Gitlab CI with some remote runners on a VPS that I already have (so I can keep myself on the free tier). Works perfectly.
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ale_jacques commented on Ask HN: Was my first management job bad, or is this what management is like? · Posted by u/Buttons840
That's a Tuesday morning in consulting companies.
ale_jacques commented on Ask HN: Will vibe coded spaghetti code lead to unmaintainable software? · Posted by u/roschdal
Yes. It already does.
Microsoft Teams eats RAM. Period.
ale_jacques commented on Htmx: Access modern browser features directly from HTML htmx.org/... · Posted by u/vemy
Right. But, hypermedia systems doesn't go far enough. It can be even simpler then that.
In a video game the "server" doesn't figure out what's changed (that's too much work) it just redraws the frame. So rather than the complexity of working out what has changed you can just send down the whole page again whenever something changes.
This gives you view = f(state) over the wire and has great DX. It's called immediate mode in games.
The main point of hypermedia is the browser, not a gaming platform. Not even the mobile platform. HTMX is not purposed nor it advertises that it should be used outside of the browser scope.
I use Unpoly that replies on the same principles (HTML over the wire) and both of them are very clear about their intentions.
What kind of shortcuts you're looking for? Spark has a lot (almost all primary functions has one) of keyboard shortcuts.
https://noteplan.co, if you're on a macOS/iOS device.
ale_jacques commented on Ask HN: Are there any websites, yet that show new Apple liquid glass effects? · Posted by u/commanderj
I don't know about navigating, but you can find more details here: https://www.liquid-glass.org/
I use Fastmail for my personal domain. The service is great. They don't have a desktop app. I use macOS Mail (which sucks) and, sometimes, I give Spark Mail a try but they are not there yet.
Fastmail do have web and mobile clients. On web and iOS, both are a "webapp" disguised as an app (my guess Android version is the same).