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by dvasdekis 6y ago
A Docker image would also allow for us Windows folks to use this, as Docker can map folders between Windows and Linux. Does one exist? If not, I could give it a go :)
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by dvasdekis 6y ago
Like in the Highlander.
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by dvasdekis 6y ago
Messing around with some other IPFS-based tooling previously (I think 3Box), I found that the user had to install and be running IPFS in order to view a truly decentralised client application (or there had to be an intermediate webhost that
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by dvasdekis 6y ago
Does america have progressive or flat land taxes? Progressive land taxes (higher % tax of land value if you own more of it) make intuitive sense for housing affordability, but I read the Wikipedia[1] and only understood that 'it depend
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by dvasdekis 6y ago
I tried this with friends, and from my phone to their laptop (and another's desktop), it didn't work. In comparison, Jitsi sort-of worked on the same devices (but screen share was limited to 5 FPS).
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Totally agree! Although I'm one of the contributors to that repo as well, the sheer number of possible attack vectors on the JWT scheme means that I was reluctant to use it in a publicly-facing use case. Let me know how it goes!
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Fully understand - I would want something self-hosted in this case as well. Firebase does allow you to integrate with other OAuth providers (e.g. Google/Facebook/Linkedin etc.), so you could perform some kind of validation on the
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I've set up a working example with Firebase Authentication (which is admittedly 'something like Auth0') here: https://github.com/dvasdekis/react-admin-hasura-firebase/ Firebase does provide unlimite
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I've taken your stack one step further, with a completely dockerised solution that uses Firebase as an authentication solution (authentication is missing from the current low-code example). It can be run locally or on a cloud provider
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
A friend works at BeeCastle ( https://beecastle.com/ ) which aims to address this exact niche. Systemic but carefully curated sales approaches. Free trial available.
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I love it! It's really cool. I wish I had one. But you shouldn't care what I think. You should care about what your target customer is prepared to pay you for, at least until you can lead a happy retirement with your runway. Much
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Folks who believe that tying the value of money to the gold standard would ensure stability should instead look at how the price of shares has changed against the price of gold historically.[1] If we priced shares in gold terms, historic sh
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Thank you for adding Windows support! Some of us still run it :)
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I agree that this is indeed a problem, but your proposed cure is unnecessarily onerous. At least with Hasura's equivalent product, allowing queries on related objects is an opt-in process for the admin, after each related object is def
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Validates the Chinese approach of essentially banning doorhandles - jam doors open, and for those that can't be jammed, wrap them in cloth covered in disinfectant.
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I actually agree. We should hold HN posts to a standard of truthfulness, and perhaps this submission's headline does not meet that standard (irrespective of the contents of the screenshots). But in supporting this argument, my question
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
What is the blatantly false proposition? There is a screenshot, and then another screenshot later. This parent comment appears to be blatantly false. Should brundolf be banned from HN?
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Fox News has stopped reporting on Coronavirus(aussie.ai)
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I respect that the author learnt the underly concepts, which are not simple. But is the net result truly that the default Postgres index method was perfectly suitable for this use case?
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Nope, DHT functions as a distributed tracker here
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
+1 for this please! I am struggling with exactly this problem - how do I use React-Admin effectively on top of Hasura? Would really appreciate it! :)
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I'm running a full production algorithmic trading platform, and our frontend interactions are handled by Hasura. For me, the appeal was in writing all the business logic as Postgresql triggers, which (provided they're written as t
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Early nhost user here! Elitan's platform is a great way to get started quickly with Hasura, and he was also fantastic with helping me out on some then-undocumented components. Always grateful when a developer takes time to do a 1:1 cal
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I'm amazed that nobody's recommended Aether[1] as an alternative yet. It's fully distributed, privacy-centric and FOSS, with no infrastructure hosting required. The downside is a heavy client, with slower posts (think 1-5 min
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Yes please! This is great. Another request for Sci-Fi from me! :)
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Why don't you try Usenet? Unlimited storage for $3.14/month[1]. There are a couple of Python libraries out there for posting and fetching, but it'll definitely be shabbier than a purpose-built service. However, for seriously
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
By my limited understanding, Handshake does exactly this, with a Handshake-equivalent domain for any of the top ~100k .com holders for free.
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
I disagree with the point that as a pure carnage simulator, "Doom is the closest thing you will be to a pure instrument of destruction whose sole function is to search and destroy", and that it stands the test of time as the great
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Typed in 'Brisbane', an Australian city of 3 million, but the only result that came up was Brisbane, Santa Monica. Any thoughts on international support? :)
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by dvasdekis 7y ago
Ironic that I once switched from Dogpile to Google. We have come full circle. Edit: Looks like Dogpile still works, and flags the google ads properly. I'm switching back!

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