gabrielizaias

A blast from the past! I've used animate.css around 2014–15, nice to see it still kicking.

> Nintendo is extremely resistant to change and compromise

Are you sure? The company the brought us…

- Color TV-Game

- Game Boy

- Nintendo 64

- GameCube

- Nintendo DS

- Wii

- many, many others [0]

… is resistant to change? They have always been at the forefront of hardware innovation/experimentation, I'm sure they wouldn't be against it.

I'd suggest listening to the 2-part Acquired podcast episodes about Nintendo [1] if you haven't already.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_video_game_consoles

[1]: https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/nintendo https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/nintendo-the-console-wars

Here we go again…

Do you regret building it because of the effect on your spare time or because you didn't manage to use it for its intended purpose?

Interesting move by Shopify, given that they have Hydrogen [0]. I was half expecting Hydrogen to become its own all-purpose framework, but alas, they seem to plan for both to co-exist.

> While Hydrogen is focused on commerce, Remix is focused lower in the stack, and will continue to be a general web solution that scales from content through commerce and all the way to apps. Shopify will use Remix across many projects where it makes sense, and you can expect to see more of our developer platform with first-class Remix support over time.

[0] https://hydrogen.shopify.dev

Wow, I remember that cheatsheet was really handy! Thanks for that.

I still google "box sizing paul irish" every now and then to get to your blog… I can hardly believe it has been 10 years since you published that, time flies.

Here: https://tailwindui.com/templates

> The new generation of multi-tenant isolate-based JS runtimes are proprietary

That's being addressed by the new Web-interoperable Runtimes Community Group https://wintercg.org/, driven by Deno and others.

Let's see

Curious to hear why you left Vercel, if you don't mind elaborating.

I'm considering them for an upcoming project.

Deno does have a local cache for this exact reason.

They have, but it's "experimental" at the moment: https://www.prisma.io/docs/reference/tools-and-interfaces/pr...

> to write excellent software solving real problems in the shortest amount of time.

This should be on the wall of every developer's workplace.

Does is support signing commits? I can't tell form the website.

I usually go for the command line and only reach for a GUI if I made a lot of changes that should be committed separately and Github Desktop doesn't work with signed commits at all.

They had reviews and star ratings before. Now they don't have reviews and only like/dislike ratings.

You mention TrasnferWise Borderless, but have you seen their Business account? https://transferwise.com/gb/business/

They do: https://transferwise.com/gb/business/

I've been using them for the past 4 months and haven't had to renew the fingerprint auth. Perhaps they solved it recently?

Fair enough.

Woosh! He's making a satire comment about when Dropbox was first introduced to HN.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224

Seems like they also copied Apple's pricing strategy