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I remember a time when promises meant something. Lots of epics in human time (Greek, Hindu), people would stick to their word and commitment was respected. Written word was much more powerful than spoken. People appreciated depth. Wish we c
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More than 8 in 10 recruiters say they post 'Ghost jobs'
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I used Linux first as a 14 year old kid in the 90s who found Win$ows to become slow overtime and we couldn't afford a new computer. Fell in love with Linux instantly given the customization and efficiency. Not needing things like an An
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There is a very important teaching in the Bhagavad Gita that's related. Lord Krishna says in Bhagavadgita: Karmanye vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana, Ma Karmaphalaheturbhurma Te Sangostvakarmani Meaning : You have the right to work o
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Depends on who is consuming your API. Are they internal, maybe ok. Anything else, you likely need a transformation layer and also take into account Auth, rate limiting etc. PostgREST sounds like giving read only access to your DB and I doub
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2y ago
Best analogy for me is juice vs fruit. Its easy to gulp down 2 glasses of Orange juice, but cannot eat 8 oranges. Unprocessed food usually is more wholesome and makes you feel satiated.
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2y ago
Their front page is quite clear. Haven't seen the demo though. Its a unified API for all Integrations that your Saas can have. Typical Saas has integrations with a lot of other Saas and its like a web of complexity that you have to bui
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Extremes choices are usually bad. Do nothing on Cloud, Do everything on Cloud... An ideal middleground is to do what you can with a VPS and offload things like Database (Supabase etc), emails to Cloud Providers. You can skip the VPS and go
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What's the easiest way for an H1b holder to work on their own startup and control their company? I've heard of VC like Unshackled, but taking VC seed is already shackling myself. I'm looking more for a solution where I'd
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Go's error handling is explicit which enforces the need to handle whereas other languages leave it to the developer. More like here's the mess take care of it vs everything looks clean but its really swept all under the rug and c
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I will take whatever is the most stable. I don't need a lot of feature, just a timeline and gallery with albums. Immich fits it for now, but it is way too focused on piling features and is bleeding edge. I hope memories has stability a
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3y ago
The simplest solution is the best when it comes to backups (and almost everything). Since you don't need always online, we can eliminate cloud and NAS. Use a 8Tb portable Drives as your backup is enough. With more elimination and compr
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Backblaze is cloud and suffers the major limitation of being expensive for an individual. The case for NAS for personal backup is getting stronger every day. For anything > 1TB, for personal backup or sync, a NAS is $400 investment where
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Did the exact same thing, sublime shortcut to add a datetime stamp (Python command) whenever I needed it. Moved to Obsidian recently and the daily note takes care of that. The folder system helps a bit with organizing recurring themes that
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Restic (rclone)+ B2 + Systemd Has solved backups for my system. Mainly the home sir of my Linux desktop. Never looked at anything else.
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There's definitely an audience for Framework. But for a laptop/mini-pc user who likes to keep their tech for 7+ years and usually opt for no special graphics. A mini-pc works great for me. Lot of them have good Linux compatibility
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Can this be done on an Android tablet too like Samsung?
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My Targus keyboard/mouse support multiple devices and have a physical button to switch.
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Damn, I didn't know usb on monitor was a thing. This could work for me if I get a new monitor since I use a single display for multiple boxes. Maybe I could try Synergy too with the ddccontrol command
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I use a single monitor, keyboard, mouse for both work and personal and need to switch between these pain free. I haven't come across a seamless solution as most of the software ones rely on mulitiple displays. My current solution is 3
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Very nice article and looks like a great way to get hands dirty for anyone wanting to think like a DB engineer. Related question, for all the Database engineers out there. I have always had a keen interest to work on Databases. Having worke
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Wholly agree. Basic necessities Food, Water, Shelter, HealthCare etc should not be left to the whims of the free market. It isn't even hard to fix in the US where land is still plenty but artificially controlled by regulations as oppos
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I don't think supply and demand would autofix the issue. When a baseline is set, everyone believes it to be the new price. Same as how when a lie is repeated multiple times, it can dangerously become the false truth.
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Simplest reason: The Incentives, pressure, ownership and motivation for work at most places do not justify the outcome, rewards and appreciation. Analogy: Making a burger end-to-end and handing to customer feels good. Assembly line where yo
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Funny you said half baked. Https://bakeleads.com Basic nofrills CRM.
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It's almost a guarantee in SaaS. Look at Salesforce with Heroku, Tableau and Slack.
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At some point, companies become big enough that innovation is a risk (Innovater's dilemma). Atlassian is likely at this stage. Ofcourse, loom's tech is nothing impressive, one could argue that only a small segment of enterprise Lo
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They are saying losing phone + revealing pin is harder than exposing your password/phishing/social engineering/cracking.
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If any billionaire wants to start real philanthropy, this would be a good start. Spend $100M or whatever to kill these companies and let free-filing happen.
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Any ebike company that's using parts that my local bike shop can't work on is not getting my money. Also any local bike shop that insists they need to charge more for an ebike is not getting my business either. Ebikes are bikes wi
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