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   by aidog 4y ago

   I have not yet either. Customer for 10+ years. If they go through with this, I will have to consider small claims court in Taiwan or Japan.
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   by aidog 4y ago

   I've bought a strangers domain name with a deal to keep hosting their two e-mail addresses. Just set up everything last year and can't easily move off. It now seems that this deal is going to cost me a lot more. I prepaid until 20
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   by aidog 4y ago

   I use my foldable bluetooth keyboard. Using iAWriter and termux, I can write posts for my PHP and ruby based blogs, run my static site generator and publish via git. Termux lets you make a shortcut that runs commands. I tried to make gtk3 G
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   by aidog 4y ago

   I was quite wowed when it recreated python-vlc in ruby.
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   by aidog 4y ago

   I especially love the labcoats :)
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   How Derek Sivers Uses Ruby And His Programming Philosophy(share.transistor.fm)

   10 points by aidog 4y ago|0 comments
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   by aidog 4y ago

   Funny that you say that. If AI writes code, it should be Ruby, because it's shorter and easier to read. I'm making a site and love ChatGPTs Ruby code. PS: Any Microsoft people here? Ruby could be 10x faster on Windows, if we figur
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   by aidog 4y ago

   PHP runs a lot of my projects. Always grateful for the effort that goes into it. Deploying is very easy using git. Composer makes it easy to install libraries. For the makers: with these packages you can easily make a nice blog/site w
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   by aidog 4y ago

   Made my "own" static page generator using chatgpt recently: kramdown for markdown, erb for layout, filewatcher to reprocess on file changes, rss and sitemap. docker-compose file with nginx pointed at the out directory. Deploying w
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    by aidog 4y ago

    So on Saturday night after skiing, I had this urge to figure out, if I could actually make an almost useful app just with a few prompts of ChatGPT. I also wanted to make sure it doesn't just steal somebody else's code, so I tried
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    2022: The year English became a programming language(idogawa.dev)

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

    I just opened my first issue two weeks ago in concurrent-ruby and he kindly offered me help. In the end I feel like I have wasted his time, because it was a different problem. I wish I expressed more gratitude. I'm grateful for everyon
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    by aidog 4y ago

    I'm researching the Chuwi minibook now and amazon.co.jp sells an japanese quality tested version "FFF UMPC FFF-PCM2B". Also in Japan, Donki Hote is selling a similar device called NANOTE NEXT (7inch, 8GB RAM, 64GB SSD). Both
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    by aidog 4y ago

    Heavy and the slot does not even fit thick phones with covers any more. :| A strange product.
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    by aidog 4y ago

    Hi! Swiss abroad in Japan here. Sounds interesting. I hope you will open jobs to outside EU.
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    by aidog 4y ago

    I'm a Swiss Software Engineer fluent in German, but located in Japan. Is european time zone a hard requirement?
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    by aidog 4y ago

    Very interesting project. I've recently switched todolists and journals to text files on google drive. Editing on mobile is not an optimal experience, but it feels great not being locked in. Might be worth highlighting that it's a
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    by aidog 4y ago

    First tour groups will be allowed in next month, so that's outdated
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    by aidog 4y ago

    Big fan and longtime user of PHP here. Personal code has been providing business value with hardly any changes for 10 years. What has burned me recently is BoltCMS 3 using lots of symfony packages that don't work on PHP 8 anymore. Ther
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    by aidog 5y ago

    Dr. Hofmann's Assistant from the bicycle ride came to my chemistry class in 2006 or so. (classmate's grandmother). Lovely old lady, it was surprising to hear her describe her drug experiences. I remember her warning us from trying
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    by aidog 5y ago

    For some time I kept getting SMS phishing mails with duckdns.org urls here in Japan.
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    by aidog 5y ago

    I'm still bitter about that.
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    by aidog 5y ago

    I've made a simple php solution with markdown and blade templating. Newest post with two images fully loads in 1.88 seconds in Germany without a CDN running on 5$ linode in Tokyo. No build steps and I just write .md files in the git re
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    by aidog 5y ago

    The meta aspect was a bit tedious at first, but I did enjoy how the story was set up. Neo trapped for years and years? Genius. NPH in the perfect role. It opened early in Japan, so I watched it last month, without trailers or anything. It&
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    by aidog 5y ago

    I like that this is useful, if you use an android system on a bigger screen and cannot open multiple browsers. This gives you multitasking in such a scenario. Github was a bit hard to find: https://github.com/DustinBrett&#x2
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    DaedalOS: Desktop Environment in the Browser(dustinbrett.com)

    194 points by aidog 5y ago|126 comments
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    by aidog 5y ago

    Nevermind FB. We miss you on twitter man.
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    by aidog 5y ago

    Probably not, but maybe something out of the same factory. It can be bought on Amazon Japan. This is their site: product.3ec.jp/neo/ The IC-BK20se from iClever does look very similar and might be available, but no guarantees. I de
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    by aidog 5y ago

    I love my raspberry pi 400. It's the ideal camping dev machine. My blog post about this is almost ready.
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    by aidog 5y ago

    Sliding doors are very common in Japan. My home has them and they are great for saving space. They are sometimes hard to spot outside.