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dude, have you heard about single file components where you have HTML & CSS in one place? XD

tailwindcss is an anti-pattern that breaks fundamental rule of software engeneering - separation of concerns. just learn how to use CSS - it will benefit you in the long run. i suspect they will be "paywalling" more and more features in the future.

cursor is a scam. they pissed me with their UI changes & shady pricing, so i tried claude code recently for the first time and instantly regreted i havent tried earlier

i was quite shocked to learn that cursor is not scoped to current workspace, recently it just traversed my projects dir outside my current workspace and looked for patterns in code.

tailwind is an anti-pattern that breaks separation of concerns rule. i'm amazed how it became so popular.

is a pity that Hetzner does not have monitoring agent like DO. in DO you can set alerts and view all metrics. its this one thing that keeps me from migrating because i dont want to install custom monitoring solutions.

Next iteration of JellyOcean https://jellyocean.com - A free service that lets you create Jellyfin servers in the cloud.

should cats drink milk?

can anyone recommend me good, battle-tested "slider" solution for playing videos as well as displaying images from single gallery? ideally capable of handling huge galleries (hundreds of items) with lazy loading

the only thing that keeps me from migrating from DO to Hetzner is the lack of monitoring agent on the latter. its really nice to set up some hdd & cpu alerts from within cloud provider control panel directly.

just use google tasks? hello? it has notification and calendar integration

"fancy asset catalog management system" - was thinking about building such solution lately - do you know any open-source solutions of this kind?

i dont understand the excitement here. it's just a HTTP wrapper for CLI command. you can build it easily on your own with any decent RAD framework

i think there should be bike-highways connecting larger cities in given country so you could travel larger distances using smooth tarmac like cars do

what about this: https://www.qmatic.com/solutions/virtual-queuing-system ? isnt this idea implemented already by various entities?

i would say that it is just begining

im pretty happy with jellyfin. shame it cannot load external subtitles when playing movies on my Samsung TV via DLNA :(

i have exactly the same feelings/experiences. i started to ride a bike when pandemic begun and it really improved my comfort of living and ovearll "mental" attitude. its really not about fitness but more like a therapy for a brain to reset. its best to ridea in areas where you can be close to the nature as the presence of nature also contributes

why is hacker-news flooded lately with mastodon-related content? it's irritating

i have.

basically i created separate KeePass database and put all things i want to disclose there (like banks passwords, mobile unlock pattern etc.). what's nice about keepass is that you can store media files like images besides passwords.

this database is in Google Drive and shared with my relative. the password to the database is printed on paper and stored in the envelope - any my relative knows where to search for this envelope in case something happens.

i started riding a bike on a regular basis. also i lift some mediocre weights once a week. never felt better.

wondering if i should switch handlebars to narrower one. so currently i have 56 frame with 42 handlebars - thats "factory" setup. i noticed that also 54 frame has this handlebars, only 52 size frame comes with 40. anyone has any experiences how it will affect bike handling? i noticed that there is a trend rising to go with narrower handlebars on gravel bikes

only one level? c'mon this is great!

so i bought a folding bike from decathlon about 1.5yr ago and never been happier since. its following model:

https://www.decathlon.fr/p/velo-pliant-oxylane-120/_/R-p-120...

they actually went up in price since then. swapped stock tires because they were rubbish and also bought better seatpost from upper model. removed all the unneccessary stuff like ringer or mudguards and this thing flies. im getting average speed about 18km/h on my rides and done about 4000km so far without any problems. this is perfect city bike in my opinion. if this thing had disc brakes it would be even better.

i think its basically some skeleton for DDD & command bus patterns in Laravel world. seems like an overkill for most laravel apps though

totally agree with other commenters - guy just over-engineered non-existent problem

thats why i pin my deps to the exact versions in production apps :)

i think 1366x768 resolution on 15.6 inch screen is perfect in terms of UI elements size. like its a sweet spot between to small and too large with enought horizontal area.

physical width of such 15.6 inch screen is 34.53 cm so it gives you 0,025285037 cm per pixel.

so my "perfect" laptop would have 15.6 inch screen and 16:10 aspect ratio. i would double the resolution in order to avoid fractional scaling and use 200% scaling so final resolution would be 2732x1708 - anyone can recommend something close to that on the market?

Hi there HN!

i'd like to share with you a side-project i've been working on recently. To describe it shortly - its browser-based subtitle searcher & converter. You can think of it as a really simplistic clone of opensubtitles.org for instance.

The project is open-source :) You can find the repository here:

https://github.com/kickasssubtitles/kickasssubtitles

I would greatly appreciate your feedback. I have plans to add more site-translations and expose an API in the future.

Cheers!