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ctas
4y ago
Is there a way to provide the same functionality via extensions instead of VFS? Recently, there's been a few other interesting projects adding backup and replication to SQLite, but they all use VFS. AFAIK only one VFS can be active at
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ctas
4y ago
Agreed. If anybody knows such a site, I'd like to see it. I just recently collected old screenshots of Facebook, Twitter, and other popular sites from 2010 and before. Looking back, all of them have a certain charm I would like to brin
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ctas
5y ago
Thanks for the input. We're currently working on a similar solution, so I was really curious to learn more. One thing I really admire is how Stripe makes it transparent which events were fired both in general through the Developer area
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ctas
5y ago
Can you share a bit about how these events are stored on Stripes backend e.g. Kafka, Postgres?
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ctas
5y ago
I've made a similar experience with Discords login flow. It's definitely broken. Fair enough.
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ctas
5y ago
> The initial suggestion was to use Discord, but I luckly averted that. Why is Discord not a good choice in your opinion?
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ctas
6y ago
I'm building something like that. Feel free to reach out, would love to chat.
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ctas
6y ago
Interesting. On Dokku installing postgres and redis takes just two commands. How would the equivalent look on piku?
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ctas
6y ago
Are there any pictures of what's inside the hole? After melting permafrost uncovered many items of archeological interest, I wonder what one may find in one of these craters.
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ctas
6y ago
I'm currently designing an ergonomic keyboard with capacitive switches. I was considering to manufacture the prototype myself, but this looks like an exciting alternative. Curious to see how affordable the prices are even for low units
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ctas
6y ago
This looks interesting. I've been planning to design a PCB for a capacitive keyboard this year and wonder if this is suitable for a developer who's not an EE. The capacitors must be positioned according to the keyboard layout. Thi
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ctas
6y ago
I'm also using FreeBSD 12.2 Stable with KDE and SDDM. The initial setup is pretty straightforward, but I agree that every now and then I it can get really annoying. Today I tried to install VirtualBox 6 and realised that it installed v
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Lessons learned from our fail at FromYourCouch
(medium.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
I don't consider her being in the conservative party the actual problem. In Germany she's well known for nepotism and corruptness, even if until this day she successfully evaded the punishment. Not long ago there's been a cla
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ctas
6y ago
I believe GraalVM[0] makes your wish come true. It allows you to compile your Java code into a single binary and offers other features which makes Java a feasible solution for CLI tools. [0] https://www.graalvm.org/
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6y ago
It has a lot of latency indeed. I tried the raspberry as a Steam Link alternative, but as far as I know the ethernet port is not suitable (?). I've also read that it actually gets worse if you plug in any USB peripherals. Correct me if
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Facebooks Rome Front End Toolchain
(romefrontend.dev)
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6y ago
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6y ago
I'm using my self-built reader called Feedist (not public) . It's extremely lightweight and built in boring PHP. The most important feature to me is the personal recommendation page which shows me the top 50 new posts in my subscr
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ctas
6y ago
Calling it cancer is a bit hard. But I agree that semicolons are likely unnecessary.
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6y ago
The similarity to Gravity is astonishing.
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6y ago
Did anyone use Gravity before and make a comment about the ecosystem / community growth perspective?
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6y ago
My startups running on PHP and I definitely don't regret it. The language is simple, you have easy access to talent, knowledge, and thousands of mature libraries. Most of the times boring is better.
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ctas
7y ago
I've been there. If you want to chat (and maybe even work on something together), mail me.
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7y ago
That is correct, but hasn't happened, yet. My comment also applies to DriverKit which is Apples "modern" solution to run userspace Kernel extensions.
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7y ago
I wish there would be more guides like this for macOS KEXT development. Easy to read, clean code examples, and quick to get started. I was planning to port a driver for a specific PCI 802.11 NGFF WiFi device from FreeBSD or Linux, but it&#x
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7y ago
You use Lisp to write C (on Microcontrollers)? Would appreciate more info on that.
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7y ago
RSS/Atom still has its place and for many is still the favorite way to subscribe to content on the internet. I built my own feed reader just a few months ago. On top of it I added a simple recommendation algorithm based on statistics o
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7y ago
Yes, including technical cofounder.
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Basecamp – How We Communicate
(basecamp.com)
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7y ago
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Ask HN: Where did you find your co-founder?
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7y ago
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