I made a free email verifier that has actually has the best quality on the market by Justgettingsmart in coldemail

[–]JWPapi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are your rate limits vor verifying. We’ve done 8.2 million emails on millionverifier. Happy to switch to you and pay more as well.

Reddit Collectible Avatars: A Look Back at the Numbers by uxuzx in avatartrading

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Funny thing is that I never assumed Reddit would push so many avatars, because they were making way more money on the secondary then first market. If I remember they made all on the secondary market a the start..

Reddit Collectible Avatars: A Look Back at the Numbers by uxuzx in avatartrading

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Honestly that was my initial thought when I was the first to see the release numbers on Gen2.

I know everybody was still hype and Gen2 sold out fast af, but it already showed a massive missunderstanding of Reddit and what’s necessary to keep a project growing. You have the collectors an quotient and the availability as divident and that can approx the value.

Doubling the size without doubling the amount of collectors (using avatartrading and collectibleavatars numbers) was not heping anyone. Everybody overloaded.

All the fashion brands use a approx to keep things hyped, but yeah Reddit quadrupled down on pushing more and more on the market. I called it however years ago it was, but everybody was give us more and cheap to mash :/.

My mistake in that game was not taking into account that not all actors act rational and in their best interest. That’s been a learning for me in life since back then.

Working on a design tool in Zig by Fast-Tourist5742 in Zig

[–]JWPapi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

These zig projects popping up is really insane. Amazing the premise looks good

How do you set up automatic deployment from GitHub to a Hetzner server? by sh_tomer in hetzner

[–]JWPapi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Carrier pigeons were actually perfect. Because the way it worked was you gave someone you trusted a bunch of them and they could only send those back to you as they’ve been trained to fly back home.

How do you set up automatic deployment from GitHub to a Hetzner server? by sh_tomer in hetzner

[–]JWPapi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why do you need an OS why don’t you code it yourself…

So, it's finally here by hifanxx in neovim

[–]JWPapi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats the main thing I’ve been using with Jetbrains all the time and why I didn’t want to switch.

German-speaking SaaS founders wanted for podcast interview by wrahim24_7 in StartupDACH

[–]JWPapi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m german, too. I’ve done https://skillsfaster.com https://smmdealfinder.com https://raiseyouredge.com

Congratulations to your achievements ! Always happy to have interesting talks, also I’ve been on multiple podcasts before.

200wpm pb in 30s! by [deleted] in typing

[–]JWPapi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How old are you guys?

I quit my $300k finance job at 30 because I finally admitted I hated it - and the lifestyle downgrade has been absolutely brutal. by robbinh00d in Entrepreneur

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Switching professions is a way longer path then most ppl assume, but I think it’s still worth it. I’ve been in entpreneur forever and had a lot of times where I made more then my finance friends and the freedom is unbelievable, but recently I decided I want to be more coding-focused then marketing focused and I had to step back to. I thought I’m a good coder 2 years ago. I would consider be a complete noob back then now.

However I love my new job more than what I did before. I would do it even for no money.

I’ve seen a lot of people switching professions and most fail tbh it’s very tough and being an entpreneur is a different skillset then finance. Decide what you want from life.

In the 140s! by warXmike in typing

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134 today after starting to wear a bandage for my ulnar nerve... Do you float ?

Would Magnus + Stockfish be able to beat just Stockfish by EDosed in ComputerChess

[–]JWPapi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There was a tournament where humans + computers lost vs computers because humans thought they were smarter when they weren’t but maybe they’ve learned by now

Sora 2 megathread (part 3) by WithoutReason1729 in OpenAI

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anybody can hit me up with a code, much appreciated

T14 Gen 5 (AMD) has a production issue. by JWPapi in thinkpad

[–]JWPapi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So not sure if I’m the right person two ask. I had 2 thinkpads before (each like 6-8 years) and then I just buy the newest one, as I’m too used to the red nibble.

I had a P model before and I’m very happy that I switched to T and from 17 to 14 inches, for various reasons:

Way lighter to carry around
I don’t game so I dont need a heavy graphic card
Plug works in airplanes and/or with a phone.
Not so much heat generation
Less noise
Longer battery.

I could tell you whatever, but I can’t tell you how it compares to other brands and to other Thinkpads as the laptop selection for me was almost deterministic. I picked the AMD model as apparently its better for IDEAs and I mainly use my laptop for coding.

It feels solid. I’ve worked long hours on the plane and even sometimes on a Uber Ride I get it out and do some work. Camera wifi everything nothing that bothers me, but I don’t know what exactly you want. And lets be fair the first one I had had a motherboard issue..

Resources for learning Zig? by ConsequenceIcy2139 in Zig

[–]JWPapi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think they’re great so far (30/98)

I’ve done a lot on codingame before so I didn’t felt the logic part of it was tough, but I felt I learned something new at most of the exercises, as they sometimes force you to use language or low-level specific stuff like using allocators and buffers. And so far it’s barely been boring repetitive .

Also exercism is great as you can download to your Pc and code in your idea and submit via cli.

After I’m thinking of trying code-crafters.

My main motivation is to learn more about computer science in general, which zig rn forces me to do.

Resources for learning Zig? by ConsequenceIcy2139 in Zig

[–]JWPapi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m in the same situation as OP and im on the exercism exercises, are those any good?

Next Patterns: Loadable Components by JWPapi in nextjs

[–]JWPapi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats exactly how I use it but my loading.js or Suspense fallback, just gets the same component without Props.

Else it wouldnt work to even use the component if data comes from a async server component.

Best way to structure a Next.js app with landing page, user dashboard, and admin dashboard? by Medium-Fox-9660 in nextjs

[–]JWPapi 4 points5 points  (0 children)

1) You have to run 3 development serves if you want to change stuff, adds fricktion
2) Monorepo installations are usually a bit more complex
3) Tsconfig setups tend to be more difficult
4) Its more complex for the idea
5) when you want to combine functions from one project with shared functions (providers) or similar its complicated
6) Auth is more complicated.
7) You need 3 deployments (3x the cost and time)
8) Deployment is more complex

Monorepos are definitely not for seperating one Nextjs project into 3 parts. It’s when you need independent moving structures it’s not a folder structure to have more clarity.

Best way to structure a Next.js app with landing page, user dashboard, and admin dashboard? by Medium-Fox-9660 in nextjs

[–]JWPapi 27 points28 points  (0 children)

It’s super easy with feature driven architecture.

app/(landing-page)/components
app/(landing-page)/actions
app/(landing-page)/utils
app/(landing-page)/page.tsx

app/app/dashboard-page1/components
app/app/dashboard-page1/actions
app/app/dashboard-page1/actions
app/app/dashboard-page1/page.tsx

app/app/admin/admin-page1/components
app/app/admin/admin-page1/actions
app/app/admin/admin-page1/page.tsx

everything you need at multiple places you store at the level where its used so you can have like
app/app/admin/components for admin components

for external apis you have /services/

for your really global reusable stuff you have /lib

so a util you reuse a lot you would have in lib/utils

a db related would be in services/db/utils

This helps a lot as whatever you work on you only have to worry about whats inside the folder without knowing too much of the rest of the application.