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by masukomi 4y ago
i was just about to suggest this. A little known gem. :D
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by masukomi 4y ago
they didn't buy heroku for its hosting, and my impression is that they've been somewhat frustrated by the fact that it keeps being so profitable. They bought heroku because of all the work heroku has done intergrating salesforce w
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by masukomi 4y ago
At work, we spend a LOT of money with heroku every month. We really wanted to use Protobuffers (please let's not discuss that ;) ), which require HTTP 2 for the streaming stuff. So we talked with them and were like "heyy, we need
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by masukomi 4y ago
_you_ don't get managed hosting from mastodon.social the site owner does (if they used a service like this). You just get an account that someone else manages the infrastructure beneath. This gives you your own instance, which in addit
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by masukomi 4y ago
Because I'm writing it anyway for my own needs, and it doesn't hurt me to put it up on GitHub (or similar) for others to benefit from too.
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by masukomi 5y ago
yeah, you'll see this argument a lot. If someone feels like re-implementing all the wonderful conveniences of rails in Go, more power to them. However, that's a MASSIVE amount of work that you'll be doing _instead_ of actuall
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by masukomi 5y ago
I was completely burnt out. Like ACTUALLY burnt out with almost all the symptoms. Headspace definitely helped me on bad days. If i was feeling a panic attack coming on I'd stop what I was doing and use Headspace to recenter myself. I&#
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by masukomi 5y ago
For those wondering if there's a redability lib in their favorite language. Here's a list of them all (as far as i know) plus the original arc-90 implementation https://github.com/masukomi/arc90-readability&#x
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by masukomi 5y ago
i think most folks allow auto-updates because we want new features and security fixes. So, while you're technically correct i think the practical result is that it's no different on this axis than a webapp.
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by masukomi 5y ago
the ask for no external dependencies means you need to do one of two things. 1. choose a language with a LOT of "batteries included" (you don't want to have to write HTTP connection protocol handling from scratch). 2. re-cre
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by masukomi 5y ago
speaking as someone who bought this: * for me it's not a status symbol. I work at home. No-one but me uses or sees my desk. My desk is filled with clutter so you wouldn't notice it even if you did. I doubt my wife has noticed its
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by masukomi 5y ago
ripgrep is, great, but it's a regexp search not full text. Full text search includes stemming.
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by masukomi 5y ago
bad design choices that show disrespect for the reasonable expectations of your users cause me to NOPE right outta sites and products all the time. bugs not as much (unless it's a security product or someone who'd have access to m
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by masukomi 5y ago
to be clear, this isn't "yet another open source license" I'm pretty sure this doesn't qualify as an "open source" license. This is a commercial license that allows free usage for certain people / co
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by masukomi 5y ago
a computer "hemming and hawing" as that one accident where it couldn't decide if it was a bicycle or a person has nothing to do with the training. It's what the developers decided to do with input that had a low confiden
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by masukomi 5y ago
this is cool, BUT as a onewheel owner who's spent way too much time learning about them and the knock-offs, it's not the hardware that's the tricky bit. It's the software. the knockoffs are NOT GOOD and thus even _more_
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by masukomi 5y ago
"io" is a significantly less common word than "go"
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by masukomi 5y ago
> The problem I see is that someone will inevitably update the procedure (or make a change that unknowingly requires a change in the procedure) and not update the script why would your procedure be to do anything _other_ than "run s
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by masukomi 5y ago
why would i use this instead of aws-vault? (yes, i acknowledge that may be a very ignorant question)
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by masukomi 5y ago
100% same take. I'd add that I didn't want to click "get started" because i didn't know if it was a thing i wanted, and then "get started" actually took me to documentation, which is not what i expect from
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by masukomi 5y ago
Note for those reading: open-pocket is just an idea at this point, not software you can install.
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by masukomi 5y ago
it's not about not getting excited. It's the result of being "not excited". Neurotypicals can work on things that are uninteresting to them. ADHD people can sit there yelling at themselves to "do the thing" tha
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by masukomi 5y ago
Congrats on putting this out there, but I don't get it. I mean that honestly not as a half-assed dis. Maybe this just isn't for me. I have thousands of bookmarks and I don't understand how i'd use this to retrieve anythi
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by masukomi 5y ago
> Only more recently have I really realised this never applied to 99% of my (most people's?) use-cases. every time someone asks "how do i accomplish X task on the command line" (witness literally thousands of Stack Overflo
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by masukomi 6y ago
this... seems so very flawed and disprovable to me. Ignoring the obvious storage issues that have been discussed if commits were snapshots you could rebase and reorder them without ever worrying about conflicts. In reality you very much DO
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by masukomi 6y ago
because macOS is BSD based not Linux Based seems a damn good reason to make one that's going to feel similar to macOS, especially to the type of geeks who would switch to a *nix clone. You'll have the same command line libraries b
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by masukomi 6y ago
To the 4 of you who actually care enough about this information to write something with it I offer you the following blatant self promotion: oho https://github.com/masukomi/oho is the best ASNI->HTML converter out t
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by masukomi 6y ago
> Every single one doesn't require a server... Netfliy is probably the most simple way get started. Netlify is... A SERVER (actually many servers). The only ones that DON'T require a server are distributed. The only ones I&#x27
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by masukomi 6y ago
yeah. if it ain't on a server / cloud no-one will be able to access it regardless of if it's in git or not.
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by masukomi 6y ago
pandoc, emacs, and scripting are _not_ a realistic option for most writers. They're writers, not programming geeks. I'm a Markdown fan, but really there _are_ better solutions for book writing that maintain the ease that Markdown

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