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by lijogdfljk 6y ago
Anyone have a recommended resource for understanding the practical application of recursive CTEs / Graph DBs?
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Can you describe what you like about NuShell? Never heard of it, but the Github page looks super interesting. I struggle to imagine making use of it however. My normal flow just doesn't seem to need that power. I think I would benefit
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Nope, I'll edit my post - I was merely talking about what the parent comment said, not anything about Ghost. The fact that they described modifying the URL made me think of so many blogs I see without back links. I wasn't referrin
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
As a general comment, not in any way related to Ghost blog : > It's almost like you can chop off the /blog/3-0/ It's an annoyance of mine in so many company blogs that going to their actual product is so oddly d
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
But then your security rests on your ability to manage a server. I mostly agree with you, but, I don't run one because I'm not a seasoned Ops. At least, not enough that I want to put my security on the line. In all but the most ho
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
While I agree with you - I do think it's slightly less bad than you make it out to be. For example, if I connected to my bank over this VPN I would only be as concerned as my HTTPS connection. So my VPN still doesn't know my ban
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Well, you're funneling your traffic through a single entity in almost all cases , right? So I view it more as, who do I distrust more? My ISP or a VPN? I don't use a VPN provider, but it's tempting as I don't trust my I
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Some examples would be neat. Though, even if I was interested I'm not using Google or Facebook, so I guess I can't partake. Congrats regardless :)
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
> I really want to use MonicaHQ more, but it just feels like a lot of work whenever I log in to it so it gets pretty neglected. I'm writing software for a personal knowledge base. Can you describe what makes MonicaHQ a chore?
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Still too early for that unfortunately. I'm hoping to have the UX dogfooded in the next month or two, but I wouldn't go near it for another 6 months at least. I want to be able to destroy data should the need arise. Hope you under
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Does Postman support this with Git? Last I saw with my team no one knew how. Only thing Postman seemed to have was a Cloud Sync and Merge junk, no one knew how to make it work with the git repo. Thoughts? Note that Paw has this type of clou
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
I don't know Scala Futures.. but I'd guess those. Tokio is a runtime for managing Rust's Futures. Aka, the schedule that manages the various jobs (Futures) to run and etc.
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Yea, it's a shame - I was excited but I don't see why it needs my contacts. Appreciate your comment.
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
This is a huge complaint for me with most of these HTTP clients. I don't get why Git/VCS workflow is not considered in these applications. Imo, it needs to be first class.
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Disclaimer: I don't currently save anything, because I'm building my own tool to manage this. My tool is partially designed around human retention of information and relationship between pieces of information, ala mind-mapping&#x2
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Google, perhaps? I've been obsessing about (creating) a federated information store recently, and this was one of my points to address. In my view bad actors don't have to just misinform, but make it more difficult to locate. Doin
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
> Also, it's trying to promise a sane concurrency and all code I've seen use mutex all over the place. I think that's a fault of the devs, more than the language. In many cases (not all, of course) Go gives you multiple wa
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
I switched away from plastic containers to glassware. They're reasonably cheap and I don't worry about microwaving plastic with my food anymore. Note that I still have a plastic top on the container but: A: You don't have to
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
I've had similar thoughts in the past. My conclusion was that education and misinformation is a huge problem these days, so part of my mental/time resources are being spent trying to improve general "information" handl
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
This is great! If I had a way of using it to create animations for my iOS lock screen I'd buy it in a heartbeat!
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Haha, alas no. You have me curious about CRDT and immutability though and will be investigating it more for my application. If at all possible. Appreciate the talk!
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
> Yes, a person owning their data should mean they can change it! Well being able to change data is of course needed; so that goes without saying (I should hope) . However what I mean by immutability is rather that I think the web shoul
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
> Immutablity doesn't scale. I imagine you're thinking of specific implementation(s) of immutability. Regardless, my use case is not that of Google; my use case is of the person. It's of being able to share, own and read i
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by lijogdfljk 7y ago
Interesting. I'd love to give feedback, but I don't think anything I want fits into the modern web. What I want are often problems with the modern nature of things, not so much with features lacking in the web as it stands. Eg; 1.