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721.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
I mean go is nice cause it uses a lot less memory than Ruby/Python/Node and in many cases faster. I use it for side projects on things I'd like/want and I wish sometimes I didn't need to reach for Django just to get
722.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
Typically assets involve more than just image and css files esp for any project you're building a full server for (i.e. not done with a static site generator), so yes that makes things more complicated, but their job is to remove the b
723.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
NodeJS is not a horrible dependency and it's not required when creating a new project. It's not like everyone doesn't already have Node or NVM installed for some other project. How else is the framework going to handle/b
724.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
Honestly, if I could just make links easily between notes I'd be pretty set with Notes.app except for the fact that code is kind of hard to write in it. i.e. snippets, etc. I tried using it because you're right, it's one of t
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Wow that really is a cool app. Awesome concept/implementation. Thanks for showing me that. I wish there were better lists of these kinds of apps.
726.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
Yes, I have it, but most of what I do isn't so much writing, which I believe it's a great tool for. Most of the writing tools out there are mainly for writers and not more researchers like me (learning stuff about development and
727.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
I have editorial, which I love, but it does not have that wiki style feature. Great for markdown though.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I think I'm going to sell my existing 9.7" to get the new 10.5" to get a bit more space to work with on this new version of iOS. I can't wait until I can really use iOS the way I use my mac. Which at this point really is
729.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
Unless you're doing something either destructive or hard to reverse ARKit will be plenty accurate for things like knowing if a piece of furniture will fit through a door or something will hang on a wall. It'll also help make the (
730.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
Developed by a very smart, nice guy who used this to make Gogs among other things. I've been using Gogs for almost 2.5 years now and I've had zero downtime or issues. It's reliability and efficiently is one of the reasons I b
731.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
This framework has been around forever and not really. Most people use the standard library unless they need better routing than the standard library provides. There are actually very few web frameworks that provide much other than a rout
732.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
And they did fix that for the JS applications (WinJS and the like) by using and implementing their own idea, the "grid", which no one else supports to this day, but in a lot of ways is based on the ideas of UI design from XAML&#x2
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I never used Notational Velocity, but this seems like an awesome UI to use for Notes. As long as you have powerful search you can always find your notes by their content and create new ones when the ones you find aren't relevant. How m
734.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
It's fine if all JS is disabled using uMatrix
735.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
From my reading, they still have the dual share class right? It just gave them an understanding that many people did not like how it was being managed?
736.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
Exactly, MS did it right this time: Released a fix. How many times has MS never released a fix and a researcher been forced to publish 90 days after submitting? Not the case here and they did good. It was everyone else's fault.
737.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
Honestly, I don't even like reddit for some reason. I can only handle HN. I tried Imzy and others before too. I always come back to HN. I feel like more of these websites may be able to succeed (not sure Reddit has a network effect tha
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Very cool. Would be great to eventually see support for the file picker UI similar to Resilio or Working Copy so files can be saved directly into KeyBase's encrypted areas.
739.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
I felt the need to post this to ensure we were all aware of our current biases that just because Trump is in office these things are bad and deserve attention. I believe the ACLU is great and I've contributed for years before Trump. An
740.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
I would like to add the obvious that it has nothing to do with Trump. Things like this were being done and added all the time under Bush and Obama. Simple proof: Why did the EFF and others already have extensive documentation on how to trav
741.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
This is super cool. Was there any announcement or documentation for this? We used a Cisco Meraki router once for a client and rigged it up to know who was in the office (for fun, to be aware that it could be done). It'd be nice to know
742.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
According to another comment on this thread: Unfortunately IPFS wasn't designed to hide and would be easy to block for a nation state.
743.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
But it won't grow unless others can download IPFS software to continue hosting it and there is no reason to believe they could not simply block it internally as well to prevent spreading. As said before, it needs to be used/useful
744.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
I like Elm a lot. I also do a lot of React and I have worried about picking Elm to avoid killing a nice product written in it because no one is willing to learn it to maintain it after I'm gone. Better to pick React to avoid any rewrit
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
It's not that it is not complete, but not entirely as powerful as Haskell which inspires a lot of how Elm works and looks like. The creator/maintainer of elm doesn't believe they're required.
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I completely agree, by "openness" I meant the lack of ACL/permissions for different data. This is improving on Android, but I don't keep up with it anymore so I'm not sure how much they've caught up or if what
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
It'd would be nice if Kryptonite supported ssh clients on mobile devices too. i.e. On iOS there is the opensource Blink client. Not sure how the protocol would change, but it'd be nice if Kryptonite could store the keys in one pla
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
Some distros do this automatically for you. I know macOS did until the recent major update.
749.
by 0xCMP 9y ago
He did not say that, but it's natural to assume that. All android phones run android (naturally) so if for whatever reason you believe iOS to be more secure and you also know most android phones do not receive updates correctly then it
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by 0xCMP 9y ago
I think that's one of the greatest head-fakes to take over the internet. You realize that priorities matter

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