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by aryonoco 1y ago
PS and I forgot to mention, new Angular patterns such as Signals and standalone components great cut down on the boilerplate and the verbosity. It’s not (and will never be) something like SolidJS, but each new version is clearly moving away
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Angular not only appeals to Java developers, it also appeals to .NET developers. TypeScript of course borrowed a lot from C# (having the same designer) and dependency injection, MVC patterns etc closely resemble .NET patterns. Interestingly
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by aryonoco 1y ago
OCaml is nice. I like it a lot. But arguably F# (whose original name was OCaml.NET) is underrated. It improves on OCaml in a number of areas (better pattern matching, computation expressions, namespace support) but more importantly, F# solv
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by aryonoco 1y ago
I ran into some problems with Zed and Nim which I eventually solved by enhancing the LSP’s settings. This might be useful for anyone interested https://blog.ameri.coffee/using-zed-for-nim-development
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by aryonoco 1y ago
My experience has been the same. I have found it much easier to write good Nim and F# code with Claide Code, than say modern Python with type hints everywhere. Both Nim and F# have strong types and strict compilers (arguably more strict in
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Evolution of Database Architecture and the Future of Data Management(opendocs.ffm.vic.gov.au)
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Far to break it to you but OOo install base still dwarfs Libre Office. Nearly all on Windows.
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by aryonoco 1y ago
deepseek r1 understands mermaid very well and can correct all the mistakes of Gemini and Claude
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Isn’t that Supabase?
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Using Proxmox with lxc containers, there is no second kernel. It uses the host kernel’s native cgroups and namespaces for process isolation. You can actually achieve the same with just systems and namespaces. Having said that, I think if yo
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by aryonoco 1y ago
The FSF considers AGPL Free Software (of course). The OSI considered AGPL, Open Source. Debian considers AGPL to be compatible with Debian Free Software License Guidelines. FreeBSD considers AGPL acceptable in its ports. So when you say AGP
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by aryonoco 2y ago
Considering that Kagis’s results are actually useful and google just brings up listicles and ads, I’d say no.
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by aryonoco 2y ago
Ah ok gotcha. Your issue is with the ‘family’ nomenclature not the functionality, and I fully agree with you. For what it’s worth Bitwarden doesn’t use that term, they call it Organisation. Personally I feel like ‘Group’ is actually the bet
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by aryonoco 2y ago
I don’t have amazon or steam so don’t know how any of that works. But for a password manager, family sharing is extremely useful. Bitwarden doesn’t have families per se, it’s got “organisations”. You can setup unlimited number of organisati
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by aryonoco 2y ago
Proton pass is a poor man’s attempt at a password manager, with horrible user experience (oh we thought just a browser extension was enough!) and random limitations to fit in with Proton’s tortured business model. I was a Protonmail foundin
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by aryonoco 2y ago
Since I’m talking about reliable long term archival of critical encrypted data here, let me again ask: in your opinion, what is the likelihood that in 50 years time, with 1Password long gone, my grand children would be able to run that loca
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by aryonoco 2y ago
The likelihood that someone would be able to do this in 50 years time, without your company still around? Close to zero. Passwords, even ssh keys and passkeys, are little pieces of plain text. If you think needing a specialised sdk or cli t
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by aryonoco 2y ago
A hugely underrated platform. Thankfully at least for now Google is leaving the Angular team alone and the platform has really matured in wonderful and beautiful ways. If you like TypeScript, and you want to build applications for the real
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by aryonoco 2y ago
Bitwarden truly doesn’t get enough credit for being completely open source and having independent implementations of the server code (Vaultwarden) with which the official clients are fully compatible, which I can run on a vm on a server und
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by aryonoco 2y ago
I used to think Gmail’s interface was excellent until I moved to Fastmail.
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by aryonoco 2y ago
It doesn’t require believing in conspiracy theories to see a clear conflict of interest. Ad blocking was one of the original reasons people switched from IE to Firefox in the 2004-2008 era. Hopefully, history will repeat itself again. In th
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by aryonoco 2y ago
It’s funny/tragic how Firefox used to be so far ahead in these areas which it has now fallen so far behind. Before PWAs or installing web apps was a thing, Firefox allowed you to basically achieve the same using “chromeless” tabs. Then
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by aryonoco 2y ago
Anyone looking for a new browser on the desktop, also give Floorp a look. It’s a fork of Firefox by some young developers from Japan who seem to have good values and ideals. It’s been my daily driver for 6 months now (on Mac, Windows and Li
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by aryonoco 2y ago
But a lot of Apple users who use things such as Kagi and Orion (i.e., the hacker news crowd) also use other platforms. I have a MacBook but run Linux on my desktop and I know I’m not the only one. The ability to have the same browser on all
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by aryonoco 2y ago
After 17 years of using Android, with building my own kernel and ROMs in the early days, I finally gave up on it and finished my de-Google journey and reluctantly switched to iPhone. The fact that Orion on iOS existed was a major reason I w
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by aryonoco 2y ago
If my memory serves me right, Rust was initially created FOR Servo. Rust came into existence because Mozilla wanted a memory safe browser engine and couldn’t achieve that with existing languages without garbage collection.
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by aryonoco 2y ago
Minor nitpick: browsers used _blank as a special directive to open the link in a new “window”, not a tab. Browsers didn’t have tabs back then, well other than Opera 4.x which was a paid software which never cracked 3% marketshare.
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by aryonoco 2y ago
Stay strong my friend. The world is more beautiful with your son here, and I hope it stays beautiful for a very long time.
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by aryonoco 2y ago
The way I feel about Kagi reminds me of how I felt about Google circa 1999. The cynic in me wants to stop myself from becoming a fanboy because we all know how the story of tech startups goes and it's bound to repeat itself again; the
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by aryonoco 2y ago
And that's why Kagi has simultaneously rolled out their service availability on tor: http://kagi2pv5bdcxxqla5itjzje2cgdccuwept5ub6patvmvn3qgmgjd6... Tor has its flaws and criticisms, but it's really not on Kagi to fix

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