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Here Hitesh presents a system to build any possible layout with tailwind, part of the recipe can be made with plain flexbox https://youtu.be/rbSPe1tJowY

By the very nature of ai-generated content, a typical internet user is going to be exposed to a huge mass of ai posts. Then, to associate ai images with ai text is a logical step.

I did a similar thing, some years ago. Need to updated it https://juansierra.github.io/scrapenstat/

This lengthy article can be converted into a publishable book sellable on Amazon

Done vs undone

If one uncheck and check again should claim it as checked

Those with borders is people jumping

How do you use that information?

Before reading the post I thought the strategy would be similar to those wikis that allow to create new pages when not found the link

The author shows notorious negative cases to invalidate a whole industry. Talks about the beauty of Excel more with a nostalgic look. If a company can replace a SaaS subscription with a process in which some employees share an Excel file, they don't need other software at all. Any software product (SaaS included) what tries to sell is a methodology or a way to do the things, condensing the know-how of an industry; whereas an Excel file most of the time means a clumsy attempt by someone to bring some order to the process. The data dependency is something governments should regulate, forcing easy portability. Of course, after years of using a specific tool it is natural to create a dependency, but it could be considered a tax from modern life as the author himself explains, it's something you cannot escape from. Or at least, the change will not involve just cancelling all your company SaaS subscriptions

This is a solid argument to motivate startups to build confidence on employees through any of the captable solutions available out there

Good luck replacing youtube

Did you use chatgpt, copilot or any open source model?

Basically it was the first PaaS to improve the developer experience when working with server infrastructure. It had git integration and allowed to scale easily your apps from a CLI

This seems JSONServer https://github.com/typicode/json-server but in YAML

It is only a matter of time before you sell it to the NYT games. Good one

Useful recommendations from the canadian government

https://www.cyber.gc.ca/en/guidance/routers-cyber-security-b...

https://github.com/flarum/flarum (PHP) https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB (js)

I find a "pure" html approach interesting. What's the problem with these little projects? They are closer to the hacker spirit that many posts that reach the first page from companies injected with vc money that also are doing their own marketing

You have also websites to test them directly, this is one I know https://www.cssbed.com/

How is that possible? Who had access other than the author?

That is because an updated version of the same statement but from a sales perspective (2024) was criticized by a Slate article https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40288047

That's a nonfiction book, outside the field covered by the post, but good attempt to promote your book

I suppose this means OTP's would continue gaining traction as an alternative to password managers, a convenient approach but a risky single point of failure

How you can tranform minibone adoption into a sell point? A non technical end user is not able to verify that an specific user is using an e2e library. It's probably limited to FOSS

Good work. For those looking for other book recommendation tool, also shared on HN, check: https://abooklike.foo/escape

A descentralized would help for sure

We'd need to build a network of anonymous human checks. You verify that someone you know in person exists, but protected by an anonymous layer. The way you know some internet actor is human is connecting trust networks until the unknown person.

The only problem I have with this kind of tools/experiments is that you can begin to use it then in one or two years the domain expires and everything is over

First jquery, then React, now this book reaches a new version. Good times for JS