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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Maybe they got so far thanks to the Discord approach. When you went to the Discord, you immediately got the endless stream of great looking stuff other people were generating. This was quite powerful way to show what is possible. I bet one
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Quite sure they are also enforcing these with some technical measures to limit scraping.
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An emoji guide for your commit messages(gitmoji.dev)
16 points by jpalomaki 2y ago|8 comments
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
>How can anyone compete against a trillion dollar company that's fine with subsidizing an unprofitable business line? It sounds like impossible, but it's not always. Sometimes large companies loose the focus and become slow. Th
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
From the article: "Unlock AI, Search, and other product use cases that require denormalized data"
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The main problem with secure device based 2FA is how to handle the case when device gets lost and you don't have backups (many people don't really think this kind of stuff beforehand). How can a person re-establish their identity?
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
I no longer bother to answer anything to cold emails or LinkedIn messages. Despate the personal tone, they seem to mostly driven by marketing automation tools. Maybe in future I will have my ”AI secretary” to answer those and have a discuss
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Booting over HTTP would be interesting for device like Raspberry. Then you could run without memory card and have less things to break.
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Unless you need the features, I would steer away from the "real message queues". Running these adds complexity, especially if you want higher availability and they are not always cheap. HTTP based solution is easy to understand an
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
It's about security and reducing the probability of getting CVEs for your running containers. Less software you bundle there, less security issues you will have. And this in turn means less work on maintenance as you don't need to
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
I guess the key thing is that they promise the security fixes for 12 years. This is interesting, because in large org you ofren have lot of stuff you just want to keep on running with minimal changes.
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Teams was the first tool from Microsoft on this space that was "good enough". The tools you mentioned were mostly for calls and instant messaging, not so strong on collaboration. With Teams Microsoft is really building a collabora
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Notion Sites takes Notion sites up a level(techcrunch.com)
3 points by jpalomaki 2y ago|0 comments
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
We wrote some small tools with Turbo Pascal to generate number of scene files, then rendered these to create small animations. Having a camera move over a reflective chessboard was pretty amazing.
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Civilization 7 announced, coming in 2025(polygon.com)
2 points by jpalomaki 2y ago|0 comments
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Is Surface Laptop using active cooling? It is pretty well known that MacBook Air sustained performance is limited due to thermals. People have been doing mods which transfer the heat to the frame. This gives big performance boost at the exp
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Might be also related to the delay in communications. There's the time the packets traverse the networks, but also delays due to buffering to accommodate poor connections.
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
No yapping. Include this on the prompt to make responses less verbose.
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
I think there's some history to it. Didn't they release Paint 3D around the time when Hololens and mixed reality was about to be the next big thing?
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Would be great to be able to boot a beefy desktop computer from my laptop SSD.
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
It's an easy (obviously not perfect) way to have some limit on the number of accounts you create.
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
For example 2023q1 vs 2024q1: 7,015 vs 8,697 [1]. https://www.cve.org/About/Metrics
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Just a random thing I remembered reading this: Red Dot design award for Philips LED Street Light [1]. "low-cost", "thought-through functionality", "easy to install", "low maintenance costs", "hig
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by jpalomaki 2y ago
Article is about various enterprise security features - not about getting security fixes to your operating system. These are more about logging, analytics over the logs and more control on the workstation configuration and different securit
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by jpalomaki 3y ago
I remember an article/documentary about a criminal, who explained he wanted to have a piece of art as his personal insurance. A highly valued piece of art is irreplaceable. No matter how much money you spend, you won't get that sp
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by jpalomaki 3y ago
Asked ChatGPT first to convert the license to poem: https://suno.com/song/bdad5f22-a1f0-42fb-a3d8-572d289687ea "Publish, distribute, let your dreams take flight, Sub-license, sell, under stars or sunlight."
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by jpalomaki 3y ago
one way to think: managing state (database) is hard. You need to manage replication, backups, version upgrades etc. Compared to this, stateless application server part is usually quite easy. If you would like to be cost effective, with smal
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by jpalomaki 3y ago
https://lavinmq.com/ and https://lavinmq.com/blog/lavinmq-next-gen-message-broker (history, reason for existence)
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Lightweight and fast AMQP (0-9-1) server(github.com)
23 points by jpalomaki 3y ago|5 comments
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This was a pretty big shift. From categorizing and labeling your stuff to the "big pile of junk". Just like how we moved from manually maintained topic based link lists (Yahoo) to generic search.

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