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by cropcirclbureau 2y ago
Github is more than a remote host for git repositories. It's become one of the major CDNs for software distributions. Github Pages host a majority of static sites that developer use. You won't be able to use Cargo, Nix, Scoop and
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by cropcirclbureau 2y ago
There goes Pages, there goes the CDN for release artifacts, there goes any package manager hosting repositories on GitHub. Is this outage just contained to github or is it an Azure outage?
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by cropcirclbureau 2y ago
Ah, yes, consistent spying on workers to make managers feel better. How about you feed each frame to an LLM for AI powered productivity monitoring? How about you incorporate web cam for next gen AR AI companionship? How about you make it cu
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by cropcirclbureau 2y ago
I work in a large code base with 1800+ crate dependencies (don't ask) with half of them being unstable crates not really published to crates.io. And yeah, we run into this issue a lot. The recent one was caused[0] by human error. It&#x
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
Their vision[0]. [0]: https://orca-app.dev/posts/230607/orca_announcement.html
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Orca: Cross platform GUI apps using WASM(github.com)
3 points by cropcirclbureau 3y ago|1 comments
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WASM based "durable-execution" [video](youtube.com)
1 points by cropcirclbureau 3y ago|0 comments
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Mozilla Connect Ideas – Vote on Firefox Features(connect.mozilla.org)
23 points by cropcirclbureau 3y ago|11 comments
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
My understanding is that most of the new generation of GUI frameworks/application runtime are targeting all platforms. And there's clearly a demand for such feature set if the popularity of Electron says anything. Software busines
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
I'm very interested in seeing if using the commonly implemented forms of compiler support for async programming can also be well used for GUI programming. One wishawa[0] is also perusing this approach in Rust but I first came upon this
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
Most of the world only got online and owned personal computers for the first time in the past decade through the meteoric spread of smartphones. Twitter was just there when they arrived and I suppose it was good enough. Twitter was also a f
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
It's incredible just how comically bad the saga of Musk's acquisition of Twitter and his general fall from public grace has turned out. You really can't come up with this shit. Next thing you know, he's going to walk int
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
Nostr's very cool tech and I'm excited to see where it ends up. But I'm not sure it'll make for good social networks/apps that I'll care about. ActivityPub and Matrix get flak on the account portability issue a
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
Went ahead and played around some with it. Pretty smooth, handled the 600 or so tabs I had like a champ. The myriad of filtering options are great, surprised I had so many duplicate tabs. Combination of tags and colors is an interesting app
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
Is there anything that OP can say to sell this to someone heavily invested in Sideberry (an excellent piece of software imo)?
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
It's available here: https://github.com/madprops/grasshopper . The link was in the left sidebar behind some tracking redirect.
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
What aspects of Docker trouble you so?
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
Good approach. And with Postgres `DOMAIN` types features to DRY up the `CHECK` the live constraint, this should be very palatable. I usually opt for enum tables and regularly find myself needing to declare `archived_at` columns for said tab
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
That was a fun listen, thanks!
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
Sideberry is fantastic. Not only is it a great replacement for Tree Tabs, I've also found it to be a better alternative of Simple Tab Groups. With `userChrome` entries to auto-hide Sideberry and the native FF tabs, it's improved t
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
Ah, I'd run into the lack of multi constraint ON CONFLICT in postgres yesterday and was wondering about the omission. I'd not considered this case and GP's code smell comment makes sense now. In my specific case, business log
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by cropcirclbureau 3y ago
They appear to have beta grade[0] support for Python and Kotlin. (TypeScript on the roadmap as well) [0]: https://docs.sqlc.dev/en/latest/reference/language-support.h...
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Alliance Space Guard – Game Devlog(alliancespaceguard.com)
2 points by cropcirclbureau 4y ago|0 comments
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Data Laced with History: Causal Trees and Operational CRDTs (2018)(archagon.net)
1 points by cropcirclbureau 4y ago|0 comments
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
So, after digging about in the docs, I found the Best Practices[0] page which lays out what you describe. I was disappointed to find it is just using idempotent creation statements for procedures and views and putting them all in files that
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
You still need to sequentially define your changes (migrations) which isn't exactly the VCS experience people are used to. If all changes to your db require new file entries, rarely do you need to diff let alone bisect to find out the
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
https://github.com/NTBBloodbath/doom-nvim
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Perfectly safe at the expense of a garbage collector. You can still do pointer soup and int handle based lists as you can do in any other low-level language with the same caveats. Rust is punching up from the manual memory management, zero-
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
I've written a few backend APIs with rust and I have to disagree. Not only have the frameworks managed to get the ergonomics similar to your popular GC lang[0][1], the natural lack of shared mutable state of HTTP handlers means you ver
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Check out Holochain[0] and the some of the projects in that space. They have some horrendous marketing and, unfortunately, the word "chain" in the title but they are also making some funky/radical P2P stuff. Basically, accord

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