or so I’d say
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| Mar 14 |
@GregMolnar This looks awesome. What are you thinking pricing wise?
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| Mar 12 |
Here we go - @cognition_labs are the first team I’ve seen who are taking the hard but correct route.
Also, this is the point at which things start to get a *liiiitle* uncomfortable for me as someone whose livelihood depends on this
https://t.co/mSIfV4hbcd
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| Mar 11 |
Chris Ferdinandi is the only newsletter I read every issue of. If you follow me for web dev stuff you should 100% subscribe to it, and/or if consulting is something you need, you should go chat to him.
https://t.co/HICgbBLqih
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| Mar 08 |
@cloudflare I have a worker that just fetches and serves a js file, sitting on a subdomain that's proxied and (I think) has caching turned on. cf-cache-status is HIT on most requests, but I still see them registering as requests in the worker logs. Is there a way to layer caching…
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| Mar 08 |
@Kombaico your tool is getting *really* good. If you had
- First class VScode integration like codeparrot
- Support for Static Tailwind (basically "don't use square bracket classes")
It would reach the threshold for me/my team - would be transformational. Any chance of either of…
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| Mar 07 |
Yes
Probably Not
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| Mar 07 |
@dpaola2 Love this.
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| Mar 07 |
I know it’s completely hypocritical given how much time I spend on twitter but lately I keep thinking
There’s so much content
There’s *too* much content
We really don’t need all this content
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| Mar 07 |
I know I'm in the minority but I agree with @thekitze.
The problem IMO is that all these conversations are being had about *minor* improvements in capability. The "vanilla" web gives us an 8/10, then "their solution is an 8.2, but *mine's* an 8.3!". Meanwhile it's the web platform doing the actual heavy lifting.
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| Mar 07 |
https://t.co/dj449lWril
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| Mar 06 |
Noticed this. I (currently) really don't like it - I follow people in the web dev space - I want to see their ideas when they post, and I'm guessing those who follow me want to see mine. Currently if I don't find an "angle" that appeals to a broader base, that doesn't happen 🤷♂️
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| Mar 06 |
Currently chasing a payment to a contractor through Revolut. Revolut considers it sent, but the receiving bank won't credit it because the name doesn't match the account exactly (despite already accepting 2 payments with identical name). In 2024. Duct tape.
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| Mar 05 |
Analogizing human self-awareness (having recursive conversations with ourselves), wouldn't a good test be to give it some kind of "kick off" prompt and access to an OS, where it can decide to call itself, and see if it does so (and observe the conversations it has)?
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| Mar 05 |
@ryanckulp Another Irishman/woman!? How could you!
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| Mar 05 |
@jaycee001 Because they’re all built on the banking system, which is largely duct taped together
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| Mar 05 |
@seflless @tldraw This is extremely cool, great work
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| Mar 02 |
@aarondfrancis @andrewculver @andrewculver looks like he's aging backwards
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| Mar 01 |
@gregwhitworth What do you think of something like this? https://t.co/dsgRpXE7ug
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| Mar 01 |
@eshear Yeah but also, what was the single problem smartphones, or even the pc, solved at the time?
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| Feb 28 |
@SanchezDav90 @rails @dhh This tweet made me re-visit the docs site - it's much clearer now than the last time I checked, but the time-to-aha is still super long. I personally understand the ideas because I spent a few weeks with it, but if I was directing a new joiner to read about it - I'd almost be…
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| Feb 28 |
@zeddotdev I noticed you have "Work with code on any machine" on your homepage. Do you have something like VScode remote ssh or is this purely about the collaboration features?
https://t.co/EZKHF2JX2w
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| Feb 28 |
Thinking about this a lot this week
https://t.co/azJBuFVvTB
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| Feb 28 |
@SanchezDav90 @rails @dhh 👇
https://t.co/A8abXqf9NG
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| Feb 27 |
@asanwal If an investor knew when investing that the business had basically zero chance of creating the revenue/profit it’d need to be a good investment for future investors, but also knew that by investing they would create hype to sell it to a greater fool, then probably not
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| Feb 27 |
@johnlpollard @Intrepidd @rails @dhh Sorry just realized it wasn't mentioned in this part of the replies but my personal go-to for this is htmx. We only use 5 of the attributes the library gives, which are just more succinct ways to do an async fetch, so there's very little learning curve.
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| Feb 27 |
@johnlpollard @Intrepidd @rails @dhh That’s such a good point - to be honest there’s not. I should probably write one 😬 but might take a while to get around to
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| Feb 27 |
@Intrepidd @rails @dhh Would argue it's higher than 5%, but still that's kind of my point. If the thing you're using it for is remote partial replacement, there are much better options out there that are both conceptually simpler and better documented than Turbo
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| Feb 27 |
@julian_rubisch Yeah they do what works for them. I do think it's a bit silly for them to talk about it so much though (implying that people should use it) when they put so little effort into documenting it.
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| Feb 27 |
@julian_rubisch Yup, we're in agreement I think
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| Feb 22 |
@dabit3 I’m not a beginner. Your tweet said “you can now build mobile apps with html”, but the video didn’t show html, so I was clarifying whether you could build the apps with actual html, vs html in react as you’ve demoed
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| Feb 22 |
@dabit3 I don't see html in either the example video or the repo, looks like jsx. What am I missing?
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| Feb 20 |
@_swanson Yes! Rails routes are a great example of obfuscation for very little benefit - one of the first lines on our readme files is “strictly one route per line”
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| Feb 19 |
This is very cool. Using a checked in sqlite db and the sqlite viewer extension with @code to get a super clear explanation of the data before and after a commit. https://t.co/7dDd9Bb2I2
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| Feb 18 |
I really hate to say it, but tailwind is a prime example of this. 90%+ of apps need a simple, constrained set of SPCs to prevent cascade collisions on teams of more than one. This stuff is very cool, but totally unnecessary for most applications.
https://t.co/Aj92K9Wwt4
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| Feb 15 |
The way the characters in the Sora videos move reminds me of Team America
Very cool all the same
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| Feb 15 |
Honest question: How dangerous is driving in America that people can sincerely recommend carrying a tourniquet in their car *just in case*?
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| Feb 14 |
@siddharthkp Than an FC urban pickup game? We’ve probably played each other!
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| Feb 13 |
@geoffreylitt @inkandswitch @mschoening @paulsonnentag @_adamwiggins_ @pvh @orionspeaks Love this - I wrote a tiny story on the ridiculousness of git
Also you should speak to @krlvi @chacon and the team at @gitbutler
https://t.co/9qRg2u51KP
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| Feb 10 |
https://t.co/ghP7Xanm8S
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| Feb 10 |
@jshurmer Thanks! Yeah Ham came from the Recipes/Cookbook theme but you might be right
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| Feb 10 |
cc @htmx_org this was inspired by one of your tweets - goal would be to let anyone create a "Cookbook" and build their own collection provided it's based on HTML
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