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by icy 4y ago
Can’t recommend Migadu enough. Rock solid service with excellent support. Happy customer for about 3 years now—not once have I been sent to spam.
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by icy 4y ago
Interesting that you use Nim. How do you use it & what exactly do you use it for?
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A better Kubernetes, from the ground up (2020)(blog.dave.tf)
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by icy 4y ago
Doesn't Docker also do something similar at ~/.docker? This isn't all too egregious as long as the permissions are set to allow only the current user to rw it.
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by icy 4y ago
> considering what I now know about how it is put together As someone who doesn't, I'd love to hear more.
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by icy 4y ago
I would think otherwise, actually. Go seems to be the most popular choice at startups—anecdotally, of course. I have no data to back this, just what I’ve seen.
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by icy 4y ago
I too would like to know.
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by icy 4y ago
The second link 403s.
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by icy 4y ago
It’s bit of both. The newer companies (startups mostly) are quite like US/EU companies—if not better in some cases. Excellent pay, great benefits etc. The older, more established “MNCs” (think Adobe, AMD, Intel, Goldman Sachs) are slig
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by icy 4y ago
I don’t see why not—this seems easy enough. And thanks for checking it out! :)
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by icy 4y ago
Hah, you might like my project https://forlater.email . :)
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by icy 4y ago
I’m currently using IglooIRC + ZNC push module ( https://github.com/jreese/znc-push ). Works decently well.
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by icy 4y ago
Can someone ELI5 how this works? I understand it's sending requests to some API on some server, but what I don't get is how the car receives these commands. What does the entire end-to-end network look like?
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by icy 4y ago
I remember Lemmy’s devs being adamant on having a hard-coded slur filter ( https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/622 ). I think it’s been resolved now — not a great way to go about it though.
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by icy 4y ago
No, that makes it "source available". Not "open source".
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by icy 4y ago
What bums me the most is that I can’t wrap gemtext at my desired line length. I hate having to write “long lines” in my editor and prefer ‘gqip’ing them to 72 (that’s Vim for hard wrapping selected text). Terrible choice.
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by icy 4y ago
My Kindle has been on airplane mode from the second I unboxed it and turned it on -- waiting for this very moment. But yes, get someone to put it on airplane mode?
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by icy 4y ago
This is great. I recently got a new KT4 running 5.14.1 which didn’t have a working jailbreak at the time. I know what I’m doing with my Sunday. ;)
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by icy 4y ago
Gotcha. One thing that I really liked about Zig is its effortless interop with C. How does Hare compare in that regard?
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by icy 4y ago
How does this compare to Zig? They seem to share the same problem space.
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by icy 4y ago
+1 for India. I'd really like to get one.
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by icy 4y ago
As someone who's only recently made the switch from OpenBSD to NixOS due to work needing Linux, I have some thoughts on this. OpenBSD is very easy to reason about -- not too many things going on, and every little thing is documented. T
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by icy 4y ago
Looks quite similar to OpenTTD ( https://openttd.org ).
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by icy 5y ago
30L for 10 years is not very competitive I'm afraid. I know of companies paying 20L cash + equity for ~1 year of experience. You should be looking for a lot more.
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by icy 5y ago
Somewhat dissapointed by your process. I applied, had a chat with your recruiter who asked me to suggest times for a technical interview (she even claimed the hiring manager was very impressed by my resume); I emailed my availability, but g
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by icy 5y ago
I’ve found http://leantl.com pretty great at making Twitter at least somewhat bearable. It’s essentially a redirect to: https://twitter.com/search?src=typed_query&q=filter%3Afollow...
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by icy 5y ago
> 2. anyone can just call me to say hi, chat or rant: https://sonnet.io/posts/hi Interesting idea. How many have taken you up on this so far, excluding people you already knew? I’d be super anxious about doing this,
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by icy 5y ago
It does say “with permission”.
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by icy 5y ago
Hey neat -- my post on running Signal Desktop on vmm(4) got featured here.
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by icy 5y ago
Not sure. There were no comments or submissions since its creation. Edit: I just realised, heh. You cheeky fella.

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