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by infamia 3y ago
Ugrep is also available in Debian based repos, which is super nice.
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> Hungary is blocking aid out of the EU budget. It has zero power to block other EU countries from giving aid out of their own budgets. This is mostly making my point. Money that the UK would send to the EU would no longer be under their
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by infamia 3y ago
I think what you're saying is technically true, but it is practically very difficult or impossible to achieve because of political realities within the EU. Hungary has blocked $54B of aid for Ukraine for almost three months now with no
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> You don't have to like Sam. But people who do big things, by definition, have to get there by pushing things along at a cadence that differs from most other people. I'm not necessarily saying it's a good thing, but I don
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by infamia 3y ago
Humidity is usually too low during cold months, so leaving the door open is fine and helps everyone feel warmer (humidity + a bit of extra heat).
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by infamia 3y ago
> The dom was a failure, react was a failure. What do you think going back to the DOM will do? Facebook (rightly) said the VDOM was needed at because of rough edges around the performance of DOM implementations in assorted browsers. The
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I think this is because HTML, CSS, vanilla JS, browser DOM implementations, and networks have all gotten better. Whereas the complexity/churn around JS tooling (and to a lesser extent React) has grown. Additionally, the overuse and abu
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by infamia 3y ago
Great work! This is such a great concept that slots in nicely between HTMX/Unpoly/AlpineJS and React/Vue/etc.
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> Or use the trick in using here for my PostgreSQL database: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38114171 I wonder how this approach handles converting decimal fields, considering SQLite does not have a decimal field ty
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> I’ve been running that for a couple of years in this repo: https://github.com/simonw/simonwillisonblog-backup - which provides a backup of my blog’s PostgreSQL Django database (first converted to SQLite and then d
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by infamia 3y ago
> It's not a fact, and it's not supported by any evidence, you (and the journalists) are confusing security crackdown (due to terrorism) with genocide. None of your links refute anything to do with sterilization and forced cont
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by infamia 3y ago
> Uyghurs weren't subject to the 1 child policy It is far worse than the one child policy. Many were subjected to sterilization and involuntary birth control. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uyghur_genocide h
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by infamia 3y ago
> China seeks to do business with everyone without telling them how to run their affairs, quite unlike the US. Tell that to the Austrailians and now the Israelis, where China has sent a naval task force. China is building aircraft carrie
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by infamia 3y ago
YouTube pays most creators zero, treats them like serfs, and allows people to steal any money they might make if some rando says that the channel is allegedly using their song with little recourse and no interaction with humans. Creators li
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by infamia 3y ago
People change but cultures endure. The larger the organization becomes, the more this is true.
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With Vscodium you also aren't exposed to all the closed source extensions (e.g. Pylance). MS aggresively pushes proprietary extensions on everyone, which does only heaven knows what to your data and machine. Vscode is in all practical
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by infamia 3y ago
> What do you guys think you’re getting for your deindustrialization? It is a myth that the U.S. has deindustrialized. The value of manufactured goods in the US has markedly increased over the decades. It has only ever dropped significan
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by infamia 3y ago
> Penpot really exploded in reaction to the Adobe acquisition announcement in late 2022, but Figma acquired a YC company known as Visly in 2021. It is not mutually exclusive that Figma bought Visly in 2021 and these features are in react
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by infamia 3y ago
There is an interesting looking competitor in this space that is built with Python integration from the ground up. https://www.neptyne.com/ I haven't tried it yet, nor am I affiliated with Neptyne, but it looks intrigu
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by infamia 3y ago
There is an interesting looking competitor in this space that is built with Python integration from the ground up. https://www.neptyne.com/ I haven't tried it yet, nor am I affiliated with Neptyne, but it looks intrigu
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It doesn't have to work like that. You can fetch the entire body and then let HTMX or whatever hypermedia lib you're using DOM diff the parts that have changed in place.
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by infamia 3y ago
If the goal was to prevent folks from getting a raw deal, the governor could just come up with the funds to help folks rebuild like most catastrophies. Instead, he wants to take advantage of the disaster and use the land for his own designs
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by infamia 3y ago
This isn't accurate since Firefox comes with a built-in ad blocker, which Chrome lacks.
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> RH is a for profit company. If something they do is a money sink it would be stupid to keep it going. It was their choice to take on the "money sink" in the first place. Failing to plan ahead and deliver on your promises is b
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by infamia 3y ago
I don't think we can simply forget that RH are the ones who made CentOS an internal project, promised to grow and support it, kill it off, and then call folks who are upset about the bait and switch "freeloaders". That seems
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You could use it in coordination with Litestream as a failover or read replica. It would be a lot slower, but maybe that would be an OK tradeoff for certain use cases.
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by infamia 3y ago
You can absolutely do all of those things, but there is an intrinsic cost for someone to configure, manage, and monitor those things. SQLite will (generally speaking) have far less management overhead because of its relatively limited surfa
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Great points all. The reports that I've seen indicates that none of the launchers were offline, and the one launcher was repaired in a few days.
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Videos on these attacks and the Ukraine/Russian War in general are widely circulated and documented by YouTubers like Suchuminous and also by various accounts on Twitter. You can find videos of most any attack within a day or two and s
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by infamia 3y ago
Unpoly and Hotwire are somewhat similar to HTMX, but they update entire sections of a page (i.e., "page fragments") as you describe. They perform a DOM diff and update everything wrapped inside an HTML tag (e.g., a <div>) wi

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