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Tiger Style(github.com)
6 points by brodo 3y ago|1 comments
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by brodo 3y ago
The law contains extensive book-keeping requirements for the clubs. Users don't want to be on a list. Especially with the CDU/CSU saying that they plan to re-criminalize if they win the next election. With the rise of the AfD and
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by brodo 3y ago
The 180,000 people per year who will not face legal issues because of this law will disagree on how big a step this is.
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by brodo 3y ago
That’s wrong. You don’t have to be a member of a club to consume legally. Consumption has always been legal. Ownership was banned and is now legal for up to 50 grams.
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by brodo 3y ago
It's a big step and still a compromise. Let's see how this whole non-commercial approach works out. I know some people who don't want to get into growing and don't want to join a club.
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by brodo 3y ago
Sure, if you don't offer pagination or only have small tables, you can get away with offsets. I tend to go for cursors as a default because I like to build applications with performance in mind and it’s the same effort.
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by brodo 3y ago
I encountered this once: If you use integer IDs, try to scale horizontally, and do not generate the IDs in the database, you'll get in deep trouble. The solution for us was to let the DB handle ID generation.
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by brodo 3y ago
You can't use them as cursors, because they are not inherently ordered like integer ids.
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by brodo 3y ago
I use Deno as a Javascript/Typescript-REPL. It has syntax-highlighting built-in.
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by brodo 3y ago
I've been told who and what to cite in articles (even if it was only very tangentially relevant) as a Ph.D. student in HCI as far back as 2014. I also had to put my advisor as a co-author on papers that he didn't even bother to re
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by brodo 3y ago
They should expose a simple, low-level layout API like GTK has had for 30 years.
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by brodo 3y ago
I see more and more people coming out of college (or through apprenticeships) with miserable SQL skills. Relational databases are boring technology, and people want to work with shiny new things. People don't want to learn it, and they
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by brodo 3y ago
I like reading well-written articles about basic things, even as a senior dev. My job involves mentoring people, and it is always good to have some articles at hand to give them to read if they struggle with a topic. Moreover, it is interes
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by brodo 3y ago
https://posteo.de/en
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by brodo 3y ago
I also don't think it's out of style if you have a .Net monolith. It's already there; there's no need to include or install anything. So people use it. It's a little too much magic for my taste, but people like magi
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by brodo 3y ago
Thanks, I was scared there for a little bit...
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by brodo 3y ago
Maybe Twitch and others have finally moved to the "later" phase of the "grow first and make money later" strategy.
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by brodo 3y ago
Looks really great! I wanted to write something like this but never got around to it.
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by brodo 3y ago
In Germany too. CCC has always been on the very cautious side of that debate.
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37C3 Schedule(fahrplan.events.ccc.de)
4 points by brodo 3y ago|0 comments
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by brodo 3y ago
I'm experimenting with it right now using Squitch [1] to make maintenance easier. It still feels like a hack and I also still have my doubts about the viability of this for real-world use. It's fun though and I'm learning abo
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PostgREST: Providing HTML Content Using Htmx(postgrest.org)
336 points by brodo 3y ago|150 comments
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by brodo 3y ago
Instead of using a library like Ramda or lowdash, I would suggest using modern standard Javascript functions. These kinds of libraries tend to go everywhere (like sand on Tatooine) and you end up writing some hybrid of ‘normal’ Javascript a
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by brodo 3y ago
Also ‘cis’ is banned for being a slur.
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by brodo 3y ago
If your bio says "Emerging tech: AI & Crypto" I don't really care for your opinion on stuff.
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by brodo 3y ago
Using less social media is probably a good idea in general. Plus HN and lobsters can replace the technical reddit communities.
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by brodo 3y ago
It baffles me why anyone would fork Elm just to recreate one of it’s greatest mistakes.
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by brodo 3y ago
Same here. A lot of people I know don’t have twitter. Instagram on the other hand is widely popular in my age group. (30 somethings) Twitter has a bad reputation with a lot of people because of Elon Musk. Meta has that too, but Zuckerberg i
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by brodo 3y ago
Plus prohibition was very much framed as a women’s rights issue.
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by brodo 3y ago
I really doubt that someone responsible for security would give anyone (or anybot) access to everything.

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