Sytten

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by Sytten 2y ago
IDK we have record immigration in Canada and a housing shortage. I am not sure the solution is more immigration. We do have a productivity problem though. At some point the working population will find equilibrium when the baby boomer gener
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by Sytten 2y ago
OS for home NAS I highly recommend Unraid. I have enough trouble at work dealing with OS upgrades, commands, configurations, etc. I am happy that Unraid just works and is worth every penny, huge community of plugins, etc.
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by Sytten 2y ago
A lot of people outside rich outside run old computers and like I said webviews usually are the one first released with the OS and dont get updated.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Not really PWA will use your browser of choice which is likely up to date. Tauri often is run on system with very old webviews like 6-7 years old.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Yup this was also our first impression. Wait until you have users (no snark here, but its the reality). We do have around 1/3 of our users on Linux and WebKitGTK is plainly bad. Our application is complex I will give you that, but it i
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by Sytten 2y ago
We might do it, I don't necessarily want to push bad publicity on Tauri since I want them to succeed in the end :)
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by Sytten 2y ago
We just finished migrating away from Tauri to Electron for our desktop application after running Tauri for 2 years. We are a rust shop so it makes sense to use Tauri, but I can't recommend it for a startup use until they allow packagin
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by Sytten 2y ago
Would be nice if they could first hire all the smart engineers (that Mozilla laid off) to continue working on the language itself. Async is still a half finished mess even for people that use it every day. And that is my main annoyance but
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by Sytten 2y ago
Its refreshing to see all the various JS engines that are out there for various usecases. I have been working on providing quickjs with more node compatible API through llrt [1] for embedding into applications for plugins. [1] https:/
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by Sytten 2y ago
Why are people still complaining about this? It doesn't try to pass as OSS when it is not, it makes an effort at transparency when they didn't need to, seems bootstrap with an entrepreneurial spirit. That should celebrate, kudos!
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by Sytten 2y ago
It would help for sure to have a lead on this. Still there are a lot of opinions on the way forward for async so it would still be slow I think. I did get annoyed recently by the trait async stabilization that promised us a good trait-varia
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by Sytten 2y ago
This just doesn't scale and it would have been a non starter because it would break so much exiting code. Mem swap is just one of the ways to move via mutable references, there are many many others. Option::take is one that I use quite
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by Sytten 2y ago
Its cool, but it also means the development of the language is very very slow. Async is still half backed and super complex, and I say that as a guy who has written rust code 40h/week for the past 3 years.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Is there an alternative to google location history that is privacy friendly? I like the feature during trips to record where I went. Maybe just me but when I get a bit nostalgic I like to retrace my steps and find again some lost memories&#
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by Sytten 2y ago
I dont want to sound rude, but as a bootstrap founder it kinda boggles my mind how much money people can raise for a product like ferretdb. I just don't see how it can make VC level return without at the very least changing licenses wh
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by Sytten 2y ago
Personnaly been using the open source AnySoftKeyboard for the past 8 years without issue. It is very flexible so I am wondering what that brings really to the table. They could have sponsored AnySoftKeyboard instead.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Yeah I wish I could buy the one way tickets there. I dont have an opus card.
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by Sytten 2y ago
What privacy implication? You already buy the NFC with a credit or debit card so if they want to track the card use they can.
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by Sytten 2y ago
They are going away soon (TM), the tech is cool but they are impractical. I will be happy to use my credit card or phone. Too many times I have been stuck in 15-20 minutes queues to buy those tickets and you cant refill them with an app...
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by Sytten 2y ago
How expensive is the electricity in your area? I think here it is so cheap that might not be worth the installation cost (though that did drop a whole lot lately).
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by Sytten 2y ago
It looks nice but the lack of async is sadly a non starter for a lot of us.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Yes and no, you lose access to it 6 months after you leave and to have access to it again to need to wait another 6 months while being in the Province. But I get your point, when you are a fresh grad it makes sense to spend a few years in t
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by Sytten 2y ago
I am a big user of SQLite, we use it everywhere in our software. But I think I would like something in between Postgres and SQLite. A few issues I have with it: - Migrations are a real PITA, you often need to copy whole tables over since th
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by Sytten 2y ago
Sure until you lose your job, I think having your health insurance tied to employment is really scary for a lot of people (me included). Not everybody has the same tolerance to risk. Our safety net isn't what they have in europe, but i
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by Sytten 2y ago
Not that our health care system is going that well these days but true. Also being called a freaking non-resident "alien" is so demeaning, sorry I am human.
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by Sytten 2y ago
Getting out of the SV bubble this is an insane amount of money. I boostrap my business and I make 40k a year. Most senior SWE around here make less than 100k.
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by Sytten 2y ago
The way I view it as a Rust experienced programmer: Its kinda like if everything in your program was Arc<dyn Trait> and we didnt have the mess that are the async executors. But I might be wrong. Love rust but god that sometimes I curs
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by Sytten 2y ago
Its a pointer with a vtable, it wont make a difference in like 99.99% of cases. You very very likely use them because a lot of libraries use them, Box<dyn Error + Send + Sync> is very common. I used to care so much about this stuff th
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by Sytten 2y ago
I am pretty sure if we started analyzing products in dollar stores or whatever we would also find those levels of phthalates. It's all coming from the same factories...
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by Sytten 2y ago
Is there a vscode extension that could plug any model out there and have a similar experience to copilot. I always want to try them but I cant be bothered to do a whole setup each time.

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