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by hellcow 1y ago
Sad truth is there isn’t a real substitute. You just eat it less and desire it less over time. Unrelated to cheese but MyBacon is fantastic if you can get it near you.
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by hellcow 1y ago
This is too bad. Beyond and Impossible opened up the door to me gradually becoming vegan. It was similar enough to real meat that I didn’t miss meat anymore, and from there I found other substitutions which were healthier. Without them I’m
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by hellcow 1y ago
For what it's worth, when Cursor downgraded their Claude limits in the middle of my annual subscription term, I emailed them to ask for a pro-rated refund, and it was granted. You may be able to do something similar with Claude Code. C
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by hellcow 1y ago
15j is easier than 4879gg. It’s a little bit quicker on big files—not a huge difference.
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by hellcow 1y ago
Absolutely. To add to this, the fact the author doesn’t take photos in their home town is a surprise as well. You understand where you live better than visitors. As a photographer you know what’s interesting about a place. You see things th
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by hellcow 1y ago
A general rule of thumb is that you have 3 board members at the seed (1 non-CEO founder, the CEO which is typically another founder, and the lead investor). So you have 1 seat available for investors, whereas you may take 5-20 checks. Not e
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by hellcow 1y ago
The app crashes I found were always due to the additional security hardening features in GrapheneOS. You can toggle these individually for each app.
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by hellcow 2y ago
I don’t know. I’m hoping that after their attempts at building an ad network fail, they pivot back to developing a browser by focusing on features their users actually want. Or maybe by the time Mozilla fails another alternative springs up,
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by hellcow 2y ago
The phrase "we don’t sell access to your data" has been removed, gated behind a feature flag connected to this TOS change. Their FAQ was updated to remove the "Does Firefox sell your personal data? Nope. Never have, never wil
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by hellcow 2y ago
Since Mozilla removed all mention of not selling my data in a recent PR and seems hellbent on an ad-based future, I've deleted my Firefox account and moved to Librewolf across my devices, and I'll encourage everyone I know to do t
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by hellcow 2y ago
I’m throwing a +1 your way. Hiding development for a year to launch a get-rich-quick coin isn’t the way a trustworthy FOSS organization should behave. As someone who got their whole network to switch to Signal before that happened, it was a
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by hellcow 2y ago
https://justine.lol/pledge/ While not the same, this is a SECCOMP-based Linux alternative (and it can even be used to restrict pre-compiled binaries).
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by hellcow 2y ago
The absolute last thing I want from Mozilla is advertising. Blocking ads with uBlock Origin is the entire reason I use Firefox today. I don’t know how you can be this out of touch with your users.
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Show HN: Chez Scheme txtar port from Go(git.sr.ht)
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by hellcow 2y ago
Stacked PRs with multi-branch rebases are effortless. Conflicts are actual things in the history that you can come back to later. Everything is automatically committed, so I don't lose work from a bad reset/stash pop. Maybe these
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by hellcow 2y ago
tmux solves for this.
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by hellcow 2y ago
This is a great approach. Just to add to it, you can also use custom elements in lieu of classes, such as: <my-product>...</my-product> Any tag with a hyphen is considered a custom element, which is completely valid HTML --
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by hellcow 2y ago
Is it? I don't see any such warning or notice on https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/hg... . It's still listed here: https://www.w3.org/TR/2011&#x
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by hellcow 2y ago
PicoCSS uses them well, as an example: https://picocss.com/docs/typography#heading-group
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by hellcow 2y ago
I'm more interested in the language after hearing this. There's plenty of negativity in the world, I don't need more of it in a niche programmer forum of enthusiasts. It reminds me of MINASWAN from Ruby.
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by hellcow 2y ago
Americans get no drugs covered--at all--unless you're over 65, have insurance through your employer, or pay thousands for insurance yourself (and often thousands more to meet your out-of-pocket deductible each year). I would take the d
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by hellcow 2y ago
Not a single mention here of FeedFlow, available on F-Droid. An absolute gem of an app.
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by hellcow 2y ago
I used Google Cloud's logs, which were quite good. Things worked as you'd expect and logs were easy to query. It was also very cheap. When my company was acquired we started using Sumo, which is enormously overcomplicated and extr
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by hellcow 2y ago
The combo of data exports and open-sourcing your code is a great solution to this problem. If you vanished tomorrow customers could easily migrate to a different vendor or even self-host. That carries much less risk than betting on any earl
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by hellcow 2y ago
Interesting. So it's an "open core" model.
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by hellcow 2y ago
I'd recommend transforming protobuf types to domain types at your API boundary. Then you have domain types through the whole application.
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by hellcow 2y ago
Mongo was AGPL until 2018. The AGPL didn’t stop Amazon from abusing the open source social contract, hence why Mongo modified the license.
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by hellcow 2y ago
I've been using `Null[T any] struct { V T, Valid bool }` for this, as the pattern comes from database/sql. Works fine.
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by hellcow 2y ago
This is really disappointing. Vlad, it’s not a “geopolitical issue.” You’re directly funding—even a small amount—the extermination of the Ukrainian people. Please stop. — A family plan ultimate subscriber
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by hellcow 2y ago
I noticed this too! It's dramatic in the same chat. I'll come back the next day, and even though I still have the full convo history, and it's as if it completely forgot all my earlier instructions.

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