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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
> They just never feel as good as purpose-built apps with good workflows. If you know of one that does, please do forward it on because I'd love the inspiration. I think the flaw here is that you're (likely) comparing purpose
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
I feel like everyone is talking past each other. Or perhaps the definition of wealth is failing this discussion. Telling a family struggling to make ends meet that they are wealthy seems of little value. Depending on the scenario, they coul
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
To agree with you, It's even more complex than even you outline, too. Wealth is, imo, a relative profit and cost of living expense calculation, regardless of how much you make. Ultimately it doesn't matter where you live or how mu
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Warning: A bit of a ramble about my experience trying to use SSB for my "application". I really enjoy SSB, conceptually. In reality I've had a fair amount of trouble getting started writing an application in it. Notably, I ha
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by asdkhadsj 6y ago
Yea, agreed. I've had tons of problems with Windows, and over the years I ended up using Zoom because it was rock solid compared to the competition[1]. The comparison seems unfair, perhaps too kind to windows[2]. [1]: This was several
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Awesome, I look forward to viewing them! Unfortunately I'm slammed at work so it'll be another few weeks before I have time for some side projects (like Godot) so don't hold your breath on my feedback. I look forward to watch
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
You raise a good point, but sidestep a good conclusion I feel like. I can agree that it is surprisingly similar. However the root of the issue is that we need to speak in terms of environmental impact to get to Revenue. I think the (implied
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Yup, that's exactly where I sit. A well implemented VPN is useful because I heavily distrust my ISP. I _could_ use some other big VPN provider, I guess, but I've always admired the tech stack of Cloudflare.. so I'm interested
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I feel like your arguments are being disingenuous. All I can think of to summarize it on is for the same reasons I might want to host a file on IPFS, I may also want to use my central Git repo (the one my team pushes to) on something like I
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I'm confused; you object with my use of decentralized, but then argue (it seems) that distributed also does not fit the bill. So.. I think we have a fundamental failure in communication here. It's difficult to discuss decentrali
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
You can set up a backup Github? So you mean, you'd run like, an in-sync Gitea or Gitlab, and when there is an issue with Github your team and deployment methods (CI/etc) would automatically switch to that backup (temporarily or pe
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
You can, with downsides. Uninformed ads have less value. You can also make people pay, and have no ads. You can do lots of things.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Payment definitely is needed, unless you're offering to host it for them. I hate ads just as much as everyone else, but if that's how they are planning to pay for hosting/time, it is absolutely needed.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Theoretically the difference is that it is.. well, distributed. Aka any benefits you'd attribute to having a file on IPFS over Github could apply here. Which is to say, if Github goes down, gets blocked, blocks your team, etc; your tea
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
> There's no such thing as a "master" repo in Git. "origin" is the default name for a cloned remote, and the convention used for adding a default remote, but nothing distinguishes the origin remote from any other
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Perhaps the Sia node gives you access to a "master" repo. Aka a single entity that represents a centralized repo, but hosted on a decentralized system. Not sure though.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I too am confused. My immediate thought was that Dgit offered a centralized remote, packaged around decentralized technology. Which is to say, many people have a main "master"; a single, centralized repo/branch. Dgit might be
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Another approach which I've liked in the past to solve this issue is to generate your README's from Rust Source. This has the same net output but the readme lives within Rustdoc. I think I prefer it living in Rustdoc because then
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I too find it quite nice. Though when I was starting out I found it exceptionally confusing. Notably the `impl` section towards the bottom. Even today, while I understand that section no problem - I don't usually find it too useful. Li
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
In fairness, as a Rust dev my computer sounds like it's a jet engine anytime I compile. I wouldn't even think about using a slimmer CPU. Not that you're wrong, it's just where my head is at haha.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Yup. I don't agree on the perspective but you're totally right. My wife works in a state with issues like this, and her very modest city (capitol, but not as big as SF or Seattle) has enough homeless people that all sorts of crime
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
> This sort of thing is a privacy disaster. I wouldn't set foot inside a store that does this. If they make it accessible enough, all stores may. Even if they don't, I imagine all stores will have something similar in some time
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Not to mention, if someone manages to make a useful product that benefits users and makes themselves money isn't that exactly what we want ? Rarely do incentives align with consumers these days.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
> I'm looking forward to seeing this project mature as well as have some more layers build on top of it moving forward. I really wish the client offered synchronization or access across multiple devices. For now you have to try thir
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Of course, but how would they know? The vector I refer to is my ability to create "evidence" and report you to their customer service. Eg, i'd wager the GGP comment who reported 26 domains did so in a manner that would be fai
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
> I wouldn't expect Namecheap, a low cost registrar with "cheap" in its name, to have the legal resources to investigate or make a conclusion for each accusation that comes their way for one of their 10 million domain name
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Yea, I think many in the tech circles forget how predatory a lot of industries are. My first "real" job was a state job (good benefits, good hours, etc), and eventually I migrated to tech. After years of that I met my wife, who wo
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I am - or at least plan to. I am writing a knowledge base, focused around a sort of mind-map of information and sources - and for each node I am adding a series of Q&As that can be used for spaced rep. My goal is a few fold: 1. I resear
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I'm a dev who generally dislikes design. I'm picky, I notice all the bad things, but design is simply not what I want to be working on. This offering was tempting for me. Maybe worth noting, I did not buy it however. Namely becaus
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Okay, let me ask this then - what language would be better compared to contrast the shortcomings of Go that the other takes issue with? Certainly not C++, no?

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