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by 727564797069706 1y ago
Meanwhile, Estonia has a "data embassy" in Luxembourg: https://e-estonia.com/solutions/e-governance/data-embassy/ TL;DR: Estonia operates a Tier 4 (highest security) data center in Luxembourg with d
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Claude Code for Grownups [video](youtube.com)
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by 727564797069706 2y ago
Holy mother of god, this is gorgeous! It is absolutely incomprehensible how _vast_ the Universe is. I can only hope one day I'll be reborn as a lifeform who can bend time and space to explore it all.
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by 727564797069706 2y ago
Thanks Meta for inspiring me to work on my crazy side projects that no-one needs!
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by 727564797069706 2y ago
I urge you to check out https://hypermedia.systems/ (free to read online). TL;DR: The web platform has evolved (and continues to evolve) so much that I don't see a need to use SPAs for the majority of web applications.
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by 727564797069706 2y ago
My (unpopular?) take is that JavaScript should suffice. Once I feel the need for TypeScript, I've done something wrong. For example, built my whole frontend with JavaScript or built my backend in JavaScript. JavaScript's use case
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by 727564797069706 2y ago
This is such a simple distinction, yet totally transforming and invigorating! I appreciate a lot if people share such insights.
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by 727564797069706 2y ago
As a generalist with half the years of experience you have, I'm looking to get into contract work, too. Do you have any tips on how to pull it off successfully?
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by 727564797069706 2y ago
Haters gonna hate, EU's gonna regulate. And I support it. Big tech cries crocodile tears and then makes their products compatible with EU regulations anyway.
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by 727564797069706 2y ago
If you're serious about scaling up, definitely consider Vespa ( https://vespa.ai ). At serious scale, Vespa will likely knock all the other options out of the park.
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Distributed Systems 4th Edition(distributed-systems.net)
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
This is great stuff, thank you for sharing and congratulations! Looking to do something similar in terms of offering better, paid alternatives to the existing solutions out there in a source-available fashion. Anyone here experiencing troub
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
Clojure does many things right and I like it for it a lot. One thing that I see slowing down real teams building real web stuff with Clojure is the near-dogmatic desire to compose (dare I say hack) everything together from tons of libraries
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
Poe is a platform that lets people ask questions, get instant answers, and have back-and-forth conversations with a wide variety of AI-powered bots. It is available on iOS, Android, MacOS and web. The AI on Poe is powered by models from sev
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“I don’t like it”(seths.blog)
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
How does it compare to https://multipass.run/ ?
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
As a newcomer to systems programming, I hopped on the Rust hype train and enjoyed the ride for quite a while. But in recent months, I've been more drawn to Zig. Simplicity, vision and governance of the language (among many other things
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
Apple has made another revolutionary, "shut up and take my money!" product. Sure, it'll take some time to get our hands on it and the platform to establish itself, but I'm sure that if anyone can pull it off, then it&#x2
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
Great that I can enter free text to enter relevant information without needing to upload the resume. I entered comma-separated list of keywords I'd like the job post to have and got quite nice results.
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Handmade Manifesto(handmade.network)
1 points by 727564797069706 3y ago|1 comments
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
Yes, it sure is! I recommend to listen to this podcast episode that gives some insight into the state of Ruby & Rails: Don't sleep on Ruby & Rails (with Justin Searls) https://changelog.com/podcast/521
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
sourcehut - the hacker's forge
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
I’m still baffled that most people in the US (generalization based on the fact that tipping still lives on) accept tipping over making employers pay (or go out of business, if they can’t - capitalism) livable wage to their workers by making
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by 727564797069706 3y ago
In my experience, these 'can-do' people can (and usually will) butcher anything, be it MPA, SPA or TUI. This seems like the real problem we need to solve, but not sure how?
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
This looks really cool! I’ve been using Raindrop for a long time. Readwise Reader is the first thing I’ve come across that makes me seriously consider switching over. I’m definitely going to try it out.
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
What's your approach for ensuring that you've sufficiently secured your Kubernetes cluster? I'd go down the same road as you, but I'm worried that I leave my cluster vulnerable as I don't know much about hardening K
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
I once liked Go a lot, then over time got frustrated by few things and moved on. Now I'm all about "Rust is the best thing since sliced bread!" I find it a bit hard to understand why people are critizing Go "yaddayadda
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
My dream is Clojure hosted on Rust. It's because Clojure isn't intended to "hide away" the platform underneath and you interact with the platform quite a bit. Since I prefer Rust ergonomics over Java/JVM ergonomics,
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
Translation is pretty much the only reason I still use Chrome. Great to see that Firefox tries to solve this blocker! Downside is that the language I mainly need it for is not in the list yet.
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
Your channel is awesome! I enjoy your style very much. Thanks for inspiring and sharing your thoughts!

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