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by junto 2y ago
Looks really nice. Will add it to my list of IDP options. The only feedback I do have is that the font used in your admin UI could be more professional.
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by junto 2y ago
Forbes is a cancer. See dupe from jmholler below that leads to the real source.
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by junto 2y ago
https://medium.com/deno-the-complete-reference/net-vs-java-v...
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by junto 2y ago
They weren’t kidding on the response time. Very impressive from GitHub.
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by junto 2y ago
It’s astounding just how fast modern .NET has become. I’d be curious as to how the .NET (Framework excluded) benchmarks run in a Linux container.
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by junto 2y ago
What’s the point though if more and more real people delete the app and their accounts? He owns the equivalent of Lake Aral. I gave up an early 5 letter word account on Twitter because I refuse to support a bully that has clear fascist inte
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by junto 2y ago
Are you based in the EU or the US?
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by junto 2y ago
There always been an issue here with files reporting to be one thing but being another. Trusting the file extension is amateur to say the least. ‘Magic strings’ in the header of the file is the usual way, but even then, you can’t really tru
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by junto 2y ago
This is what I’m using with my Astro personal blog. It’s awesome.
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by junto 2y ago
There seems to be a lot of negativity about this opinion, but I heartily agree with you. Anytime you’re dealing with large systems that have a multitude of external integrations you’re going to need some kind of orchestration. Anytime you p
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by junto 2y ago
Agreed. A SPA without some backend for front end is always going to push you to store authentication tokens in local storage. It feels like a shortcoming in browsers that we need a BFF to resort to cookies that JS can’t access. I like React
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by junto 2y ago
It was a crazy time for sure. I remember going to a few of the after-work and investment networking parties in SF (I can’t remember what they were called though). I’m not sure if such things still exist? You turned up, got a colored sticky
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by junto 2y ago
Large uncertainty and instability in the markets is not a good environment for investment. It’s worth keeping an eye on this come end of March. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GEPUCURRENT
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by junto 2y ago
My first computer was an Acorn BBC B Microcomputer. This brings back very fond memories of playing Repton and Elite and having to wait for the tape cassette to load the games.
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by junto 2y ago
Only because the US refuses to properly protect consumer privacy and seemingly can no longer be trusted at all. If Trump forces Microsoft to turn off Office 365 for example for the EU, or blocks AWS, GCP or Azure from doing business with th
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by junto 2y ago
If you’re happy enough to write a little bit of C# and install the .NET SDK then try Aspire. Here’s and example of orchestrating a node.js app and a Redis dependency. https://github.com/dotnet/aspire-samples/blob&#
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by junto 2y ago
This is an interesting perspective and certainly makes sense that the “why” always needs the human. What I think is clear for the moment is that AI coding helpers can’t deliver anything novel by themselves, although through luck they might
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by junto 2y ago
If you’re still forced to deal with IIS and Windows Services deployments then I’d highly suggest moving to Octopus Deploy for this. It saves so much headache. Starter edition license is just $360 per year.
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by junto 2y ago
Astro SSG deployed on git commit trigger to CloudFlare Pages. I write my content in markdown and commit to GitHub. Astro does the work on generating the static site. 100 score on PageSpeed Insights. And apart from the domain, it’s free.
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by junto 2y ago
Fraunhofer Institute did an in depth study into the costs of nuclear. That it is cheaper is a myth. Nuclear is a distraction to defocus from renewables and battery tech. There’s a reason this kind of nuclear propaganda is all over TikTok am
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by junto 2y ago
The same narrative is being pushed on Germany for instance. I think it’s quite simple. Renewable energy is a route to energy independence for various nations that were previously highly dependent on foreign nations and corporations and ther
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by junto 2y ago
My feeling too. Now it gives the Trump administration the grounds to claim that they can’t work with this “warmonger” who doesn’t want peace.
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by junto 2y ago
Thanks. Missed that.
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by junto 2y ago
Do I need a new Amazon device or will it work with my current Echo?
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by junto 2y ago
They were great early on until they got bought and then they sucked. All of the talented people left around 2013 if memory serves me right.
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by junto 2y ago
Tables didn’t work very well with screen readers if memory serves me right. That and it produced a tag soup. Ironically people moved to divs and spans, which when combined with the old box model issues, made the problem even worse. The sema
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by junto 2y ago
That’s because Europeans focus on society whilst the US focuses on the individual. That mostly comes from historical experience and “societal maturity”. When society decides that only those people that both actively contribute to society an
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by junto 2y ago
Something I’ve started to do recently is mob programming with LLM’s. I act as the director, creativity and ideas person. I have one LLM that implements, and a second LLM that critiques and suggests improvements and alternatives.
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by junto 2y ago
Musk has never seemingly progressed beyond being that nerdy, annoying kid at school who always bragged that his dad owned a Ferrari, but continued to be disliked by the entire class, mostly because all the effort he put into trying to be “c
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by junto 2y ago
> “ensuring AI is open, inclusive, transparent, ethical, safe, secure and trustworthy, taking into account international frameworks for all.” That was never going to fly with the current U.S. administration. Not only is the word inclusiv

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