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by buster 5y ago
Mhh.. down? Looks like it uses some platform called Vercel.. From their homepage, it doesn't sound like it's too obsessed with performance ;) Vercel combines the best developer experience with an obsessive focus on end- user
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by buster 5y ago
"More people than ever being tits" would be people with guns shooting other people?
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by buster 5y ago
As much as I like rust and think this would help increase acceptance for many tech affine people, this issue was a bad design decision, which is even worse. I don't think I will touch anything crypto until I can trust that the system i
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by buster 5y ago
I used them in multiple projects and i'm constantly discussing the benefits with other teams. Implemented correctly (don't forget to remove them!), they are awesome.
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by buster 5y ago
The examples give me the creeps. How can one obsess over readability of code (in form of comments) but not think about writing readable code?! For example: cell\* run(string s) { stringstream in(s); return run(in); } Wh
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by buster 5y ago
My first thought was, not yet another terminal editor written for fun, but when I read druid, lsp, wasi plug-ins... That sounds very intriguing!
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by buster 5y ago
What am i missing since i used Firefox Dev-Tools all the time?
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by buster 5y ago
Awesome. It would be nice to have more fonts (DejaVuSansMono please). And to not show the name until the end :)
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by buster 5y ago
I'd be interested, in what constitutes a performance sensitive web application... is it a full fledged 3D game renderung thousands of time strings per second? Or .... ?
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by buster 5y ago
I don't understand the difference but the text below particularly points out a change in measurement in May, 2020. I suppose that's the reason.
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by buster 5y ago
Honestly I don't know how you are using mail but I feel it's the best way of asynchronous communication. You have so many options and tools, I don't know how one could possibly use it the completely wrong way...
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Email compatibility releases – Delta Chat(delta.chat)
2 points by buster 5y ago|0 comments
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by buster 5y ago
I am wondering, why it's talking about the absolute number of 3000 containers, but not mentioning if or how the shipping logistics evolved in that time. It could as well be, that shipping simply increased over years, could it not? edit
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by buster 5y ago
I am surprised, how expensive the equivalent of some root server is. Example: 4 vCPUs (what CPU is it??), 16 GB RAM Cheapest offer: 65,7$ per month My favorite german provider: 4 Cores AMD Epyc, 16 GB RAM, 14€ per month ( https://
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by buster 6y ago
A huge developer base and eco system? What specifically, can't be achieved in Java, that you think node is needed for?
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by buster 6y ago
I think the EU is ordering and distributing the vaccines for the member states in order to do it even and fair (not sure how this works out in reality, though).
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by buster 6y ago
Can probably be blocked with some filter but at least doesn't rely on central servers: https://delta.chat/en/
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by buster 6y ago
Well, there is no mention of estimates in the manifesto. It's just people want to know if the thing they buy might cost them one million dollars or 100000 dollars. So giving estimates has nothing to do with agile per se. You probably n
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by buster 6y ago
Did you even care to check who wrote the agile manifesto? A good book about that might be clean agile by uncle Bob. It should will your view on the origin and history of agile.
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by buster 6y ago
KeepassXC plus some file sync tool works great for me across multiple devices (Android, Linux, Windows)
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by buster 6y ago
Yep. Actually, i've used it now with some friends and it works very well. Part of them is only using email, 2 are using the apps. Two quirks: 1. Of course your mail provider needs to have IMAP enabled (some corporate outlook/exch
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by buster 6y ago
Yes, i'd guess a simple message might start at around 1kB and in a chat application you probably never exceed 2kB. Considering the massive amount of data i can store on even the cheapest smart phone, the available bandwidth even under
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by buster 6y ago
That's what the app does and simplifies.
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by buster 6y ago
It's not instant, of course it relies on the smtp servers in between, but for a Gmail to Gmail test it was nearly instant, for my own mail relay to Gmail it was probably 10 seconds delay which is fine for me.
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by buster 6y ago
Why do you think that? What would yet another protocol nobody uses bring to the table, smtp and imap don't? It's reliable, stable, decentralized and can be used securely.
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by buster 6y ago
It's just an email client, acting on the delta chat emails (and moving them to a delta.chat IMAP folder). It works transparently with a fallback that the receiver can still just reply in a normal email client. It's how the whole m
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Delta Chat – decentralized chat via email(delta.chat)
220 points by buster 6y ago|148 comments
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by buster 6y ago
Cherry MX Brown... it's not that they are silent but nobody complained, yet. Never even heard a comment about it, really.
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by buster 6y ago
My current private laptop ist 7 years old and still running fine. It's some dell laptop and I suppose it will fall apart at some point but so far I don't see why I would replace it. I wouldn't mind it lasting another 10 years
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by buster 6y ago
And to me, it's the exact opposite. I can't code while listening to well known music with lyrics but I enjoy listening to some electronic house music while coding. Music I usually don't listen to.

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