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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
Roughly the same count as migrating from Postgres to X.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
Is there a way to use this as a simple key value store without sql?
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There are mire dark patterns in this than you can think of. Have you ever wondered what does Amazon do on the top of the search results typing “something ebay” into google?
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
Some of us still remembers pre-Google internet. Imagine how we were able to send emails and navigate on the streets. The image you are painting here is a classic false dichotomy. If Google goes under people won’t be moving to Apple, they ar
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
The late Joe Armstrong had an idea about open source that it should be just a collection of functions that we publish. It would solve this problem.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
Again I did not claim it will solve that issue. I am simply suggesting that doas has an easy to use interface and I prefer it over sudo. Somebody pointed out that doas is not maintained on Linux, so I think it would be great to reqrite it i
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
> a strong indication that devices belonging to him have been hacked in recent years. I like these kind of speculative articles. The click bait title states something with certanity than the first sentence clarifies that it is a speculat
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
We need a doas-rs port that is maintained, i guess.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
I did not claim that. Here is my doas config: cat /etc/doas.conf permit nopass jane as root It be read and understood without prior knowledge. Sudo: #ALL ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: C_ZFS I have no idea what is going
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
doas is a much simpler (and therefore better) alternative.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
It is kinda funny that humanity can kills entire species like the dodo while cannot eradicate a bacterium like Borrelia.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
Until Typst showed up I was a heavy Latex user. My co-workers did not buy into it (Latex) because their claimed that using Google Docs / Docs is faster. My experience with word processing is that spending a lot more time on UI bugs and
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
These journals have no incentive to include it. This is a classical chicken and egg problem.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
For me Typst replaced Latex years ago. pros: - one small compiler that can output: pdf, png, svg, html - compilation is fast (see below) - syntax is much cleaner than Latex - few ways of to a thing - already has all the templates most peopl
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
You are selecting the frontend crew and making claims based on that. Many of us are not frontend devs just want to wrap an API. At least I do.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
Is there a stack for loading html safely from the backend that has proper error handling? I would love to use HTMX but not sure how to do (for starting) error handling in it. I need to render some backend generated charts mostly, maybe adju
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
Say hello to iRC
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> MinC is a Unix emulator for Windows, based on the OpenBSD operating system If anybody wondering.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
The last of us are going to know how dangerous this is
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Non-profit means (in this case) payed by somebody who does not have anything to say about the transaction. It would be better to pay for it so that people who are interested in this subject have a say.
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by dev_l1x_be 1y ago
We should host it and collect membership fee from people who need this data. This way we can make it resilient against lack of government support. I would love to pay 5-10EUR/month to use such a service.
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by dev_l1x_be 2y ago
True. YAML is an intermediate representation between my intention expressed in Dhall and what runs in production. https://github.com/dhall-lang/dhall-kubernetes
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by dev_l1x_be 2y ago
I thought this is what happened during covid already. We wiped out a large number of small businesses. https://www.ons.gov.uk/aboutus/transparencyandgovernance/fre...
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by dev_l1x_be 2y ago
There is a super interesting port of ECharts to Rust: https://github.com/yuankunzhang/charming
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by dev_l1x_be 2y ago
Unfortunately many of the big data libraries are like that and there is no motivation to fix these things. One example is the ORC Java libraries that had 100s of unnecessary dependencies while at the same time importing the filesystem into
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by dev_l1x_be 2y ago
I have these jumping spiders living in my apartment and my kids love them. They are natural part of life, harmless and quite fun. I was not even aware of these little animals but once I found one and started to go down the jumping spider ra
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by dev_l1x_be 2y ago
XML is the what OOP is for programming languages. Often overcomplicated, hard to follow, full of footguns.
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by dev_l1x_be 2y ago
Why are people surprised about this? You can chose between the walled garden of iPhone where Apple wages war against its userbase with every release they do and on the other side there is Android with the surveillance platform that makes th