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by k__ 2y ago
Also, their meaning gets lost over time. That's why it's not recommended to use them in prose. But they get buried (!) anyway.
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by k__ 2y ago
Would be cool if literate programming caught on. It seems only to be a thing with Jupyter notebooks, and even there it mostly describes the results and not the code.
633.
by k__ 2y ago
Brave simply hides these popups. Works pretty well.
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by k__ 2y ago
Pesticides prevent diabetes?
635.
by k__ 2y ago
We need a MoSh-based browser with gopher support.
636.
by k__ 2y ago
Honestly, in my 18 years of software development, I haven't "greped" code once. I only use grep to filter the output of CLI tools. For code, I use my IDE or repository features.
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by k__ 2y ago
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by k__ 2y ago
For Rust, there is also Sunscreen. https://github.com/Sunscreen-tech/Sunscreen
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by k__ 2y ago
Yes, but in that specific example you could also simply use a signature, as the fact that you are part of a single org reveals all information. If you were part of multiple orgs and just want to prove you're part of any of them without
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by k__ 2y ago
Startups need tech writers very much, but only at a certain size you can do it full time at one company. Either you freelance and work for multiple companies or you add other skills to your portfolio. For example - creating videos of your a
641.
by k__ 2y ago
Hiring is so scary. If you get the wrong people in the beginning, it can throw you into a wrong trajectory that's almost impossible to correct later.
642.
by k__ 2y ago
In theory that sounds awesome and I love the idea of ZKP. However, they have quite some overhead that defeats such applications, I think.
643.
by k__ 2y ago
Half-OT: Is there any effort on getting BEAM on WebAssembly? There was Lumen/Firefly, but the repo got archived a few months ago.
644.
by k__ 2y ago
Svelte 5 comes pretty close.
645.
by k__ 2y ago
Contemporary is a better term. Less loaded.
646.
by k__ 2y ago
Meta should ban itself from Facebook. 10 years ago, I'd post multiple times a day. Now, I only go there a few times a month to check for events.
647.
by k__ 2y ago
This. It's nice that companies try different approaches. This way we have a choice and it's not just all the same at a certain company size.
648.
by k__ 2y ago
Doesn't seem to work. Either it complains that my domain isn't valid in the input, or it redirects to the landing page if I add my domain to the URL.
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by k__ 2y ago
Ah, sorry. I thought this was a firebase alternative in the sense that it's an open source library that works with Postgres, but it's a cloud storage service with a nifty frontend.
650.
by k__ 2y ago
Is this similar to CouchDB/PouchDB? Can the backend be replaced?
651.
by k__ 2y ago
"runs locally on your machine as a CLI application" Hrm, I was hoping it would run all in the browser. Cool idea nevertheless!
652.
by k__ 2y ago
Also, it doesn't make much sense on platforms like Tinder, where the majority of users does short term hook-ups all the time. Even if they meet someone there, they will come back to meet more.
653.
by k__ 2y ago
OKC is good only if you answer the right questions. If I answer 500 questions and 400 are about basic decency, that doesn't give a good match. If I answer only 50 questions but they're all about relationship and intimacy that work
654.
by k__ 2y ago
Wasn't the issue mostly solved with signals? As far as I understand, signals make it much easier to keep the DOM updates to a minimum.
655.
by k__ 2y ago
Which is funny, as enterprise customers have no issue in buying closed source software, but the moment they see a GPL, they lose their mind.
656.
by k__ 2y ago
Technically, it is more than a linter, as enums don't have a direct representation in JS.
657.
by k__ 2y ago
I had the impression, it started as a bunch of loosely connected pages on the SCP wiki.
658.
by k__ 2y ago
This. Most will probably use something like Llama as base.
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by k__ 2y ago
In 2006, I worked for a company that built exactly that: A web analytics engine that ran behind the firewall. It would rely on a reverse proxy and not on cookies or pixels, so it couldn't be blocked. They even had some of the biggest s
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by k__ 2y ago
Well, at least they gave an example of what not to do.

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