fyzix

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   by fyzix 4y ago

   So you want everyone to be defenseless in the even that a criminal decides to ignore your rules?
2. 62.▲
   by fyzix 4y ago

   That's my issue with fanatics, they think the ends justify the means...
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   by fyzix 4y ago

   This should theoretically work with Linux then right?
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   by fyzix 4y ago

   >IF the fed is going to do everything in its power to save the economy, why fight it? This is a popular sentiment among traders...why fight the FED? Because there is nothing they can do to bring inflation back to 2%. They all but admitte
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   by fyzix 4y ago

   1.decade of 0% apr >>> 2.high inflation >>> 3.gold price surge We have gotten 1 and 2 but we haven't gotten to 3 because traders believe that the FED can win the inflation fight. The FED abandoned the inflation fight
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   by fyzix 4y ago

   > as happened with SI, Signature and SVB I concur...While this might be true for smaller banks, the same cannot be said about the "too big to fail" banks.
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   by fyzix 4y ago

   It's better to be wrong until you're right than right until you're wrong...because you will get the last laugh. The fundamental problem is that price controls never work and the interest rate is the price of money. If you und
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   by fyzix 4y ago

   By "banks", I mean 90% of the other banks in the country that would've failed, absent the SVB depositor bailout. If the FED didn't step in, every regional bank in the country would experience a bank run as people would w
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   by fyzix 4y ago

   Schiff didn't account for the economic ignorance of the masses in his prediction. He understood that runaway inflation would cause the gold price to spike, he didn't foresee the confidence that traders have in the FED to fight off
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    History never repeats itself, but it does often rhyme. We cannot have a decade of 0% interest rates and expect no consequences. Peter Schiff predicted this from the moment the fed bailouted the banks in 2008. There's nothing the fed ca
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    Last time I checked, Fastly charges a minimum of $50 so it's not viable when all the other hosts has a free tier and completely free (github and cloudflare).
12. 72.▲
    by fyzix 4y ago

    Thanks for the reply, Issue resolved:) This could be done automatically by pinging the root and searching for a header set by railway's default page. If it doesn't exist then the service is live.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    More context: The UI shows that the service is available but when I visit the live url, I get a 404. What I think is happening is that the UI shows the status of the underlying container and there is some fault with the reverse proxy they a
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    I get up to 20secs of downtime when redeploying on railway... I was using the sample golang repo from fly : https://github.com/fly-apps/go-example That's just unacceptible imo.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    Sounds like a good idea but might only be attractive to the technically inclined as the average person doesn't want to deal with rsa keys. They just want to set a master password to access their vault.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    Sveltekit + go FTW. I prerender my frontend so it's fast and cheap to host with go deployed on cloudrun.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    This is the only thing keeping me from iOS. I shouldn't need Apple's permission to run apps that I develop on my device...
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    They need to structure their pricing page better. A quick glance had me thinking that $1200 was the minimum for production use. But the free tier is actually pay as you go.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    The fact that the maintainers made a whitelist for their projects disproves your point.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    Maintainers were too tenacious imo. Inflexible to a frightening degree. I liked the architecture and used it extensively with f# + fable + elmish but these days...I'm using sveltekit + typescript for everything frontend, for it's
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    They incentivize it, Managers get promoted when they have big teams.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    Having no prior experience with npm/node build system will make learning any framework hard. Sveltekit is the easiest framework to learn so I'd suggest you start from there.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    If you're taking suggestions, A navigation rail would be nice.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    I think google should factor this in pagerankings. Might be the only thing that can force change
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    Sveltekit 1.0 was just released and I got teary eyed when going through the interactive tutorial at http://learn.svelte.dev and saw how intuitive some things were compared to react.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    I use chi for one of my projects and though it was fun implementing everything myself. Having a framework would greatly reduce the length of my handler functions and the chance that I mess something up. I had to: manually manage sessions an
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    You can add programming language filters: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=%2Fg%2F11fmgrsx_v... They are very close with a huge spike for zig when bun.js was released.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    I would say F# and kotlin as a close second.
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    Google would need to make dart outside of flutter more attractive. I think making alternatives to next.js and Django would move the needle quite a bit. $10M could pay 20 fulltime devs for 5 years to work on these projects. This investment i
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    by fyzix 4y ago

    Your argument is a straw man, he's saying that apple should be force to allow competing browser engines on iOS so other vendors can support what they don't want to...