BozeWolf

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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Finally a use case for the blockchain ;-)
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
In the eu it is 24 months. What kind of world do _you_ live in ;-)
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
The creator of sqlmodel seems to be very busy with fastapi and other projects. Only so much you can do in a day, so progress is slowed down by that. Prisma looks nice. Is it a solo project mostly? Or is there a company paying for your time
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Yes! I was looking for this as well.
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Yes! Really nice topic. Adds to the entrepeneurial / inventor spirit of HN!
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
I would pick what I know best and get the product out with that. Or better: I would pick the most popular framework I know best. Most known and good frameworks can do what you want. If the product becomes succesfull, scaling up your team wi
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Commercial Banks print money. Central banks dont do that. Commercial banks create money with loans. If you pay back a loan, your money is removed from the system. Read this: https://themacrocompass.substack.com/p/tmc-6
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Apparently the six dots at the end of my reply where not clear enough of an indication that this was sarcasm, a joke. A bad joke. Ah well.
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
It is not about the problems it solves now. It is about the potential it has to solve problems……
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Counter argument, I tried c/cpp/cmake development in vscode, but got so fed up with breaking plugins. Configuring… fixing new config options for plugins… Or spell checkersuggesting to rename functions i call… or duplicate shortcut
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
There are cooler frameworks, there are more minimal frameworks, there are more "modern" frameworks. Whatever that means. Yes I would like to work with FastAPI, it is great. But... Django gets the shit done. There are plenty of dev
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Everything important, which was not already send by e-mail, is e-mailed to myself. I use gmail. When something is still on paper, I make a photo. If it is just a file I got from another medium, I just attach it. For note taking I prefer app
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
I was in the same boat around 2012. After 11 years of linux on the desktop and crappy student laptop, I needed a proper laptop for freelance jobs. Bought a macbook to put linux on. Ruined macos on day one. Reinstalled macos. Got used to it.
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Really well done!! Looks great. Although price seems reasonable, it is still quite a lot of money. Did you actually sell screens already? I can imagine design stores want to sell this.
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Always use absolute imports, do not use relative imports. Solves most problems. Also is recommended by pep8. Skip the relative imports in the article. No need to read it entirely anymore ;-)
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
We use mongodb in my current clients cloud product. I agree mongo sucks big time. It has nothing to offer for our relational data (sql please) or for our little search index (elastic, or postgres please). Except for the database, the rest o
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
The unresponsiveness of controls drive me nuts as well. Greasy or wet fingers makes it hard to use the controls. This is solvable with physical knobs. Also the power moves up and down in steps, induction alternates between on and off to del
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Thanks!
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
But i want support like atlas gives me :) amazon and google dont do that. I know i can get hosted solutions, but that really is not the same. Enterprisedb maybe?
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Right now we (team of 12, 1 devops engineer) use mongodb atlas. While mongodb/nosql itself really is not giving us any value and that I really wished that postgresql was picked for our relational data, I must admit that atlas really is
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
With sshing i meant: ssh to server, install software and configure server. No docker, no ansible, nothing of that.
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
About 15 years ago, when ssh-ing into servers was quite normal. In eterm on my gentoo linux laptop with enlightenment desktop I typed: su - shutdown -h now Because I was tired and I wanted to go to bed. Came back after brushing my teeth. F
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
We will invent something to transpile english to french.
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
You can put epubs and pdfs on it using usb, but i never tried that. I just buy a ebook on my ipad (in kobo’s store, or bol.com) and then its available after syncing.
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
I love my kobo libra! I didnt buy a forma, which i regret, because that would have been even better. Was sceptical at first, because I thought kindle’s OS was better. Turns out: kobo’s OS is great! Two other things i bought last year, use d
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
Maybe I do not understand you correctly, but the 4.2% is YoY.
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
What am I missing on iOS safari + content blocker compared to firefox + ubo then? I used ubo on chrome on the desktop, but not a chrome user anymore. Honestly don’t see the difference compared to macos + kablock (and hush).
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
There are decent adblockers for safari on both macOS and iOS. Mozilla makes one for iOS, Firefox Focus, which you can setup as a content blocker. KaBlock exists for safari on both macos and ios. And there are many more. Fwiw: Im using safar
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by BozeWolf 5y ago
I read an article[1] a while ago where some people made a dashboard with all streams and data. Never tried it though. The application is called race control and is opensource [2]. If the app is not what you mean, their reverse engineered a
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by BozeWolf 6y ago
What is wrong with “bc” ;-) half joking, anybody else who uses bc? I am by no means an expert, just using the regular add/multiply and sometimes a variable. This looks way better though.

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