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Shmoji – a little shell-based emoji picker(github.com)
2 points by j3s 4y ago|0 comments
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by j3s 4y ago
up front: so much respect for you and your team. we use your platform every day, and it's overall great. I love how transparent your org generally is, and how inclusive of the community they are. I maintain the digitalocean synapse mar
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by j3s 4y ago
part of me wishes the matrix folks would give their core software more love instead of embarking on side projects. basic things that have been missing for years include: - custom emojis - easy to use moderation tools - an admin
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by j3s 4y ago
> GPL is the Best License imho, you shouldn't care whether companies make money from your code. licenses won't stop them - take a look at Linux. if your whole deal is to stop companies from using your code for free, consider ne
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Drones run Linux: free software isn't enough(j3s.sh)
5 points by j3s 4y ago|1 comments
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by j3s 4y ago
finally, a tech company with a cute design aesthetic :D i'm so happy to see a cute little bun in an oven instead of standard tech company imagery. i've never used bun and don't have great reason to, but it makes me hopeful to
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by j3s 4y ago
this is tangentially related, but i've always loved reading this critique of orwell & 1984 by asimov: http://www.newworker.org/ncptrory/1984.htm i've always thought it a valid critique, and it makes me th
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by j3s 4y ago
What a fun read! :3 I really like your writing style. Deploying stuff to production is always so nerve-wracking, I related to that very hard. I recently developed a golang alternative to an old erlang-ruby-hodgepodge, and when it worked in
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by j3s 4y ago
could I suggest trying to figure this out yourself? it sounds like you have the interest and incentive - i'm sure other people would love to know. a blog post about why fractional scaling artifacts exist on Windows but not MacOS would
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by j3s 4y ago
consider this example - one using dynamic code with exception-based handling (ruby), and one using golang's more explicit error handling: ruby: begin res = Net::HTTP.post_form(APIURL, ...) puts res.body rescue e => e
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by j3s 4y ago
Most definitely.
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by j3s 4y ago
> If something blows up in production in an unexpected way, sometimes that's okay. You log the problem, fix it, and it's fine. as the person on call for such events, it's really not fine. would you rather handle these erro
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by j3s 4y ago
neat! i'll be playing with this more tomorrow. https://lists.sh/j3s love the idea of using ssh-as-auth for webapps. this is a fun implementation of that idea. i wish i shared your affinity for lists. :D
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by j3s 5y ago
https://j3s.sh it currently runs on https://capsul.org it's powered entirely by golang :D i recently wrote a (long-winded) thought post about this: https://j3s.sh/thought/my-website-is-one-b
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My website is one binary(j3s.sh)
197 points by j3s 5y ago|67 comments
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by j3s 5y ago
it is not designed at all. we evolved doing a lot of both - but throughout history, people have walked a _lot_ more than people have ran.
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by j3s 5y ago
<3
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by j3s 5y ago
hm, strange. what link are you entering?
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by j3s 5y ago
I just "fixed" an adjective list bug - sorry about that! it should work now.
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by j3s 5y ago
> The author's website is refreshing in the current age of blogspam SEO optimization. Worth a glance and they sound friendly! wow thank you! this means a lot - i spend a lot of time making my website(s) small and unique. i appreciat
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by j3s 5y ago
The load issue should be fixed lolz. for now. https://git.j3s.sh/poop.is/commit/372cf8c99e4b093d678b090c3b...
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by j3s 5y ago
The generated poop.is link should redirect back to whatever link you entered. I just deployed some changes and you may have been caught in the middle of them - feel free to try again if you'd like.
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by j3s 5y ago
Hey all - author here. This amazing feat of engineering uses a hardcoded list of adjectives, and apparently pegs at 100% when the full list is consumed. Here's the sauce: https://git.j3s.sh/poop.is/tree/master
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by j3s 5y ago
Bahaha, I'm glad you and your kid had some fun with it :D
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Poop.is – A Crappy Link Shortener(poop.is)
49 points by j3s 5y ago|25 comments
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by j3s 5y ago
Don't worry about what's typical or common. If you only have a small amount of interest-juice, that makes it even more valuable when you do express it. People will notice this, and it will make them feel special if they can manage
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by j3s 5y ago
My bad, that was a typo. It was meant to read > don't hang out with people i don't want to be around
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by j3s 5y ago
Offering my own advice because some of the other replies would have really harmed me. Listening is a skill, but you cannot feign interest when you have none. It will teach you to be recessive conversationally, and people will walk all over
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by j3s 5y ago
how many email addresses can a person associate with their account? is there the potential for me to develop a bot that scrapes every "unclaimed" email address and claim them? seems like a very poor design choice.
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by j3s 5y ago
No - imperative systems can do that too. Take Chef (an imperative tool) for example - it can trivially examine a tracked file and mutate the state if the state is not correct. This satisfies the "diff" criteria you mentioned above

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