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by konart 3y ago
What does this have to do with upgrading? Your go.mod just specifies the minimum version you need to build the code. If you do not use new things available in in 1.22 your go.mod may have 1.21 (or even 1.13 if you are not using generics and
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by konart 3y ago
I'm not using js, but that's not the point of a discussion. And we were not talking about js, we were talking about Deno specifically. And about binary growing year to year notably. >Pretty much all cloud services offers way mo
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by konart 3y ago
I find it kind of amusing: The article mentions (obviously) Mozilla Monitor. When I follow the provided link (leads to https://monitor.mozilla.org ) in the default Firefox container and enter my email a new tab (now https:/
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by konart 3y ago
You download it to you game rig, not some cloud solution with limited resources to be paid for. Plus you may want to have more than one instance of service running.
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by konart 3y ago
Yandex was there for many years now. Its just that now this is "european" Yandex and in Russia there is a "Moscow Yandex". Also - search tech will remain in Moscow. EU Yandex is mainly about cloud solutions, self-driving
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by konart 3y ago
Have you seen https://kdl.dev/ ?
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by konart 3y ago
openapi and other yaml spec files can grow in size and complexity fast. Not sure if Pkl solves this but the problem exists for sure.
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by konart 3y ago
>Why are we bothering with finding This is like asking why should one try getting a better job while some people live in hunger. Civilization has to work in many directions in order to progress. While some people are trying to find a way
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by konart 3y ago
Or modify them genetically making them biological robots. Or create artificial humanoids similar to Abh: https://seikai.fandom.com/wiki/Abh
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by konart 3y ago
Okay, but what other choice do I have? Neuralink?
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by konart 3y ago
Not every thing needs customization. Good defaults and good UI UX allow you to be done with your work quickly and even with some satisfaction from the process. Neither applies to email in my opinion.
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by konart 3y ago
I've used Outlook, Thunderbird, The Bat, Airmail, Spark and a few others I think. Nothing beats not using email at all. Fastmail has a good web client though. But what is more important it has aliases and "Masked email". They
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by konart 3y ago
Not sure why but they focus on tab "social" by default. You can click "All Apps" in the top (or any other category)
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by konart 3y ago
Last thing I want in my workflow is fucking email. I understand that for some people digging through their email (and mailing lists archives) is fun but this is just a tiny minority.
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by konart 3y ago
https://www.nostrapps.com/ has quite a few non-twitter clones to offer.
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by konart 3y ago
People are different. You like to move place to place and meet people. Some like to stay in one place, meet people occasionaly and spend more time with their family, hobby (sometimes you can't really take your hobby with you), camp in
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by konart 3y ago
I do. I'd like to have some usefull information about my session but also prefer when my input begins from the first column.
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by konart 3y ago
Well, in most casees you can configure it and back in all black and white\green if you want to. Having 8 (or more) colors help when dealing with information though, at least when you need to get a quick result and not just dig into the man
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by konart 3y ago
My deaf cat quacks.
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by konart 3y ago
Different cultures at different times viewed suicide differently under different situations. Suicide is not necessarily a result of a mental problem.
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by konart 3y ago
Logged into BS after getting an invite and immediately realised what X (twitter) users from the US where talking about when they mention political "dispute" being a big driver of the social network. Goodbye BS! Even looking at the
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by konart 3y ago
What about power consumption?
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by konart 3y ago
Nah, it is bad. It's ok if you are using it to maintain something like a public library and want control over every little detail. But if you just want to store your personal lib - it's just too much of "how do I do X" e
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by konart 3y ago
Not sure what should be counted as OS-level. Is docker cli and OS level? What about lazygit? chezmoi? dive? fzf? Actually many popular utilities are written in Go
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by konart 3y ago
It is not. And even if it was - moves like this one should be considered as one of the reasons. PS: at least read his post.
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by konart 3y ago
But the beauty here is that you don't have to run a business or host a community project. You can have a local client that connects to N relays and supports a few NIPs. And if one of the relays goes down for whatever reason - you will
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by konart 3y ago
OSS. No more enterprise here in Russia for any foreseeable future.
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by konart 3y ago
We do have devops team, yeah. Heard no bad (or any) words from them so far.
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by konart 3y ago
Harder how? My company has started using Vault a few months ago - seems pretty easy for me (store secret in vault, get it during gitlab's pipeline pass it as a kuber secret)
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by konart 3y ago
Of course you can. Even I can use it here in Russia.

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