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by hk1337 1y ago
I've never really had any of the issues that is mentioned in the bullet points. I use the Atlassian post on storing dotfiles [1] for several years now. * It's easy to setup on a new machine, no creating symlinks on every setup * I
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by hk1337 1y ago
* https://symfony.com * https://getcomposer.org * https://www.php-fig.org/psr/
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by hk1337 1y ago
This seems like it would be more useful as an Android app you can side load rather than a rust app. If I am understanding correctly, I would need a mobile device? Would this work using the phone as a hotspot? If so, then I guess my previous
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by hk1337 1y ago
Apple is going to see an increase in MacBook Pro hinges breaking from people trying to play the Star Trek theme in theremin mode or other songs with other instrument sounds. Apple: How did the hinge break? Customer: I don’t know, I just ope
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by hk1337 1y ago
It’s interesting because on the posted site there’s only 2 AWS posts on the main page and they’re rather mild compared to the other posts using google, vercel, cloudformation, etc.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Wind generation is king, apparently. I'm curious what the imports consist of, presumably natural gas but it's not indicated; however it doesn't seem to have that big of a reliance.
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by hk1337 1y ago
It's not as easy to implement as it is in javascript though. If someone has it already implemented, like say in FastAPI, then it's pretty trivial to use but to just use async is kind of a pain.
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by hk1337 1y ago
“You got Lit up!”
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by hk1337 1y ago
Get help from a friend or friends that will help hold you accountable to staying off YouTube.
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by hk1337 1y ago
I feel like if you're going to have an example that presumably works, it should be value instead of placeholder or at least default the request to whatever is in the placeholder input if you click submit.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Technically, you could swap Eloquent for Doctrine which would solve the database issues but Laravel was built around using Eloquent and vice-versa, there’s very little documentation for using doctrine with laravel or using eloquent with sym
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by hk1337 1y ago
IMO, Symfony pushed for [better] standards and using a dependency manager are a couple of things. Drupal took their time but finally started using composer and a lot of their components were Symfony components. Wordpress just held their gro
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by hk1337 1y ago
Does it enable access to software-properties-common?
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> This app using Firebase Analytics and so it collects next information from your device: I wonder how the data compares to the data Apple could send and do they respect when user's have opted to NOT send app developers data? I know
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by hk1337 1y ago
It's probably not related to the speed and I am not entirely certain how Github stores the repository but I noticed Gitlab does something weird to the bare repository so it's not directly usable as a bare repository. Gitea is an e
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by hk1337 1y ago
Reading through the comments makes it seem like Bluesky is the Titantic and it's proponents are the orchestra on board.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Embedding gists and not fully implementing using dark or light mode annoys me. It's there but it just always has the theme set to light with no way to override the value. At the very least, I wish they set it to auto.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Sinatra helped me fall in love with Ruby. I work in Python and PHP every day though.
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by hk1337 1y ago
That’s really cool for you but for your wife, I would find something simpler. What happens if you’re not around and that all breaks and she cannot get content published? At the very least, assuming you want to keep it somewhat techy, I woul
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by hk1337 1y ago
Initially, this will be used exactly as intended and therefore seen as good. After about ~10 years it will include other "objectionable" material and a good case will be made for it so most people will not necessarily realize it.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Pretty much yeah. I think you need to stay somewhat vigilant because it can creep in under the guise of validating data. Triggers is something I was thinking about that is grossly misused.
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by hk1337 1y ago
You should be careful with how much you lean into “doing it in the database” as well with how you implement it. Lest, you get the situation where your application inserts as one value and it gets saved completely different.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Even in the article the solution wasn’t to abandon the ORM in favor of raw SQL but knowing how to write the code so it doesn’t have to run 100 extra queries when it doesn’t need to. > Particularly if you’re using an ORM, beware accidenta
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by hk1337 1y ago
The non-upgradable memory seems contradictory to their ideals of DIY and BYO
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I don't remember any cable tv packages that were $10/month except for maybe getting the local tv channels because you couldn't get good reception with an antennae. Cable TV packages were $20-$30/month (base packages) for
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by hk1337 1y ago
I think it works great if you're good with VSCode and developing in Github Codespaces or something similar. Using an iPad Pro with the keyboard works great, plus you can use a bluetooth mouse and even have a second monitor. Even with a
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by hk1337 1y ago
As with most things, I think we leaned in too hard to streaming services. Part of the appeal of streaming services back then was being able to cherry pick what you wanted so you only paid for what you actually wanted to watched. Because of
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by hk1337 1y ago
I would add a caveat... Don't ever implement good-enough-for-now APIs without a plan to come back and fix it and a deadline to fix it Most of the time "good-enough-for-now" really is just "good-enough-forever".
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by hk1337 1y ago
Aw, man. I forgot about that.
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That's a lot of adjectives.

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