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by evv 4y ago
Zod is great, but JSON-schema is my pick because it is easily serialized. So a client can query for the schema of the data it should send or receive, including descriptions/metadata that is useful for presenting a UI.
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by evv 4y ago
By this logic we should also get rid of Discord? It is basically owned by Tencent (aka, is also owned by China). I am not sure what makes the most sense from a foreign policy perspective. But we should be careful about our selective attenti
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by evv 4y ago
Agree its a bit unnatural, but it seems workable. My problem with the auxiliary table is, I wouldn't know how to implement the unique constraint.
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by evv 4y ago
Interesting! But where can you implement the UNIQUE constraint for doc names under a given parent? I guess your application code would need to handle that
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by evv 4y ago
I have struggled to implement a tree structure in PG with nullable unique values. Consider a "docs" table where each doc has a unique name, under a given parent doc. A null parent would be a top-level doc, and top-level docs just
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by evv 4y ago
Recut lets you configure that with a little slider
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by evv 4y ago
My friend Kelvin says crypto is going to absolute zero.
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by evv 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31579357
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by evv 4y ago
So glad you already cover my favorite ideas for monetization! I'm considering how to monetize my own startup- currently the whole codebase is permissively licensed. I plan to sell a hosted service, but hopefully I will be in a position
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by evv 4y ago
I wouldn't put effort into changing if you have no troubles with nginx. Caddy has some neat features like live-configuration and built in LetsEncrypt. Plus the JSON configuration is a great idea, once I get it working. The real reason
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by evv 4y ago
Thanks! Somehow you knew that I was struggling with JSON config of a custom Caddy build (for the Cloudflare extension) caddy-json-schema looks great, I'll try this next time! not sure if I totally missed `caddy adapt` or if I had troub
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by evv 4y ago
Caddy is such a delight! I can't reccomend it fast enough when somebody mentions they are on nginx. Small random feedback: I like the idea of JSON configuration but most of the common docs/recipes are documented only with the Cadd
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by evv 4y ago
These are some cute "fuck off"s but its unlikely that these sites actually respect the robots.txt, right? Correct me if I'm wrong: After the recent web scraping ruling[1] it seems that it's perfectly legal to ignore the
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by evv 4y ago
Child abducted by CPS- I did not see the plot twist coming.
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by evv 5y ago
Makes a lot of sense to sell a service powered by an open source project. Why is the blockchain token "the best way", or necessary at all?
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by evv 5y ago
> I'd argue the biggest flaw with the web is it has a million nit-picky features when it should ONLY offer JavaScript+canvas That would break the web, though? One of the biggest _strengths_ of the web is backwards compatibility.. I,
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by evv 5y ago
Thanks. As somebody with a very basic understanding of ETH, it seemed super unlikely that a L2 would be able to able to mint arbitrary ETH. (That would obviously be vulnerability in the L1)
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by evv 5y ago
I wouldn't touch BTT. BitTorrent is owned by some private company now. The creator of BitTorrent has gone on to invent a new type of cryptocurrency (proof of space+time)
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by evv 5y ago
See also: VSCodium if you like VSCode but don't like sending sensitive telemetry info to Microsoft. It is ironically hosted for free on Microsoft's popular git hosting website.
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by evv 5y ago
Definitely not wishful thinking. According to the creators on Twitter, it absolutely getting open-sourced today as MIT. The "Remix v1" event starts at 1PM PST: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsJaUjd1rUo I'm
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by evv 5y ago
Solana is a "Proof of Stake" network, a trust model where nodes can only be run by currency holders. There is a predetermined list of trusted identities- aka, centralization. And to your point, centralized services do have better
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by evv 5y ago
Fundamentally I do agree with you. (especially with the mention of "Apache License 2.0 with Commons Clause", which was giving me a headache this morning) But also I'm not lifting a finger to help companies like MongoDB, unles
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by evv 5y ago
I have adaptive cruise control, and it behaves the exact same today as it did on the day I test drove the car. It doesn't change behavior unpredictably with OTA updates! How was the driver supposed to know that the previous issue was n
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by evv 5y ago
How many fruit-related names are available, anyways? There would surely be a different lawsuit coming their way if they named it AppleDB. (ok, I admit this is a terrible joke) If "Mango" can get away with it, I think it is very co
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by evv 5y ago
Why would they distribute the ML weights file if it isn't being used for logging or reporting? Of course I do theorize that it is actually being used. There is so much network traffic between macOS services and the internet, I'm n
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by evv 5y ago
I'm not big into "conspiracy" but you gotta wonder why this "NeuralHash" file on my computer exists if "NeuralHash" was supposedly delayed, according to Apple, on an undetermined timeline. If I did want to
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by evv 5y ago
If iOS is anything like macOS, they have already quietly rolled it out. If you're on a mac, even "Big Sur", check to see if the CSAM weights file is here at: /System/Library/Frameworks/Vision.framework&#
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by evv 5y ago
Oh, I'm extremely mad at Manchin and Sinema. But I believe you are underestimating the power of the presidential podium. I will readily admit that the Democratic party deserves more blame than Biden himself. If Biden cared, he could sh
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by evv 5y ago
My friend, a plurality is not a majority. And in a two party system, even a majority won't help. Biden got elected thanks to young voters, but look how little climate action the new administration has taken. Sad that you're lookin
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by evv 5y ago
The free market approach would probably work because nuclear has incredible energy density. And during the day, solar is crazy cheap. The polluting energy sources are more expensive. How fucking lucky is that! But I don't think nuclear

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