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tfitz237··on Show HN: Performative-UI – A react component library of design tropes
These all look very professional for (basically) a parody library
tfitz237··on Fun with uv and PEP 723
its a `uvx` call, so the tool being invoked is `mkdocs`, and all the other dependencies are additions on top of that
tfitz237··on Self-Hosted 110: Google Photos Replacement [audio]
Link to the actual Google Photos replacement: https://immich.app/
tfitz237··on Apple is discontinuing the iPod
The Music Lives On [... while supplies last]
tfitz237··on Stripe: Platform of Platforms
What are you comparing this to that makes you think it is nuts?

Square's is 2.6% + $0.10

Paypal's is 2.7%

Fees directly from the merchant card issuers (Visa, Mastercard, etc) are sometimes lower (ranging from 1.4% - 2.6%, and even 3.5% for AmEx) but Stripe is a service that is on top of those fees , and any merchant will add on top of those fees as well.

tfitz237··on Google TV
Because of HDMI-CEC. The dongle can control things on the TV via this technology. This product specifically has a remote that I believe only interacts via HDMI-CEC.

I don't know if it's possible for the HDMI-CEC to pass through a receiver to the TV itself for this purpose.

tfitz237··on A doctor who championed hand-washing and briefly saved lives (2015)
Unnecessary Capitalization Creates Unnecessary Clicks
tfitz237··on Facebook disguised sponsored ads as regular posts, Adblock Plus fixed that
I noticed one of these recently and tried to block it with an adblocker by finding the word Sponsored. I looked at the source code and found that they separated each letter of the word 'Sponsored' into separate html tags, making it impossible to find it by text. So sleazy, Facebook.
tfitz237··on TypeScript Express tutorial 1: Middleware, routing, and controllers
NestJS is decent API framework that supports Typescript as well.
tfitz237··on Ask HN: Why is there no $10,000+ luxury smartphones?
Here you go: Phones that range from $13,300 to $31,700

http://www.vertu.com/us/en/collections/signature/shop-collec...

The most expensive phone on that page is $31,700:

http://www.vertu.com/us/en/collections/signature/shop-collec...

I believe they come with their own concierge service.