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TOMORROW you can jump into the Order of the Sinking Star demo on Steam during #SteamNextFest ๐ŸŽฎ ๐Ÿฅณ The demo will go live tomorrow, June 15 at 10am PT and be available until June 22 at 10am PT โฐ With over 100 puzzles in the demo alone, there'll be plenty of mind-bending puzzles to solve ๐Ÿงฉ
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The SURPRISE is: x.com/SinkingStarGame/statusโ€ฆ Order of the Sinking Star will have a free demo on Steam, for NextFest, Monday. Because the game is HUGE, the demo is huge: it's bigger than most entire paid puzzle games, and you get to try it out for free.

Play a demo of Order of the Sinking Star for the first time ever during #SteamNextFest from June 15 - 22! ๐ŸŒŸ๐ŸŽฎ Step into this massive puzzle adventure, solve brain-teasing puzzles, play as unique heroes and decipher a grand mystery! ๐Ÿงฉ ๐Ÿ“œ Details > orderofthesinkingstar.com/enโ€ฆ
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Knowing how to use Terraform is a pretty useful skill. You might want to check this out:
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If you've ever laughed at a Korean for telling you about "fan death", this is for you.
sleeping with a fan on is extremely dangerous and most people do it every single night you thinking the breeze is keeping you cool and comfortable but it's actually launching a silent attack on your respiratory system... when you sleep with moving air directed at you, it rapidly evaporates the moisture from your mouth and nasal passages. your body reacts to this extreme dryness in panic mode producing excess mucus to try and compensate. this is why so many people wake up feeling congested with a stuffy nose or a pounding headache but it gets worse; a fan doesn't just blow air it acts as a vacuum for dust and dead skin cells shooting them directly into your sinuses for eight hours straight but here's the strangest part: sleeping with a fan can actually damage your eyes, many people sleep with their eyelids partially open without realizing it, that constant air flow dries out the surface of your cornea all night long leaving you with red and irritated eyes the moment you wake up.
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Sleeping with a fan is not "extremely dangerous." Healthline, Sleep Foundation, and GoodRx confirm it's generally safe. Minor effects like dry nasal passages or circulating allergens may occur, but these don't constitute a "silent attack" on your respiratory system. healthline.com/health/sleepinโ€ฆ
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Any indie hackers using Loco.rs? I love Laravel, but sometimes I want more control over memory use.

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The Straight Forward Programming Manifesto All behaviors we associate with computer applications emerge from how data is processed over time. The purpose of software architecture is to model data processing, not "business domain" judi.systems/essays/manifestโ€ฆ
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>โ€my made up complicated rules are interfering with writing codeโ€
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2 Sep 2025
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Boss finds out what a contractor is
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I never thought about it like this. It's true!
We put all the important content in a relatively small bento grid and they all animate at the same time, competing for attention. This way the user cannot actually read any of them and gets distracted and scrolls away but is convinced there is a lot of important stuff there.
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I'm currently looking for contract work. I can help with game/engine/tools programming in Odin/C/C . Drop me a line on karl@zylinski.se if it sounds interesting. See zylinski.se/portfolio/ for examples of my work.

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Nailed it - this is exactly why I dropped commonly-used UI libraries. It would take 1-2 seconds for things like a dropdown to be usable. Lately, I've been using DaisyUI and Datastar signals, and it has been great.
The average framework-specific component library requires JS file imports, JS props, JS execution on server and JS hydration on browser, JS bundling and JS tree shaking just to give you a piece of HTML and at the end it includes unused class names in production anyway.
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.@Saadeghi - I especially love the theme tool. I send a link to non-technical team members, and they love being able to tweak theme colors all they want. Nice work!
If you LOVE Tailwind CSS, you will love @daisyui_ If you HATE Tailwind CSS, you will love @daisyui_
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Thinking carefully about how you need to access your data will definitely influence the quality of your app
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one of the least talked about things on here: database schema design super boring topic, but i crazy how few people are capable of designing a clean and logical schema i've seen so many startups come to a halt because they've built themselves into a corner
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I suspect a seamless registration to simple wizard is a good way to onramp users ๐Ÿค” After a few SaaS app launches now, I've been struck time and again with the importance of good user onboarding, and I think this is the way. I'm eager to hear from others on this.
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One of my more successful apps was just done with bootstrap. Super simple. Not a slick UI by any stretch of the imagination. But it worked. It solved problems.
'How can your app improve our hospital?' 'We have zero bugs'. Ok.
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6 Aug 2025
the new limits on Claude are unacceptable at the price I'm paying. What are the best alternatives for just getting menial coding tasks done?
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"we made it so you can talk to the computer like a person!" i don't think you understand why i got into computers in the first place
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I slept on Dexie for far too long. Using it for a large interactive map display was a game-changer. It allowed me to significantly reduce the number of elements (incl event listeners) on the page, keeping everything feeling smooth and snappy.
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Then, on the client, I can retrieve the HTML from IndexedDB whenever needed. This way, I don't have dozens of modals and their event listeners eating memory and slowing down my app. And of course, spotty internet connectivity isn't an issue, either.
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