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by ezst 3y ago
Or maybe Apple doesn't want to touch that mess of a copyright and IP infringing hellhole and subcontracting is the smart move?
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by ezst 3y ago
> Part of the appeal of an iGizmo is not sending so much data to Google. I guess Apple's Marketing is doing its thing once again...
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by ezst 3y ago
If I was to pick a new CPU right now (and I won't, because I don't feel limited by my 2017 CPU still..., anyhow), I would just pick _not Intel_. AMD is also doing a great job on the perf per Watt department without throwing away d
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by ezst 3y ago
not a pro by any means but here are some pointers: - if applicable, swap the default, white Bowden tube by one that's heat resistant (Capricorn comes often as a recommendation), that's for your health - get a PEI sheet, ABS will h
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by ezst 3y ago
Not OP, but I think the point might be that we get served more and more SPAs weighting millions of lines of JS for anything and everything, because it's trendy in a resumé-driven industry, while overlooking the end-users needs and cons
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by ezst 3y ago
I would assume such a team would understand that very well, and would cut itself from that wealth by relinquishing access to the wallet
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by ezst 3y ago
I see that it is a ton of wishful thinking and FUD on the side of Signal to claim that: XMPP is alive and kicking, has all the features one needs, runs everywhere, at scale, offers the same or better crypto, better privacy, better resilienc
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by ezst 3y ago
May I suggest giving Trilium notes a try? It's like opensource obsidian plus typed notes plus self hostable sync plus a web frontend for places where you can't install it.
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by ezst 3y ago
On par with the recent news of Air Canada hiring a hallucinating chatbot for customer support. Fun times ahead.
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by ezst 3y ago
I'll check again Anytype in maybe a year or so, because currently their whole "typing" thing just isn't up to snuff (I wrote about it here before so you can check my comments history of you are curious and find a lengthy
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by ezst 3y ago
Because somehow 20 years old WebKit/KHTML bugs are better than 20 years old gecko bugs?
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by ezst 3y ago
Nadella probably cheers for more ads revenue, more Azure lock-in, more o365 subscriptions, more edge market share and more silly AI usage because those must be the KPIs at this point, and it doesn't really matter nor shows in those KPI
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by ezst 3y ago
Mercurial's evolve is more about tracking history rewrites and their context. If I submit a series of commits, and over the review you have me amend one mid-series, then rebase few identically on top of that, then add some new changes,
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by ezst 3y ago
>> The main issue with PRs (in my opinion) is that they limit severely the context in which the changes are viewed. If I want to properly review a piece of code I have to check it out and follow the diff in its proper context (either
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Heptapod 1.0 and a Roadmap for 2024(heptapod.net)
1 points by ezst 3y ago|1 comments
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by ezst 3y ago
For those who don't know about the project: In 2018, before the Bitbucket forge dropped Mercurial support (final removal of all Mercurial projects happened in 2020), we decided to make a community driven friendly fork of GitLab™ that w
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by ezst 3y ago
> I, personally, can make a judgement about both of things better with a patch that I apply locally than with a PR. FWIW, my git is configured in such a way that pulling from github also pulls all PRs for that repo, so, in effect, all PR
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by ezst 3y ago
> I really want alternatives to TypeScript for developing webapps which aren't super "bulky" I hear you, but what do you expect Dart's contribution as a language/technology to be in this space, effectively? While
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by ezst 3y ago
Crap, this thread revealed to me that the developer of Giac/Xcas basically gave up on using git altogether due to its complexity/poor workflow. I'm profoundly annoyed that the worse DVCS won, became a monopoly, and that a who
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by ezst 3y ago
Sure! I wrote some about it recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38793540 tl;dr: the sync/live editing is very impressive, and that's encouraging if it ever wants to become a collaborative tool (would I
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by ezst 3y ago
yup, there's a legit bus factor question, but it's not totally a one person's job either having a healthy stream of contributions (some even as code). What makes it even less a concern for me is that the scope of the software
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by ezst 3y ago
I wouldn't put Trilium and Logseq in the same bucket, I spent quite some time with Logseq (and Obsidian, and SiYuan, and Joplin, and Anytype and some commercial offerings like Notion) before settling with Trilium, so I can pretend havi
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by ezst 3y ago
> Android Server+Hosted Cloud Server+PWA seems a bit hacky though. And it's hard to beat free when you're on a low budget. I self-host, so for me the practical free, sustainable option with all features included is Trilium. I&#
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by ezst 3y ago
> Looks really cool, aside from the lack of Android support or a managed cloud option. For Android, you can use trilium as a PWA currently, I do that and it's not bad at all, but offline isn't supported yet. I would say that th
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by ezst 3y ago
Unpopular opinion: I dislike obsidian. I came to the realization that any reasonably large collection of notes requires structure, which goes by the definition of types (for people, places, organizations, ...). Obsidian is very rudimentary
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by ezst 3y ago
If you don't need collab, give Trilium a try. It's IMO better than notion at keeping things organized (notion lets you create types/objects as "databases", but craps at polymorphism, i.e. extending and specializing
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by ezst 3y ago
Give Trilium a shot (as to why, I commented elsewhere in this thread in response to someone mentioning it), it's not super flashy at first sight, but in my experience, it gets the database aspect right.
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by ezst 3y ago
I just recently came back up from a deep dive through knowledge management systems, and Trilium is what I settled with. It might not look like much on the surface, especially compared to the bling and hype of the VC baked alternatives, but
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by ezst 3y ago
> but the world seems to have decided on PV in a big way. No, the world has decided to procure lots of cheap PV from China
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by ezst 3y ago
At one point I really thought that this could be the notes/knowledge management tool I needed: the data model looked clean on the surface, everything's an object, objects are typed (Note, Journal Entry, Person, Company, ...), Type

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