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by keyle 1y ago
Sounds like really solid ideas. You must have a lot of experience to inspire yourself from so many diverse niche worlds. GL!
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by keyle 1y ago
For a model that can run offline, they've nailed how the website can too. And it appears like it's thinking about it! /s
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by keyle 1y ago
I think it's about user retention. If people have fun on your website, they'll stick around and they might even read some text!
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by keyle 1y ago
It's neat but it runs like a dog. I opened a couple of things and tried to move the window... I'd take a statically generated bunch of webpages over this. If you're going to make one of those multi window webpages looking thi
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by keyle 1y ago
That "niche" market of ageing parents with legacy hardware is much bigger than the nerd hacker market of Arch linux.
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by keyle 1y ago
Classic case of empowering two keywords and going to town with cliches, like most self help book style. It's a shame it became about that because there are some good points in there. Proper engineering used to be a bigger part of the w
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by keyle 1y ago
Thanks! FYI https://silverweed.github.io/boom/
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by keyle 1y ago
Sounds like a good distro to use with your parents and grand parents, if they're not solely using iPads... That might be their target audience. What appeals to me about linux is the hackability and configurability. This takes it all aw
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by keyle 1y ago
Clever idea, this is why indie games are so fantastic. They explore ideas that no studio would touch, until...
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by keyle 1y ago
In the open source yes. Not in the monopolies. We are living the wrong book.
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by keyle 1y ago
It is true they're all about cutting waste, they just saved 4 bytes!
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by keyle 1y ago
"saved by procrastination!" made me smile. One of the common cases of being offline first, disconnected etc. pays off. Don't rush. Work on Hawaiian clock!
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by keyle 1y ago
There must be a term coined for AI degradation... At least with local LLM, it's crap, but it's consistent crap!
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by keyle 1y ago
Your 5 yrs old has a computer club?! Man, kids these days.
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by keyle 1y ago
When would you absolutely need recursion that couldn't be fulfilled with a while loop?
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by keyle 1y ago
Wasn't recursion a problem for early C and Pascal in those days anyway? They didn't have tail call optimisations. As in after X recursion, you'd get in trouble as the memory kept allocating new stack frames for every recurse.
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by keyle 1y ago
I wish I could upvote this more than once! <3
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by keyle 1y ago
Can't wait for the Paper Nano! /s I really just want to turn my Remarkable 2 as an extended monitor with note taking... I'm on an article, send it there in one click or so and done. I haven't used it in a while so that m
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by keyle 1y ago
I love that graphic, so many nuggets in there, a very cute depiction of a compiler in general.
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by keyle 1y ago
I heart-fully disagree. Being professional crosses the bounds of paid work and unpaid work. It doesn't take much work to not leave a gigantic pile of trash behind you. If anything, it's an even more a self-responsible thing to do
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by keyle 1y ago
Around 2020, our old lead dev, a1ex, after years of hard work, left the project. The documentation was fragmentary. Nobody understood the build system. A very small number of volunteers kept things alive, but nothing worked well.
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by keyle 1y ago
Needs more example on custom.
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by keyle 1y ago
I was just going to post that the comment section is gone full bozo today.
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by keyle 1y ago
I thought it was a good thing, it charged their batteries longer /s
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by keyle 1y ago
Github is the new geocities!
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by keyle 1y ago
I use Base everyday but it's leaps and bounds behind Postico for Postgres in terms of UX. Copy pastes, duplicate rows, sorting and filtering. Sadly postico does not do SQLite. But for SQLite as native app, there is no better than Base.
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by keyle 1y ago
Love this, old school vibe with a new school trick. The makefile is harder to comprehend than the source, which is a good omen. Note: 4KB... BUT calling upon curl, and via popen and not using libcurl... PS: your domain link has an extra `x`
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by keyle 1y ago
I don't live in that universe! I thanos flicked it off!
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by keyle 1y ago
That would hurt adoption. I understand things move fast but if you want people to make the switch other than hello world, it has to be at a minimum cosy. Sending them to hell and find your way out isn't a good move long term. I tried Z
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by keyle 1y ago
This is kind of a hard read. I'm no mac fanboy but at some point I decided to replace the frankenstein world of computing by something roughly coherent. Clearly this person just wants hackability and tweakability, which Arch will give

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