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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I wish someone would create an Emacs buffer style browser where we could easily switch between tabs similar to how Emacs lets you switch buffers. I know you can do this in Emacs, but I just think for all the work people do to get tabs worki
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
In a lot of ways this kind of stuff is what we were warned about by many including the FSF. Cloud software you don't control, or which knows a lot about you, can be used to censor you. Always better to self-host and backup/distrib
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
A layer with your pip requirements being added and then installed is the most expensive part of building a python container so if you change your requirements you invalidate the cache for that layer (and possibly the other layers above).
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Once built a docker container is not expensive, but the idea with Docker is to create immutable, layered containers and rebuilding every time there is a change. Unlike with nodejs, it's harder to volume mount python packages installed
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I already bought my flight out of South Florida. The worst should be over by the time it reaches Alabama so I figure anywhere NE/MW is good to hold out.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Yes, but it's made by fallible people, who may make mistakes in previously good software you update to, and it assumes a computer doesn't fail which can still happen (although very rarely now).
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Literally everything you do with memory and disks can also be reduced to CRUD, but that is an extreme example to show my point: a DB does a lot more. A well written DB, in this case a good RDBMS, gives you stronger guarantees that data is s
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Two rules of online dating: 1. be attractive and 2. don't be unattractive.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Or just make a static site using Netlify + Hugo. More power and customization than Github pages, but still full automated and it manages HTTPs for you. I understand if this is still too much work though. I'm trying to make a setup wher
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
You can on medium, but it's a $75 one-time fee now. They can do top-level or sub domain mappings.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Isn't that what respecting a country's sovereignty is? Are societies not organized differently?
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Arithmetic – 6 to 60 in binary, is it possible?(cs.stackexchange.com)
6 points by 0xCMP 9y ago|0 comments
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
So how about for Spotify? It's all digital media, but I pay more to be able to have the highest quality version streamed/pre-downloaded for songs and I can pretty much tell the difference. I've had anecdotal experiences were
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I've always been able to tell when something on Spotify I've heard before is lower quality now. I can instinctively tell in my car when that's the case. It's mostly due to how loud certain parts of the song are or how it
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
But what can you do as an individual? I think that's what we're all struggling with.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
And as Jim Clark, co-founder of Netscape, said in a recent interview on This Week In Startups the problem was Microsoft was not just bundling their browser (not a big deal), but pressuring OEMs that they'd be unable to sell Windows or
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I use pinboard, I only needed to pay once (I got in before the yearly subscriptions), but I still pay for archiving. I rarely use the archives and nothing I've looked at pinboard has gone away, but it's only been a year. I'm
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
It wouldn’t notify you of everything. Whatever an app does is pretty much trusted by the system at the app level.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
If you develop and maintain the app yourself. People hire teams to develop apps all the time and not always for some larger/high-margin business.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Technical writers often do this. At an agency I worked at my co-worker worked that job + being a freelance technical writer and she used to make graphics all the time for documentation and articles.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
#2 is the Federal Reserve. Good luck disrupting that! (Bitcoin is sure as hell trying though)
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
There is a lot of overwhelm these days. It's not just our devices: peak tv, never ending YouTube videos, endless tweets, and a web we can never fully explore. We live in overwhelming times. The key is not to simply downgrade ourselves,
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SQLBoiler generates a Go ORM tailored to your schema(github.com)
1 points by 0xCMP 9y ago|0 comments
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Although with Standard Notes you're free to setup your own server too and can backup to dropbox.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
It's selling on Amazon now.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I wonder if this isn't such a big deal since it's not like they're gonna verify beyond "can they scrape now?" As long as that is true then they will likely not run in to issues. Other issues are not for blocking the
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Agreed, but it should change. On iOS the OS can kill the browser for you so you may still want that page you didn't kill. On the OS quitting the browser should reset it back to a normal state that doesn't include the private tabs
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I concur. I don't use safari because it feels worse. I felt the reason was I couldn't easily identify where my tab was supposed to be easily without reading. Many websites these days do not provide super great titles. Although I d
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Yes, in go these things have solutions. Maybe not the best ones we can have, but there are ways to approach the problems beyond just giving up. 1 - Most editors automatically support that. I wouldn't say being forced to follow a certai
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Yes, that's annoying. Luckily though through embedded structs he could inherit all the methods to access each of those fields in whatever types he creates and make matching some interface easier.

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