hellojebus (u/hellojebus)

hellojebus commented on 10 years bootstrapped: €6.5M revenue with a team of 13 datocms.com/blog/a-look-b... · Posted by u/steffoz

dminor · 3 months ago

As an actual customer, I have the opposite reaction. They are doing well and that gives me peace of mind.

hellojebus · 3 months ago

Also a customer here, DatoCMS is fantastic product. We run hundreds of sites on their platform. Their team also works with you on pricing as you scale.

hellojebus commented on Dietary omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids as a protective factor of myopia bjo.bmj.com/content/early... · Posted by u/FollowingTheDao

hellojebus · 6 months ago

This reminded me of the Knowledge Project podcast with Dr. Rhonda Patrick on certain biomarkers, including omega index as an indicator for longer life span.

https://fs.blog/knowledge-project-podcast/dr-rhonda-patrick/

hellojebus commented on Making Minecraft Spherical bowerbyte.com/posts/block... · Posted by u/iamwil

hellojebus · 6 months ago

Need this to have a baby with Factorio.

hellojebus commented on Mercure: A WebSocket alternative for server-sent events github.com/dunglas/mercur... · Posted by u/porjo

hellojebus · a year ago

We've been using Mercure for 3+ years in production. It's been pretty much set it and forget it. Maybe once a year do we have to maintain the server e.g. clear up space, but overall has been great for our use case (which does not need full pub/sub).

hellojebus commented on The Google Willow Thing scottaaronson.blog/?p=852... · Posted by u/Bootvis

nsxwolf · a year ago

Man, reading this makes me feel so small. Being a "software engineer" consuming APIs and updating database rows seems laughably childish compared to whatever the hell it is I just read. I can't even imagine why I should bother trying to understand it. It's completely inaccessible. Only an elite few get to touch these machines.

hellojebus · a year ago

This was me yesterday after reading the official Willow release.

Spent yesterday afternoon and this morning learning what I could. I'm now superficially familiar with quantum coherence, superposition, and phase relationships.

In other words, you got this. Now I gotta learn linear algebra. brb.

hellojebus commented on 418 I’m a teapot developer.mozilla.org/en-... · Posted by u/csomar

hellojebus · a year ago

We use the 418 response code in our authentication service. We use to determine whether the token is invalid due to expiration, vs any other reason. If 418, we know to refresh to access token automatically... pretty harmless and definitely not a security measure.

hellojebus commented on Ask HN: What book had a big impact on you as a child or teenager? · Posted by u/pjacotg

hellojebus · a year ago

1. Zen & The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig

2. In Search of the Miraculous by P.D. Ouspensky

I was a teen really into philosophy so maybe not applicable.

hellojebus commented on Experimental web browser optimized for rabbit-holing szymonkaliski.com/project... · Posted by u/cernocky

berkes · a year ago

Slightly unrelated:

> As an aside, I also use this technique for navigating code with Vim, where a single shortcut goes to a definition of a function in a new pane

I was intrigued by this, and searched the author's github for their .vim. This is how they do that:

nnoremap gF <c-w>vgF

https://github.com/szymonkaliski/dotfiles/blob/357fc7c76ca86...

and

nnoremap <silent>gD :call CocActionAsync('jumpDefinition', 'vsplit')<cr>

https://github.com/szymonkaliski/dotfiles/blob/357fc7c76ca86...

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Edit: This is what I ended up with, lua, nvim: `buf_set_keymap('n', 'gds', '<c-w>v<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.definition()<CR>', opts)`

I made it a different map from the normal gd, so that I can choose to open in a new split or just jump to the one in my current window - I don't want a new split if e.g. a variable is define just 20 lines above my current one.

hellojebus · a year ago

this is great, added this to my nvim config. But changed it to 'gv' as 'gds' added a little bit of lag when I wanted to use 'gd'.

hellojebus commented on "it's nothing to do with solder. it's capacitors" chaos.social/@gsuberland/... · Posted by u/robin_reala

hellojebus · 2 years ago

I used to be local teen that would fix everyones Playstation 3's, when they got the red light of death. I used to do the heat gun trick to get them back up, but decided to also try an oven at one point (it worked). I wonder if this was the same phenomenon...

hellojebus commented on VanillaJSX.com vanillajsx.com/... · Posted by u/novocantico

sophiebits · 2 years ago

These examples are cool but I think it’s important to note that none of them show components whose props can change over time, since that ability doesn’t seem to be modeled at all. Clever if you don’t need that but I’m having trouble seeing how it would scale to more complex apps.

hellojebus · 2 years ago

I'm by no means an advocate of this library, and never plan to use it, but to support component props that trigger rerenders, a'la React/Vue, I would use JS Proxies here. Wouldn't be that hard to implement.