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by aidos 3y ago
Really sad to hear this news. Personal anecdote from when friends went through a family tragedy - the daily mail were incredibly invasive and insensitive. They trawled Facebook to pull photos (like they’ve done here) but also figured out cl
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by aidos 3y ago
I’ve done some sailing but have no real authority when it comes to vessels like these. Friends of mine are pilots on the Thames (London) and I seem to recall one of them telling me it was over 10 years training before you could bring a big
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by aidos 3y ago
A single Unicode codepoint could be represented in a couple of different ways (either decomposed into 2 or as 1). Assume it’s the single codepoint representation. The font you’re using can (and probably will) rewrite it as 2 glyphs using th
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by aidos 3y ago
I have never see that on all my years on a Mac (though admittedly I’m not dealing in languages where I encounter it often). I’m assuming there’s an issue with the gpos table in the font you’re using so the dots aren’t negative shifted into
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by aidos 3y ago
This is somewhat in line with a comment I wrote yesterday about listening to music from vinyl ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39803620 ). Spotify primarily breaks the experience by making it hard for me to find somethi
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by aidos 3y ago
Big sleeves and art, but for me it’s the ceremony . I just love taking that time to really appreciate what you’re about to listen to. Filtering along the spines and having something jump out that grabs you and you know it’s the album for n
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by aidos 3y ago
That is an absolutely beautiful bit of work.
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by aidos 3y ago
That’s got “macro” written all over it.
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by aidos 3y ago
I feel like it’s probably not a leap to go from this to having a PDF renderer as a backend. The trickiness is in the layout, which this is already doing. Looks to be a lower level api and a way to render to absolutely positioned html. That
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by aidos 3y ago
It’s based on AppleScript so I think that’s by design.
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by aidos 3y ago
To be that guy, not quite a python level of tersity!
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by aidos 3y ago
Totally. We’ve tried Retool in the past and it wasn’t for me, but I’ve also looked at both airplane and windmill not long ago but decided the risk / reward just isn’t there. Sucks to be a customer on the other side of this now.
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by aidos 3y ago
Countfire | Senior Fullstack Developer | Remote (but must based in UK) | www.countfire.com Countfire makes software for the construction industry. Our software is well loved because we try to design solutions that are a magnitude more effic
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by aidos 3y ago
After seeing it mentioned on here a bunch of times over the years, I finally read Master of Doom a couple of months back. Great book! The games they were producing were incredibly exciting to play at the time, but it’s even more inspiring l
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by aidos 3y ago
Funny enough I’ve found myself just doing it naturally in cases where I was transferring a list of records. I’d still been using the json extension though feeling a bit off about it. Recently (this year) I was flicking through a repo and sa
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by aidos 3y ago
That looks really close to what I’m after! Will give it a spin.
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by aidos 3y ago
No, I haven’t tried it. It looks great but unfortunately the per connection pricing makes it not ideal for us. (We’ve had a couple of messages back and forth on here in the past about it). Most of our customers have low numbers of users, so
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by aidos 3y ago
And to clarify on the third party providers. Assuming every org is using Azure - that’s 1 provider per org. So 53 orgs would be an extra $1,000 / month?
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by aidos 3y ago
Thanks. I appreciate the info. Will give it a shot when I revisit this in a month or so.
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by aidos 3y ago
That sounds like just what I want. ZITADEL was already on my list to try in the next round. Can you clarify the pricing / plan required for that feature set?
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by aidos 3y ago
For the moment our needs are actually fairly light. I'm trying to remember exactly what I ran into with FusionAuth but struggling a little unfortunately.
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by aidos 3y ago
Thanks. In terms of other enforcement, I meant more wrt to an organisation that _didn't_ use another IDP but still wanted to apply PW policies (for example) on their domain. Could you create an Ory project (sorry, don't know all y
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by aidos 3y ago
Interesting. Any more details available on what’s configurable? How does it work out pricing wise?
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by aidos 3y ago
Seems like a good place to ask: Does anyone have advice on good solutions for B2B SAAS apps? Just our app that needs logging in to and would like to allow the usual things (password, social etc) but also allow customising the rules per emai
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by aidos 3y ago
I don’t know what reactsever is either. Was looking more for some documentation to show what it is and how it’s used.
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by aidos 3y ago
I’m searching for ReactFetch and not finding anything. My 10 years in React tell me that react isn’t a library focused on data fetching, maybe I’m missing something and I would happily discuss it if you point me towards some more informatio
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by aidos 3y ago
I didn’t quite understand what you meant by “canary `use` hook solves” but you’ll have to excuse me for assuming you were talking about react.
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by aidos 3y ago
That’s… not react’s job? React is all about efficiently taking state and rendering it. We use mobx for managing state. We use Hasura for syncing. We use react for display. That works well for us and our requirements.
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by aidos 3y ago
I do get the caution, but I think that even in that case there’s enough momentum behind Ruff for the community to fork and carry on. Obviously it would be pretty crummy to end up in a situation like pyright where MS really have leant in to
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by aidos 3y ago
If all they did right now was leave Ruff exactly as it was and walk away they would have given the Python community a great gift. Sure, it’s rendered a bunch of projects obsolete, but it’s because it’s so much better than the predecessors.

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