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   by joisig 4y ago

   This is really neat! In general I think there are some interesting niches for non-standard linkers. One example I considered (but did not start) when I was on the Chromium project was going to be a debug-only linker for Windows with a focus
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   by joisig 4y ago

   As an Icelander, I approve of the name, which means "wisdom" in Icelandic.
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   by joisig 4y ago

   Collaborative architectural design is what Arkio does, one of the launch partners.
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   by joisig 4y ago

   > But if you decide to open source something, keep your promises, no matter what. Presumably all older versions of the software that were Apache licensed remain so. They are switching to BSL (closed, but source available and each revisio
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   by joisig 4y ago

   Take a look at Oban, it very well might fit the bill. https://github.com/sorentwo/oban
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   by joisig 4y ago

   The purchase has not yet gone through, Ardian are saying they cannot continue without changes to the agreement, I believe this is due to some requirements by the anti-monopoly authorities [0]. Míla is the company being sold, it was spun out
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   Bounty or paid work offered to fix subtle Chromium bug(theregister.com)

   3 points by joisig 4y ago|0 comments
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   by joisig 4y ago

   Takes me straight to a log-in pge with no additional context, is that intentional?
9. 39.▲
   by joisig 4y ago

   Very cool project! I’m curious how the magician would typically use this, would the scanner and an output monitor be hidden somewhere on stage or similar?
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    Chrome 100+ bug affects X% of users of several popular extensions(joisig.com)

    6 points by joisig 4y ago|0 comments
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    by joisig 4y ago

    Not the GP but they might be referring to [0] or one of several other articles you will find if you Google "handle a million connections in *". Realistically you also usually need to perform some non-trivial work from time to time
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    by joisig 4y ago

    This is very cool! An idea for going further still would be a blog, including a content management system, that is a single, self-contained, self-modifying binary. Write a new blog post, save it and the executable modifies itself to contain
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    by joisig 5y ago

    Postico is a really solid piece of software. Very user friendly and approachable, it's a tool I use every day for working with databases. Solidly recommended.
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    by joisig 5y ago

    The original make was also a one-person project, it was created by Stuart Feldman
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    by joisig 5y ago

    Thank you for the Manifest V3 critique, the examples you give make it really clear how many things are regressing with this upcoming change :/
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    by joisig 5y ago

    I love using the Bear note taking app and am building a Bear-powered CMS so I can run my blog on Bear (with a tag controlling what is published publicly) and also have whatever set of notes I like (again based on tags) available to me and p
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    by joisig 5y ago

    I use the latest iPad Air similarly. Got it and an Apple Pencil as a more-capable replacement for my reMarkable tablet and my Kindle, turned off all notifications and did not install any distractions. It's a great device. For me the ma
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    by joisig 5y ago

    Vagrant [1] is quite helpful for this, it lets you easily manage (and check in to source control) a VM configuration with the environment needed for development. Write your provisioning script to set up everything you need to build that par
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    by joisig 5y ago

    Quuu Promote is a kind of content promotion on autopilot, but then first you’d need some content, could hire a content writer on Upwork or via an agency for that.
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    A Case Study in “Specification Driven Programming”(chriskohlhepp.wordpress.com)

    2 points by joisig 5y ago|0 comments
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    by joisig 5y ago

    I've tried probably a couple of dozen methods, paper being a solid thing I go back to every couple of years. Complice (a web app) was interesting. For the last couple of years, I've used free-format text in a new note in Bear app
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    by joisig 5y ago

    I built GRIT [1], originally for use in the Google Desktop project as a way to stop doing nightmare three-way merges of translated Windows resource files. It's been used in Chromium and various other projects since then to aid with i18
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    by joisig 5y ago

    Back in 2009 or so, I and a few others ran a Google-internal April Fool's prank based on this. We auto-generated a humongous pull request for the Chromium source code and sent it out for review by all the various source code "owne
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    by joisig 6y ago

    It's funny because it's true :D
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    by joisig 6y ago

    Take a look at https://github.com/elixir-nx/nx
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    by joisig 6y ago

    I listened to a very interesting podcast episode [1] on the Thinking Elixir Podcast on this subject recently, an interview with John Högberg and Lukas Larsson. Not covered in this blog post but discussed in some detail in the podcast is tha
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    Looking back at 100 releases of screen sharing for sales(crankwheel.com)

    1 points by joisig 6y ago|0 comments
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    Observations from Raising a Series A in 2020(medium.com)

    2 points by joisig 6y ago|0 comments
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    by joisig 6y ago

    I sometimes wonder why app makers don't "unionize", to collectively threaten to boycott the Apple ecosystem, to pressure Apple into reducing its cut. An iPhone without apps is much less valuable than an iPhone with apps.
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    by joisig 7y ago

    Thanks, I will update the post to talk about first-to-file since that changes the tradeoff one is making by deciding whether to file patents or not.