I am trying to get login setup for my local dev environment, I copied the sample .env file and updated the Twitter credentials. Then I tried logging in using the Twitter button while running locally. But it is not working, am I missing a step?

Wallet providers use a protocol (https://webln.dev/) to make sending lightning payments less cumbersome is my understanding. It'd be nice to support this.

Related to https://github.com/stackernews/stacker.news/issues/16

A SSR solution for a RSS feed:

• feed has latest items (live)

• each request impacts server (load)

It's also possible to use a SSG solution (ex: /public/rss.xml file):

• static file, no load on the server (faster)

• xml file is only created on build time (delay)

Note, I was not able to properly test the query.

Hey! Thanks for your website, I have really fallen in love with it and visit it every day!

But I missed a user setting to choose the preferred currency, so I added it; open source ftw! :smile: (closes #103)

I have only added EUR, but other currencies which coinbase supports are easy to add. Just add it together with the symbol to CURRENCY_SYMBOLS in components/price.js.

At first, I wanted to use a dropdown to choose the currency in the settings, but I didn't found a dropdown I could reuse, so I just went with a text input first.

Please tell me if you like it and if I should adapt anything :+1:

Despite editing .env.sample with both my Github and LND (using Polar) credentials it's still crashing every time I try to login locally and throwing this error: "Unhandled Runtime Error Error: Invalid URL: <YOUR PUBLIC TUNNEL TO LOCALHOST, e.g. NGROK>"

There's WAY too many people who are confusing the "n sats per min" in the jobs board as being the wage being offered for the job.

• Exhibit A: https://stacker.news/items/24097
• Exhibit B: https://t.me/TheSimplyBitcoinChannel/52231

Related discussion:

Perhaps there needs to be a prefix (e.g., listing fee: n sats per min) or that being shown under column of its own -- with a title, or perhaps some other way to explain to what that references.

https://stacker.news/items/24144

Some folks may feel better if stacker.news are available via onion (Tor) network. It can also help in your search for decentralization as Tor now has Onionbalance to distribute the service on multiple hosts while serving it over one onion link.

Tapping the bolt icon is awesome, super easy. I love it. It feels good!

Often I wanna tip more (in fact most of the time), but the text input sucks. Tapping and swiping is fun, typing on keyboard sucks, it kills the fun. I'm not good at designing UIs, but I wonder if someone could think of a fun way of doing this... maybe some swiping, maybe a wheel that pops up if you hold the bolt and then you swipe how much you wanna tip...

1. FAQ page. You need to give more information about how to use this and fees applied, votes etc
2. Using the free credits to post - OK. But after posting those, it doesn't say how much I need to pay for a new post.
3. It should be also available the option to just pay a LN invoice for a new paid post, if I do not have enough funds in wallet

I noticed that my posting fee didn't go up when adding extra images and links, which is what I expected because of the x in front of the fee:

Maybe it should be a +?

I noticed the following bug:

On the profile page, the stacked amount for earnings is displayed wrong:

I did not receive so many sats. I think this is the total amount of sats that was earned by everyone in this round.

Also, when clicking on that row, it leads to a 404 page at https://stacker.news/items/76326:

Not sure where it should lead to, but I think a 404 is not intended :smile:

When folks post broken image links, the comment section gets fully re-rendered when renders are triggered (e.g. cache updates via upvotes or other stuff).

This can probably be avoidable by using callback and memo hooks.

It appears Coinbase is getting my IP address every time I access Stacker News.

Specifically a GET request is occurring for the "spot" price: https://api.coinbase.com/v2/prices/BTC-USD/spot

I think this could be handled by proxy where the API request from the browser goes to a Stacker.News endpoint, and then Stacker.News sends an API request to Coinbase.

An attempt to post the following link: https://youtube.com/watch?v=e9XqnDDl14Q

results in the following to be shown as dupes: https://youtube.com/watch?v=CX1F4BHhkQs https://youtube.com/watch?v=WqDvsbElFXg https://youtube.com/watch?v=wTC31ZI6QM4

I can't account for why this would occur. Incidentally, this issue does not persist when the link has the www. subdomain.

For example, dup detection should (I believe) determine the following to be a duplicate of each other: https://youtu.be/aBC123Def45 https://youtu.be/aBC123Def45?t=123

Dup detection is properly seeing a duplicate when the post is for a regular Youtube link (and not the URL shortener): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBC123Def45 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBC123Def45&t=123

It's possible this was some unwanted side-effect when implementing a fix for Issue #62.

Posting www. (www and period) by itself gets linkified, even though it is not a valid URL.

Example: https://stacker.news/items/36755

(happens here with markdown on Github as well, so not sure if it can be easily fixed, or should be even.)