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by jelder 4y ago
Thank you, I love this project. Tuple, too, for that matter.
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Send an Open Source Developer on Vacation(tuple.app)
25 points by jelder 4y ago|8 comments
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by jelder 4y ago
On the surface this looks pretty similar to AWS Aurora Postgres Serverless. Could you expand on the differences?
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by jelder 5y ago
Not enough people are aware of the Paradox of Tolerance: "The paradox of tolerance states that if a society is tolerant without limit, its ability to be tolerant is eventually seized or destroyed by the intolerant. Karl Popper describe
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by jelder 5y ago
Please go on.
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by jelder 5y ago
The "higher" altitude is still quite low compared to most of the existing satellite internet providers.
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by jelder 5y ago
Google Reader. I believe this decision lead to the rise of Facebook and Twitter, and consequently the fall of western civilization.
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by jelder 5y ago
Noise pollution is pretty harmful to sea life, especially cetaceans. https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/ocean-noise.html
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by jelder 6y ago
So, the smallest measurable change?
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by jelder 6y ago
If it’s actually harder to block ads in apps built like this, that’s a great reason for site owners to choose wasm.
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by jelder 6y ago
So Facebook has a choice between complying with the spirit of this law, or just appending some Australian news domains to their block list. Facebook has not shown a genuine interest in promoting the spread of truth over lies. What an incred
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by jelder 6y ago
> They’ve also long been making similar moves in their hardware design, adding anti-features which are explicitly designed to increase their profit — adding false costs which are ultimately passed onto the consumer. Honest question, what
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by jelder 7y ago
Retool does a pretty good job actually. https://retool.com/ We use it against both GraphQL and MySQL and a few other services.
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by jelder 7y ago
As a fully sighted person (well, I wear glasses to drive), I'm thrilled about this. Websites that are easier to use for the blind are easier to use for everyone. If your website is a giant picture of text, this is just karma.
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by jelder 7y ago
The new reference kilogram is an engineering marvel, but I’ve always wondered this: why didn’t they just build a reference gram instead? Seems like that would be at least a thousand times easier to pull off.
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by jelder 7y ago
Ruby’s pattern matching is incredibly elegant and useful. It can definitely be done in a dynamic language.
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by jelder 7y ago
Everyone recognizes that jackhammers are necessary for the built environment that supports our civilization. The understanding that “hacking tools” and the like are necessary for our online civilization is less common.
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by jelder 8y ago
It's been a while since I used Rails, but think the fragment cache does this "out of the box."
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by jelder 8y ago
The Clock of the Long Now by Stewart Brand
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by jelder 8y ago
Unfortunately the app seems to be broken on iPhone 8+. Fails with "App could not detect camera."
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by jelder 8y ago
That's it, they've finally found it: the worlds worst form factor.
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Center stage: Best practices for staging environments (2017)(increment.com)
1 points by jelder 8y ago|0 comments
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by jelder 8y ago
Came here to say this. That wikis and gist are backed by git is very useful. Trying to wedge issues etc into a git model would be an engineering disaster; these are clearly problems best solved with a database. There may be valid criticisms
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by jelder 9y ago
I went through the trouble of setting up X-Ray for three of our Serverless projects (~50 Lambda functions) and can't say that we've gotten much value from it. The UI is... lacking.
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by jelder 9y ago
StarLink will be mostly in LEO, so latency will be competitive with terrestrial services.
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by jelder 9y ago
The reason I prefer JSON over XML is the latter's ambiguity. It's completely obvious how to convert a native object into a JSON object, for example. The translation to XML brings all sorts of questions about when to use tags vs. a
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by jelder 9y ago
Agree. You're going to regret doing this when you try to test it yourself, with your own Gmail (or GSuite) account.
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by jelder 9y ago
Cars, you may have noticed, are big. Apple has made a tradeoff between replaceable batteries and small phones, and the market has more or less agreed with this decision.
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by jelder 9y ago
No showers? No thank you. I don't want to live in a city where nobody showers before leaving their cave.
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by jelder 9y ago
Chrome has this as a first-class feature, "People." I have one window open for personal, and another for each of the AWS accounts I have access to. Sounds from your description like FF can do this at the tab level?

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