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That's a great idea to donate proceeds to restaurant workers, though not sure how much it will help. Wonder if it will prevent some authors from publishing health data that shouldn't be published

This is awesome! Saves so much work on building simple admin panels. I have experience in custom software development, and that's such a huge pile of work for developers it's insane

Wish there was one of the same quality for the GDPR

Ghost in the Shell had a very vivid image of a similar nature in manga -- think it was also connected with nanowire networks. Predicted the future?

Hey, are you the guy who made NGINX?

So basically... let an algorithm make financial decisions for yourself and all problems are solved?

that time when you thought "I wish there was a single app instead of Slack, Trello, etc" and it's out in a month

Hugo can also serve as a no-code/low-code solution:

1) you install Hugo following the guide from gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start .

2) You download any theme from themes.gohugo.io and set them up with instructions on theme's page. For example, the theme I used is for wrenches.io is hyde-hyde .

3) You change general settings for the site and add content by adding and editing files in your website's folder.

That's it! I usually host on netlify and deploy from GitHub, so it also doesn't cost me anything except for domain.

Hugo themes also allow to make many different kinds of websites, and they are fairly easy to use. Another example of a website made the same way is justfindthis.com ; the theme for it is Highlights

Nope. No affiliate links on the website.

Right on. Let's put a downward pressure on server load numbers by raising prices during promo events! This will lower c02 emissions

After seeing a bunch of Black Friday adverts on tech websites (e.g. VPN sales, domain sales, and so on) and looking at infographics showing exponential sales growth on this day for the past several years, I've decided to assemble a list of companies that aren't just doing their best to raise their revenues on BF, but actually use the moment to do something good. That's what the Black Friday basically is.

Also find myself really learning something new mostly when peeking into other people's code and trying to understand how it works and hacking together working stuff. Even though FCC-like platforms are great and provide practice, it seems that only when you're not doing separate tasks teaching you a particular theme in programming, but rather working through a set of subsequent actions that you need to do in order to make a working prototype do you really start to understand how this or that tool or method works