endigma

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by endigma 4y ago
I think asking a question like this largely depends on domain, what sort of (even exceptional) lets say, rails developer is going to know in-depth information about hash table implementations off the top of their head? I'd expect anyon
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by endigma 4y ago
I like the "getting excited" idea. A lot of people I've met really open up when they can get to talking about something they understand and are interested in. Instantly more comfortable now that the conversation is "in t
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by endigma 4y ago
Aorus* which is gigabyte, a far shittier monitor (and everything else) producer.
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by endigma 4y ago
I agree with you on the ease of use front. Someone should make a company to do all this shit in the background but not get rid of the "your computer" part. Offer a NAS or a Pi derivative and some companion software that wraps rest
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by endigma 4y ago
Imagine one of those short films from grade school with drunk driving or drug abuse or whatever, but with a severe data loss incident. Show it off to kids nationwide, they'd take the sentiment home to their parents. Imagine being a 40s
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by endigma 4y ago
They do, and Apple Music isn't the only thing that can cause a loss incident with data you care about.
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by endigma 4y ago
iTunes should do this, but ultimately it and a shitload of other things can change your files in a negative way and give the user no recourse. Versioned, deduplicating, infinite history backups are the solution, the friction to get starte
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by endigma 4y ago
borg, restic, synology, windows also has built in functionality too.
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by endigma 4y ago
I wish a company like synology who operates in this space would drive marketing hard to try and get through this barrier. We're at a point in the world now where billions of people rely on google/apple/microsoft/whatever
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by endigma 4y ago
Deduplicating backup software has existed for ages, they would only have a backup of each distinct file, so when A.mp3 is "silently changed" the backup software now has "A.mp3 (before)" and "A.mp3 (after)" etc.
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by endigma 4y ago
Reminiscent of "the cloud is just someone else's computer", perhaps it can be extended to this situation with a few more words.
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by endigma 4y ago
Not that it excuses any of this on Apple's part, but holy shit do people with like a ton of music not realize backups are important? Like seriously buy a NAS of any caliber from anywhere or an external HDD or use dropbox but don't
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by endigma 4y ago
With a project like this, it doesn't matter if it's technically open source if they don't make it practical to self host intentionally. There are so many components and nuances in such a complicated system that figuring it ou
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by endigma 4y ago
Presumably fly will be keeping `fly.dev` around? Perhaps you're in a good place to make a fuss about this given your commercial usage of a "cool" .dev domain.
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by endigma 4y ago
I understand why they've done it, but I now consider this DOA. Open source without self hosting capability is just crowdsourcing your engineering team. Documented and supported or bust. The cloud is a prison.
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by endigma 4y ago
They don't offer a guide or any details about the exploit, this isn't really disclosure in the normal sense. Aside from any possible alterior motives the author may be just trying to light a fire under hive social's ass to ge
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by endigma 4y ago
The amount of pop ups and crap on my screen on mobile on this site is insane, op if you're the author please post somewhere better, even medium is less obnoxious
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by endigma 4y ago
hussle.work/jobs/hussle
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by endigma 4y ago
We do these things not because they are easy, but because we thought they would be easy.
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by endigma 4y ago
We are desperate to hire developers, HMU if you want a job.
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by endigma 4y ago
The readme doesn't seem to mention or list what libraries this depends on, it has chi and jet at least based on the structs section. Given this "framework" is predominantly a collection of other people's (usually apache&
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by endigma 4y ago
Why in the world is this a bubble app? A productive fun alternative to endless scrolling on social media: learn to make a web app properly
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by endigma 4y ago
How is this better than any other URL shortener or even pastebin
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by endigma 4y ago
Your popups don't stay on screen when viewport intersects them. You should use floatingui or something
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by endigma 4y ago
This guy has a bunch of projects on https://mvpstack.io/ as well, some sort of portfolio I guess. None of them work properly; no finished projects that are currently functional as far as I can tell. He claims to have sold o
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by endigma 4y ago
Hey, I'll also grift any potential customer of this guy by providing the absolute minimum product that could potentially constitute a "usable" piece of code, provide no ongoing support or maintenance and not have any plans fo
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by endigma 4y ago
Do you know at all what htmx does? Your description of it as an "SGMLish angle-bracket markul template engine" suggests you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
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by endigma 4y ago
Agree with JS ecosystem being a dumpster fire, however you say "Go has better DX... and that is a pretty low bar.", What in the world do you mean? Go has in my opinion some of the best DX of any language to exist right now?
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by endigma 4y ago
Status Quo != Acceptable, even if other payment processors decide they are doing the same thing, PayPal also operates in large as a wallet of sorts, meaning it's not only commercial companies but users who are affected by this. Unclear

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