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by DLA 5y ago
That is amazing! Good for you. What type of software is this?
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by DLA 5y ago
There are options that are mid-way between pure profit-driven enterprises and public sector such as Bloomberg Philanthropies, 4ocean, Citizen Lab, etc. If you are of the hacker mindset, you could also hunt bugs through any number of progra
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by DLA 5y ago
This is BEAUTIFUL work!
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by DLA 5y ago
I’d have a look at how far you can go with AlpineJS. Love it’s simplicity to add robust interactivity to web pages.
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by DLA 5y ago
Broad ask, but I have three things on my mind: - a good time control allowing results filtered by specific time periods - a type of content filter set to include/exclude content by type of site: social media, news, personal sites, blog
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by DLA 5y ago
+1 for Alpine. So awesome and can do a lot for you without the complexity of full frameworks. And no build pipeline to mess with. I’ve used Alpine with Go templates on multiple projects and have been very happy.
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by DLA 5y ago
This guy is a complete idiot. So many things wrong with the decision making here I can’t even begin. It violates common sense, all well worn investing maxims, and trading risk management principles. In terms of options suitability there is
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by DLA 5y ago
Why is it so hard to find the code? Links to open source and the license.
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by DLA 5y ago
Planes need forward velocity to generate lift using fixed wings. No vertical takeoff/landing/hover with fixed wings unless you do some very fancy thrust vectoring.
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by DLA 5y ago
12 minute flight time is terrible. Like the fan design though.
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by DLA 5y ago
If you want to work on distributed systems, Web backend, services, command line tools, etc, give Go (golang.com) a look.
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by DLA 5y ago
We used CRDB (and still do) in production and a scale (billions of records+) and have found it to be very good. While it does not have every advanced feature of PostgreSQL, you get very easy clustering and operational simplicity which drive
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by DLA 5y ago
Twitter threads suck so bad from a UX perspective. Long form “article” in a zillion tiny chunks with all the UI control cruft repeated over and over and over and over providing no value whatsoever. An enormous post, page, or article would b
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by DLA 5y ago
ADM is a brilliant and very useful book. I use it several times per year to guide me on algo work.
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by DLA 5y ago
Great ask. I have 20 years of experience. In no particular order… - Read great code: e.g. Redis - Learn systems thinking: Book like Thinking in Systems, The Systems Thinker, or similar. Learn how to structure your thinking. - Disagree well
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by DLA 5y ago
Like CNN
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by DLA 5y ago
A few items share: Check out MasterClass.com It's subscription, but some has amazing content by world-class instructors including courses on story telling, film making, writing, etc. https://www.masterclass.com/categori
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by DLA 5y ago
Same just changed to for me.
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by DLA 5y ago
Anyone else noticed Russia is become way more aggressive with opposition? Assassinations. Jailing opposition then fabricating charges. Arresting those that may or may not have helped the government in the past and charging treason. The tren
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by DLA 5y ago
"A very nice and well-built tool. .... (very well-documented source too, a pleasure to read)" Could not agree more. This code is really nicely organized and commented. Such a pleasure to read and learn about how this tool works. I
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by DLA 5y ago
Facebook lies continuously. Just not credible. They need to restore trust with trustworthy action (not PR or Zuck “taking responsibility” for X) and real transparency.
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by DLA 5y ago
Ok a wiki link with no context nor comment. Why?
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by DLA 5y ago
Stupid pay wall NYT. HN: What happened to Barry? [edit] So sad. RIP Barry. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/06/nyregion/central-park-owl...
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by DLA 5y ago
It sure does in the more recent versions!
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by DLA 5y ago
netmaker.org - 404
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by DLA 5y ago
Very interesting app but you really need to lose the placeholder crap content and get some nice big screenshots on your features page. Otherwise no deal. The couple screens that are on the home page look great. If this app is as good as the
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by DLA 5y ago
Using DaisyUI for three projects currently and LOVE the hell out of it. Don't get me wrong I love some TailwindUI as well, but the simplicity of Daisy is fantastic. Winning combination for us: DaisyUI + TWCSS + AlpineJS + Go Fiber serv
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by DLA 5y ago
Reminds me of the key line from Michael Pollan's "In Defense of Food" book. "Eat food. Mostly Plants. Not too much." The key bit being "eat food"--real food from nature not food products invented in a lab
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by DLA 5y ago
3 things: Security, Security and Security. BGP security, DNSSEC, TLS by default, etc.
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by DLA 5y ago
https://calcite.apache.org

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