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by mhitza 2y ago
Which allows AI clients to create and list invoices. Hopefully they don't add support for payments unless there's someone in the loop that has to manually approve those payments.
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by mhitza 2y ago
I'm willing to give their email service a try if that's ever a thing. Hope it works better than my trial of their Mozilla VPN, where I couldn't even open up images on imgur due to it being excessively blocked.
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by mhitza 2y ago
> A VPS with a software firewall is more than enough. You want VPS-provider firewall. Docker's going to punch holes through your software firewall.
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Orbit – Follow the music and find your vibe(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by mhitza 2y ago|1 comments
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by mhitza 2y ago
That might be sensible, but also obscure the script logic. Since using Linux exclusively, I don't think I've ever encountered an issue due to too many arguments/length. And it's the first time I'm actively searching
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by mhitza 2y ago
> Yes, but nobody competes with AWS, Azure or GCP Scaleway is positioned in the same space.
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by mhitza 2y ago
For dns there is also dns0.eu, which I've been using without issues for a year (or more, since it popped up in the HN feed).
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by mhitza 2y ago
> It feels like there's a real opportunity here for European companies to step up and make a big play, but will they? Big plays are possible only with big capital, and that isn't what happens in the EU tech market. Lack of seri
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by mhitza 2y ago
> it's how to embed a useful prolog in a 'modern saas microservice' if you will. Incidentally this is something I've looked at long time ago and things pointed at SWI Prolog https://www.swi-prolog.org/
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by mhitza 2y ago
I'm aware of the tailcall annotation but I didn't have to rely on it yet. For me the benefit of picking up OCaml is that I can do imperative constructs on a first pass (mutation and for loops), and refactor it after to pure code,
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by mhitza 2y ago
The do work, at 10x efficiency. Or maybe I misunderstood the 10x engineer idea all along! And that efficiency can translate in 10x output, but it's not guaranteed. My opinion on the 10x engineer principle, always was that these people
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by mhitza 2y ago
> Any recursive function can be transformed into a tail recursive form, exchanging stack allocation for heap allocation. You know, I got spoiled by Haskell, doing recursion everywhere without a care, and all I had to think was the evalua
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by mhitza 2y ago
I find contracts through my network and Upwork, the later became slower last x months, as general investments did. Play the numbers game. If you have a specific speciality you can use platforms like LinkedIn to reach out to companies that m
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by mhitza 2y ago
I wonder how old the S3 bucket was, because at some point AWS made new S3 buckets private by default. Which means it's either old, or they recklessly opened it up because they couldn't get files uploaded/downloaded to the buc
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by mhitza 2y ago
I would also guess that Windows 95/98 in high contrast mode had an influence.
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by mhitza 2y ago
And https://github.com/psanford/wormhole-william which is a Go reimplementation of the client. I only want to point this out specifically because an apt-install of magic-wormhole on Ubuntu 24.04 actually results in a p
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by mhitza 2y ago
> 17.5 km range measured at 4 km/h in 30% Eco mode. Actual range may vary due to factors like temperature, altitude, and assistance level. Probably a third of that at max power usage/support capacity.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Slower? Yes. But my impression was always that it had more features than nginx. Unless you compare it with the enterprise offering?
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by mhitza 2y ago
> I still don’t understand what it brings over putting style= whatever on the element. You can't put a style for dark mode and one for light mode. Lifting these properties from styles to classes allows you to combine them with media
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by mhitza 2y ago
> You presume to have internalized Framework's core-values more than the founder/CEO? His reaction in the livestream was along these lines when he semi-jokingly said "I'm surprised no one from the audience threw somet
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by mhitza 2y ago
The only palpable defense of hiring them, as a practice, lies in the fact that they are big entities and there's implied trust. In my view reality has shown time and time again that big companies are a liability to individuals and othe
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by mhitza 2y ago
> It's like a job...but with only the good bits. Such as no job security, or severance packages, feast and famine cycles? I freelance, I get what you're hinting at, benefits aee great when you can make your own schedule and be
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by mhitza 2y ago
Always good to include a short section in which you describe what the tool/product is. Going from your release page to your homepage it seems to be a Postman alternative, though I didn't necessarily pick that up from your content
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Does Europe's tech culture drive startups and talent away?(fortune.com)
1 points by mhitza 2y ago|0 comments
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by mhitza 2y ago
Kagi's privacy guarantee is more of a "trust me bro" and I say that as a Kagi subscriber. While they may claim that they preserve privacy or anonimity as long as it's tied to a user account, or payment information nothin
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by mhitza 2y ago
The post hints at this, but having a shop where one can buy a privacy pass without an account makes sense. Should support some crypto currency (probably monero), and something like GNU Taler if that technology ever becomes usable.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Can anyone familiar with PEG explain how much it deviates ("inspired by") from "standard" PEG? I've only used PEG once because of builtin support in Guile scheme, but this library might be a bit more useful, as it&#
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by mhitza 2y ago
VMs with Gnome Boxes also work nicely on the deck for power users. With KVM, measured via geekbench, the VM incurred only a 5% performance penalty.
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by mhitza 2y ago
> There’s a small (and growing) cohort of people working on rendering React Native directly on canvas or webgl (I think) Sounds terrible for accessibility.
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by mhitza 2y ago
In in the same situation, as an Estonian e-resident, I have to rely on the Estonian smartcard software and went with Ubuntu on my work machine. The default experience has more bugs than I've ever encountered with Fedora: update center

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