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   Pgsodium: Modern cryptography for PostgreSQL using libsodium(github.com)

   2 points by aeontech 4y ago|0 comments
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   by aeontech 4y ago

   This is probably sarcasm, but, financing for iGoodies has been available for years. That's not what this feature is :)
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   by aeontech 4y ago

   I think the sales pitch is a) better threading UX b) E2E encryption admittedly I'm a very casual Discord user, and haven't used this app at all yet, so I may be missing something. Also, sounds like the Android app is coming, so I
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   Core-JS 3, Babel and a look into the future (2019)(github.com)

   3 points by aeontech 4y ago|1 comments
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   by aeontech 4y ago

   Driving alone in a car with a mask on is pretty pointless, but I haven't seen people do that since the height of the pandemic, personally. Probably still happens, but certainly doesn't seem anything on a "mass psychosis"
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   by aeontech 4y ago

   Well, datasette has some simple exploratory viz built in, and is easy to extend if you want something more complicated. At least, I have been impressed with examples on the author's blog that come up here every so often. I agree it&#x2
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   by aeontech 4y ago

   Datasette seems like it might be a good fit? https://datasette.io/
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   Batch Processing Gateway: Spark on Kubernetes OSS from Apple(github.com)

   1 points by aeontech 4y ago|0 comments
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   ReScript 10.1 release – fast fully typed JavaScript on top of OCaml(rescript-lang.org)

   6 points by aeontech 4y ago|0 comments
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    I thought ReScript was mainly the result of renaming things for clarity (between reason and buckles crypt there seemed to be a lot of confusion for new people)? It seems to be still alive (10.1 just released last week... i keep meaning to t
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    I'm really really curious how you use midjourney on a daily basis... I can see playing with it for novelty value, but after that... what? I'm sure it's a failure of imagination on my part, but when you say you might drop Netf
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    That's tragic and shortsighted... for whatever faults BBC coverage might have, those 39M listeners it was reaching will now no longer have these alternate perspectives easily available to them relative to the other media in their count
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    That's really cool, probably deserves its own submission for discussion!
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    Would love to follow the app's development, and/or beta test :)
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    Any particular brands you recommend? Is this something worthwhile for everyday wear, or this is mainly for outdoor sports enthusiasts?
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    If you're on iOS/macOS, "HN Dark Mode" extension adds a dark mode style sheet that works pretty well: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hn-dark-mode/id1611040838
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    Ruby Object Mapper – Alternative to ActiveRecord and DataMapper(rom-rb.org)

    3 points by aeontech 4y ago|0 comments
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    Would love a link!
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    Aside from the subject of the interview, it's very funny to notice all the small phrasings that mark this interview as a (possibly machine) translation from Russian.
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    What if you don’t want to provide your email or phone number to a network? What if your friends only know you online, and do not know your phone number or email address?
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    Wenyang, world's first Classical Chinese programming language(spectrum.ieee.org)

    1 points by aeontech 4y ago|0 comments
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    Remix.run vs. Next.js (Jan 2022)(remix.run)

    1 points by aeontech 4y ago|0 comments
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    I miss having TouchID as an option too… but, you can also, you know… just use a passcode and not set up FaceID…? Also, just curious, what’s the problem with FaceID?
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    From the Reddit thread linked above (lots of context there, worth reading), the author answers: > what's the main benefit? Drastically reduced memory usage by improving Copy-on-Write performance. For mid-sized apps it can even use l
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    Looks very promising!
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    What do you think about Lilium? https://youtu.be/ywJWka1evH8
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    Ok, but do you really think you’d have a hard time finding work with your xx years of experience, regardless of what language you have been most recently working in? As in, reductio ad absurdum, “if only I had been working in Java, I’d be s
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    I’m not sure how much Erlang he had done before he started the project… it was something in the professional group chat space, but Slack ate the world. Yeah, there is always a balance to strike and a multitude of factors that might lean the
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    Conversely, if you spent 3 years writing Erlang, you are suddenly not one of a hundreds of thousands of candidates, but a part of a much smaller pool, and having an expertise in a semi-esoteric language along whatever mainstream languages y
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    by aeontech 4y ago

    I have a friend that swears up and down that his startup on Erlang was able to deliver incredible speed of development and stability specifically because of language choice. WhatsApp, Facebook Chat used Erlang, and Discord is still using El