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by herrherrmann 2y ago
True! I’d love to hear from someone who tried out both and settled on one.
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
Makes me want to buy it less for sure, since the maker is clearly focusing on a feature (set) I don’t want to use or support. In the worst case, the AI stuff cannot be disabled and will annoy me on a daily basis.
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
If there was a group/vendor you could trust to develop such a universal engine to rule them all, that could work out. But, alas, no big tech company could ever be trusted with such a task (they would try to push their agenda, e.g. by p
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
Mastodon (open/distributed/Wild West) and Bluesky (commercial/probably ending up like X at some point).
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
Not OP, but just checking in as a another happy Kagi + Fastmail user here!
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
It’s more money for Jeep, and it looks like they can get away with it, because there are no alternatives for the buyers(?). I’d be surprised if that is in any way good/cheaper for the users.
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
I think you can opt out of its AI features more or less completely, but you do have to look up all the relevant config options (mostly to hide buttons in the UI leading to AI festures).
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
I’m not saying these problems are non-existent in co-ops, but that the underlying attitude and mechanisms (co-ownership, more communication on eye level, generally smaller scope) help making co-ops more robust for these situations of “misma
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
It’s not just about hiring people who care to begin with, but caring for the business is much more natural if you’re a co-owner and can directly benefit from the organization’s success. Compare that to the gig economy where workers are worn
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
“Drivers often need firing.” – is that a given fact or would a small coop perhaps do better selection and/or training of drivers to create a high retention? This is a recurring scheme of cooperatives as well: longevity and people-centr
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
I agree with the idea of supporting local non-huge businesses that still (need to) for their customers. But I think the coop concept works for more spread-out organizations as well, especially when it comes to digital services. As you menti
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
You might be interested in Subvert, a group of people (formerly?) from Bandcamp that are now founding a worker-/artist-owned version of Bandcamp and launching the platform soon. They basically want to avoid running into the same issues
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
I would argue that Next.js pre app router was a solid and helpful framework for rendering React components on the server side (as long as your setup wasn’t too complex or you were using their own hosting service anyway). But in the recent y
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
Yes, I also really like Songlink/Odesli! Their search also works faster than Spotify’s or Apple Music’s search.
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
VaultWarden is only the server so far. OP is probably looking for a more “complete” provider with clients for different platforms etc.
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
Absolutely plus one on this. LanguageTool is great and I’m also very happy on the free tier. With the app installed on macOS it also checks mails in the Apple Mail app, for example.
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
You can add your own words to your account, if that’s what you mean!
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
I basically followed that approach with my web (browser) extension: Started with the absolute basics (HTML, CSS, vanilla JS) and slowly ran into situations where I needed more modern features – notably file splitting/imports and types
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
Vox made a little documentary about the relevance of blue light regarding falling asleep. Might be interesting to you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isPxdnIND5k
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Deta Space is shutting down(deta.space)
3 points by herrherrmann 2y ago|1 comments
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
The Space product from Deta is shutting down and will be sunset on 17 October 2024. They’re working on a new product called Deta Surf now.
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
Sounds nice indeed! By the way: Ironically, I’ve found a few CSS issues on the landing page (input placeholder is cut off on mobile viewports) and your personal website (the blinking line is overlapping the opened menu on mobile). Hope it h
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
This sounds more like a systemic issue than a technological one. New tech will most likely only support the current system (profit over people, in your case), and not magically make things fairer or more social.
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by herrherrmann 2y ago
Very cool stuff! I might check this out for my extension ( https://github.com/herrherrmann/omnivore-list-popup ). So far, I’ve been creating my own scripts to manage the extension builds, dev mode etc. – but I’ve been ey
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by herrherrmann 3y ago
Perhaps there’s something similar on Reddit or Lemmy? It could be more around the context of “weekly recommendations” inside subreddits for specific genres.
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by herrherrmann 3y ago
In Obsidian, for example, you can choose where your media data is stored (and there are options to store them alongside the Markdown files, e.g. in a hidden folder). I guess OP’s point is that this would be a better way, or at least to stor
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The Developer Experience Book(dx.addy.ie)
2 points by herrherrmann 3y ago|0 comments
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by herrherrmann 3y ago
You can also find a lot of soundtracks ripped from the consoles on archive.org! These are usually wav or mp3 files, i.e. more usual and supported formats.
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by herrherrmann 3y ago
Very cute design and it feels like a very wholesome and honest platform, congratulations!
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by herrherrmann 3y ago
You can start writing multiple OpenAPI files and merge them with tools like openapi-merger ( https://www.npmjs.com/package/openapi-merger ). Is that maybe what you want?

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