Switching branches kept eating my day: stash, reinstall, restart, reseed, port taken.
So I built pando, a TUI for git worktrees. Every branch runs side by side with its own server and ports.
→ Logs for every worktree in one screen
→ Shared, namespaced or isolated database
→ Public link in one key (Cloudflare quick tunnel)
→ Open any PR as a running worktree
Built with @ratatui_rs 🐀 thanks @orhundev
It would be nice to be able to easily opt-out of build-time generation of pages. I was finally able to come close to this behavior by declaring every entry-point:
- either `export const dynamic`
- or `revalidate = n`
- or `revalidate ='tag'`
It would be nice to have a global configuration that'd change the default behavior of all pages and layouts,
@timneutkens@Kucukkanat Next.js treats environment variables as build-time variables, while you can work around this with numerous tricks it is clear that they are not designed to be changed in runtime, which really goes against most of our usual intuition about software
Restoranin yorumlarina bakiyorum herkes memnun mis gibi, kaldi ki 1 kotu siparisten sonra yazmadim ben onu, eskiden severek siparis verdigim bir restorandi, porsiyonlarini asiri derecede kucultmusler ve 2 kere daha sans verdim yorum yazmadan once
@getir Yorumum kaldirilmis olabilir, sistem sizin kaldirabilirsiniz ama ben neden goremiyorum ne yazdigimi. Iki defa canli destekten gorusup ogrenmeye calistim, yetmedi telefonla musteri hizmetlerini aradim ama yok.
Yorumumda sadece gercekleri yazmistim, uslubumda problem varsa goreyim ki degistireyim iletisim seklini.
Kotu yorum oldugunda restoran sikayet edip kaldirtabiliyor da kullanici neden hakkini savunamiyor. Bu durum sizin sisteminize zarar verir sadece, ben o restorandan siparis vermiyorum artik ben birsey kaybetmiyorum bu durumdan, ben yorumumu baska insanlar gorsun para harcamadan alacaklari deneyimden haberdar olsunlar diye yaptim.
@sama I’m really interested in “Software Engineer, Engineering Acceleration” role. That’s a perfect fit, I love optimizing flow-state for development.
However I live in Turkey, does OpenAI support remote working?
Virtual Reality is just a bonus feature of a headset. The main feature is that you’re carrying a device smaller than a laptop and it literally gives you a life-size screen
@OpenAI I’m still puzzled about the openAI name. How come none of the LLM models of openai are open. I’m not against companies making money while they open source some or all of their software. I’d at least expect for the GPT-3 to be publicly accessible when GPT-4 comes out