OtomotO

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by OtomotO 4y ago
Hm, why wouldn't that be embedded? How do you define embedded? One of my application is a simple "blog-like" webservice where you can either use a SQLite db or Postgres. Personally I often prefer SQLite because it doesn'
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Ah, yes, mea culpa. Was browsing on the phone and did miss that link indeed. Is is also okay to store big data that would otherwise go into another storage like e.g. blog-posts? I mean the content could also be modeled as a leaf-node and no
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Awesome work, congrats. For someone who never did anything datalog I didn't see an example in the repo and the docs (docs.rs) could need some more content. I hope to see a 1.0 at some point and performance that can compete with SQLite.
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Just a sidenote: One such detail is the timeframe... I am my own boss and I love to do contract work, but I cannot say "Yes, I will do this", commit to it and then after months the money is raised and I am drowning in projects.
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by OtomotO 4y ago
> Now that Zig has a significant VC backed flagship project What did I miss this time? Would you please elaborate?!
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Whenever someone says that, it's immediately clear which country they come from. God's own... The land of the free. I am older now and sooo happy I had the luck to be born in a country where studying is not a debt-trap.
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by OtomotO 4y ago
I am on arch for over 10 years and I had issues with audio. They could hear me, but I couldn't here them. Not on speakers, not on headphones. We even tried X11, just to make sure... No idea why I mentioned wayland, I blame it on the te
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Counter example: installed zoom years ago for a job interview Didn't work (Linux, Wayland even). We switched to discord for the interview. Uninstalled zoom, never installed it again. All my clients use alternatives and I am sooo glad.
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by OtomotO 4y ago
I would welcome something, but not the so called solutions that go under the buzzword "passwordless". Shoulder-surfing isn't a problem for me, phishing worked when I was 12 and the internet was new, keyloggers... Yup, possibl
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by OtomotO 4y ago
A hardware key can be stolen, while my brain is only hackable by torture
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by OtomotO 4y ago
A long, easy to remember, but hard go guess password, that is securely hashed on the other end, is an even better solution, that is proven and battle tested.
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by OtomotO 4y ago
If you google passwordless, biometric solutions are one way to go, hence I mentioned them, not because I wad trying to put it into your mouth. If someone has access to my password they either got it by torture, a non or insufficient hashed
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by OtomotO 4y ago
For the dystopian cyberpunk future where a few companies rule the world, yup. I will stay with passwords that only a quantum computer can break :) To elaborate a bit more, as we are already off topic: Biometric traits are a big nono for me.
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by OtomotO 4y ago
The same is true for passwords. With every restriction, the space of possible passwords becomes smaller. Just 16 chars, you must use a number, a special character, but not any of these few of course... Just give it a length of 255 and peopl
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by OtomotO 4y ago
I somehow have a hunch that actors could be a good fit for the graph vs tree problem. Maybe it is time for some experiments
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by OtomotO 4y ago
I would rather be able not to be part of a Kammer. Leading my own company I hate having to pay the Wirtschaftskammer a mandatory fee. I don't need those lobbyists!
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by OtomotO 4y ago
I love it, as long as it worked good, it was awesome. People that were poorer didn't have inferior public health insurance. That is a system I want to live in. Since the locust capitalists took over (11th January 1987!) it is going dow
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by OtomotO 4y ago
"You said they would boil in 2040... it's 2039 now! I thought we had more time! You tricked us all. YOU DOOMED US ALL!"
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Make science more approachable, they said... now it's not sciency enough!
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by OtomotO 4y ago
You can't in Austria - you can additionally get a private insurance, but it's by no means mandatory. Although I pay most of my urgent stuff in cash, and get it back later (not everything), because otherwise I have to wait 3 months
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by OtomotO 4y ago
central Europe here: You have to take the vacation! You can take a few weeks in the new year, but not everything and you have to consume them. Why "have to"? Because it's by law forbidden to bully employees into taking money
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Yes, logically I agree. I'd rather the species sees another millenium to deal with this, than "go extinct" before. Yet that is half the reason for the drama. The other half being Fukushima and Chernobyl. Humans are not ration
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Let's be fair: it's clean on the CO2 front, but the nuclear waste will be relevant for 100.000 years! That is way, way longer than we have anything like civilization!
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Depends on the country you live in. Not the whole globe is dominated by western laws :)
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by OtomotO 4y ago
I haven't mentioned Rust. I love KISS and Zig's simplicity especially but there is two sides to programming. The engineers perspective and the user perspective. I am both and prefer to have more paid hours and safer software ;)
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Useful software is good. But it shouldn't be easy to program in memory errors.
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by OtomotO 4y ago
and in the case it doesn't: no worries, the end was always the same, the heat death of the universe :) so try your best and if it doesn't play out: memento mori!
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Sure, a malign tumor grows until the host dies. Same is true for our glorious, of course unavoidable, an extremely resilient and fair economic system. There is only black and white, zero and one, locusts capitalism and stalinistic communism
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by OtomotO 4y ago
Only if you invested many years ago
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by OtomotO 4y ago
It's not a binary decision though. You can have some money in cash, some amount in real estate, gold, crypto... Depends on how much you have etc. But it's not a "everything has to be crypto" or nothing may.

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