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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
What level of drinking would cause this, though?
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Especially as many people, like myself, are questioning donating to Mozilla at all after these recent changes. While i like FFs existence, Mozilla is being disassociated with FF - to me at least.
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
The irony of so many anti-service people is that most of them turn around and hate big corporations just as much. It's like they envision a Comcast-esque corporation taking over USPS, but forget that they hate Comcast. Disliking corpor
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Yea but your critique-reply is to that of an explanation on why people are thinking illogically here. Of which, your reply seems unsound. Ie, people seem to be thinking illogically here but your comment seems to counter their illogical stan
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Currently. Though Mozilla is giving no clear plans on continuing the projects importance. If anything it seems Mozilla is planning for an eventual sunset. Hoping to have revenue alternatives for when Firefox is irrelevant and they stop supp
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Many people consider that synonymous. Hell, if anything i tend to consider corporate speak to be even more damning than a lie.
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Maybe the practical value is traffic?
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
This sounds interesting - but how are people setting this up? I don't think i'd be able to use this out of the box, since i don't have a stand for my phone to position it like a webcam.
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
I'd want to - or rather, the idea of managing a series of applications in a distributed fashion is interesting to me. HOWEVER, i like to write distributed software that i want "uninformed" users to run. Aka not run on nice, a
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
450eur total, or 450 a piece? I think the author mentioned only spending $449.73USD (i can't verify because the sites down) , which seems cheaper than what you mentioned. I'm also struggling to find exactly what you're talki
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
This is actually sad - because i have limited use for either of those products. I likely want the VPN, but the value of having it on my phone is minimal to me. So while i think i will get the VPN, Pocket on the otherhand... is just meh to m
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
It's by design, i imagine. Like difficult to do taxes.
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
What i don't get is why we should care about this (care as in, advocate for) . MITM is a great argument for distrusting the everyone in the middle, not trying to increase trust in the middle man - no? This just feels like an attempt t
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Yea, i'd rather not follow suit.
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Neat, their ads are powered by: https://www.ethicalads.io/ This makes me wonder - what ads would be acceptable in the eyes of privacy focused developers? Any? And i don't mean UX - i mean, what ads would you, a privacy
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
SQLx - unfortunately using some blocking wrappers for (currently) some non-async codebases. SQLx has been really nice so far. I recommend it.
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
How does the Vscode and Neovim thing work though? I've tried to implement something similar for Kakoune and Atom editor, but i noticed that Atom would always manage its own buffer, and Kakoune as well, so i'd have to basically dup
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
It's so helpful that it's jarring when it's not - hah. Ie, i tried out Diesel for a few projects and after several months, i'm moving away from it. The compiler messages can be insane due to Diesel's rather.. excess
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
How would you rate them to APNews or Economist?
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
How funny - i don't know SQL that well, and at work recently i was lamenting that i couldn't find a way to just query an index directly. Funny how self learning can sometimes mirror what you end up asking in work - even though the
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Gotcha. So it sounds like no immediate blockers for FTS with SQL, but that focused FTS solutions (Lucene/etc) typically offer greater flexibility than you would traditionally see with a SQL DB's FTS. Appreciate the thoughts, thank
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Recently i've been writing a sort of archival focused SQL database. Partly out of want, partly out of learning desire. FTS would be of great benefit if i added it. So i ask, where do FTS and SQL constraints or implementations differ gr
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Yea, i'm already planning on buying it tbh. I'm a backend dev and, while i can do frontend - and i usually am picky about design, i don't _want_ to design, especially during prototyping. I'm planning on learning Tailwin
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
While i agree, i do think there is an aspect to it that's true. Eg, when you visit a site you, imo - agree to some degree of privacy violation with that site . Ie, it's reasonable to expect them to know your IP. It's reasona
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Isn't that exactly opposite of what they suggested?
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
> I think simply asking "what was a recent new thing you had to learn" opens up a good conversation. Really appreciate the reply, that's a great question. > the gold standard has to be facilitating some way where they c
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
What's a good method of (technical) hiring in your view? For some context on my question: I'm part of a startup-ish group of people who, frankly, don't have a tech hiring group. We have ~25 engineers (i'm losing track t
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
I'm interested, though primarily because i'm duplicating the work you're describing - hah. I'm interested in writing two main components: 1. Information storage, with retention / etc. My initial feature scope is l
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Agreed about shallow articles. On that note, for someone seeking to browse current topics but with good, quality information sources - what news/etc sites do you enjoy? Eg, i actually like "current events", especially news. I
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by adsjhdashkj 6y ago
Good point. I derive a lot of value as a reader from the ability to verify someones claims.

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