chillfox

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   by chillfox 5y ago

   I feel like you forgot SQLite, and for really small scale you could just use whatever storage/serialization solution comes built in to your favorite language.
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   by chillfox 5y ago

   I am really curious about how the storage engine works. Would you be willing to explain the idea behind it and how it works?
3. 783.▲
   by chillfox 5y ago

   Very cool. Now please let me access it over SSH.
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   by chillfox 5y ago

   I guess the interesting thing here is if they are willing to use that as an argument. "You can't sue us because we don't have a license!" I imagine that would make a following case by the actual copyright holders really
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   by chillfox 5y ago

   It used to say something along the lines of "Fast as c, slick as Ruby"
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   by chillfox 5y ago

   Different syntax is easier for different people to learn. So by having languages with many different kinds of syntax programming becomes more inclusive. I have a very hard time reading JS, the single symbol blocks just all bleed together fo
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   by chillfox 5y ago

   Looking forward to watching that video. But to be honest, Windows is a gaming console for me. My Windows box is hooked up to a 40' tv and has an Xbox controller attached. Work is something I do on a Ubuntu machine.
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   by chillfox 5y ago

   Because a lot of people who run successful WordPress sites have zero systems admin or developer skills at all. They are usually good writers instead.
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   by chillfox 5y ago

   I would argue that the user running a script to apply the patch is them applying it themselves. I believe the important part here is that the patch does not include the copyrighted software, only the modifications.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Multi-threading can often be handed off to the OS in the form of just run more processes. So in most cases there is really no need for the language to handle it.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Can’t they just create multiple accounts?
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Just being aware of the risks and counters helps a lot. Most people don't understand the risks beyond "I can get hacked" and because they don't understand the how or basic counters they treat it like a freak weather even
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Joyent's Manta storage was quite nice, but unfortunately they closed down their public cloud.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Sure, most side projects could be hosted for $5 month (for a VM) + $10 a year (for the domain). Total cost about $70 a year. However it is clear that a lot of people build on more complicated tech stacks or use cloud services that become ex
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    No, it’s not hard to figure out what to do when the budget runs out. Preserve data and shut everything else down. So switch off all VMs, but don’t delete the disks. Disable S3 read/write, but don’t delete the data. Etc…
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    The colliding images stopped looking like a grey mess within the week and just looked like a normal low quality image.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Thanks
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    And $722 AUD on Amazon. Did they never make a second printing?
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    It’s different from Facebook in that you can access it without having to see the Facebook news feed (either using the messenger app, or messenger.com). It’s the same as Facebook in that you need a Facebook account to login to it, and it’s j
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    I have tried to play around with perceptual hashing on an image set consisting of very similar images (flowers) and there were clashes all the time.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    I don’t personally know anyone who uses what’s app. It’s either Facebook messenger or discord for everyone I know.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    I don't think so. Just look at YouTube, lots of people comment on videos without actually watching the video despite it being right there.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Not all of those things are actually needed at small to medium size.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    I used to have a lot of bookmarks and I used them a lot to return to stuff, but after half a decade a significant amount of them went no where. So I migrated to using note apps + web clipping or screenshots.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    A web app/page that makes $200 a month would be worth $5000.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Suitcase full of gold coins delivered somewhere in Russia would be an easy replacement for crypto coins.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    They have been stupid for a long time now. I pretty much stopped adding new notes to Evernote back when they changed the web app. It’s looking like I will have to write my own note app if I want something that does what I want and is going
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Usually that comes down to single sign off being a lot harder to do than single sign on. So they just use a timer on each app for the sign off.
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    by chillfox 5y ago

    Thanks for the example. As someone who has never used Julia... Wow, that looks exceptionally painful compared to most other modern languages.
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    by chillfox 6y ago

    Until AI legally becomes people I think it would be safe to assume that the creators of the AI are liable for anything it does.