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by mozey 6y ago
Lots of text on what user data is not shared, where is the simple explanation of what is shared?
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by mozey 6y ago
> payment in BAT payment in Basic Attention Token... isn't that exactly how the Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc advertising business models work. BAT is basically a reward for watching adds right? I like the idea of paying my content
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by mozey 6y ago
If this was happening in South Africa I would think corruption 100%. I mean, why can't you just take any van and stick some standard issue shelves in the back?
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by mozey 6y ago
For accessibility, wouldn't it make more sense to ensure your app has a fully functional CLI. If sight is disabled, why try to use the GUI?
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by mozey 6y ago
Mars... no, obviously that would have to be "red goo"
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by mozey 6y ago
Maybe Linux distribution specific builds of Chromium isn't a good idea, instead there should just be Chromium distributions, e.g. https://brave.com ?
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by mozey 6y ago
Interesting idea, maybe combine it with some fingerprinting? I.e. the first access on the link binds some attributes, and if they change the link expires. Chances are people who need these links are only using one device.
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by mozey 6y ago
They treat ideology as the upper class has always done, not as true believers, just a means to an end?
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by mozey 6y ago
Alpine has directives like x-if and x-for. For a lightweight templating library I would recommend https://pure-js.com . It's been around for ages. The PureJS directives take some time to get used to, but are quite powerful o
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by mozey 6y ago
> "Drivers will be ticketed if our models say so." Safe driving is more than just obeying road signs. You might follow all the rules exactly as they're written in the book but still be a reckless driver. As you point out f
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by mozey 6y ago
> In Telegram, E2E encryption is not on by default in chats (it is on by default in calls), and is only available for one-to-one chats (the so-called Secret Chats) and calls (including video-calls). Groups, independently of their size, a
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by mozey 6y ago
> Telegram does not publish server-side code Given this, why should anyone trust Telegram over WhatsApp? For the average person I don't see why you should use Telegram instead of WhatsApp if most other people are using the latter. F
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by mozey 6y ago
Might be useful for services that aren't continually used? For example, month or year end processes. Not convinced I would use SQLite for a service like that though, seeing as AWS has serverless RDS
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by mozey 6y ago
Miss the matte screen on my 2008 MPB
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by mozey 6y ago
I like mapping jk (and kj) to escape. For lefties I imagine df (and fd) would be more convenient. Both sequences are unlikely to appear in any words. They're on the home keys, so least effort to move your hands. https://vim.
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by mozey 6y ago
"Alpine.js offers you the reactive and declarative nature of big frameworks like Vue or React at a much lower cost. You get to keep your DOM, and sprinkle in behavior as you see fit... Alpine doesn't use a virtual DOM. This implem
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by mozey 6y ago
I'm sure it's not just me, but I loathe branding on clothing. It's frustrating when I'm shopping and every second item has a brand name, logo, or some graphic clearly visible. I think this comes from living in a society
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by mozey 6y ago
Eventually, but it could live on for a long time. Reminds me of a story in the Dying Earth series, can't quite remember which one. Cugel visits a city where no one knows how the technology works anymore. Some of it still works, other s
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by mozey 6y ago
For wire-framing or diagrams I find pen and paper (or a whiteboard) to be the best solution too. Too often most of the effort goes into "properly" using the app, when it should be spent on the concept. Just draw a picture, take a
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by mozey 6y ago
The sqlc lib "generates fully type-safe idiomatic Go code from SQL". It makes sense to generate code from SQL and not the other way around. https://github.com/kyleconroy/sqlc
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by mozey 6y ago
I developed constant tinnitus a couple of years ago, probably from a sequence of causes: I've had sinus problems since childhood. Some exposure to loud music. An upper back spine injury that affects my neck and chest muscles. With this
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by mozey 6y ago
Read a blog, book or cheatsheet? Once you know the command it's much easier to remember (and explain) than click here, then there, then double click that, etc
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by mozey 6y ago
I started using MacBooks when they switched to Intel around 2008. Maybe this is a sign to move on. Currently using a mid 2014 model, I like the slim form factor, but I don't like the absence of an ethernet port. I don't care much
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by mozey 6y ago
Instead of using an alternate keyboard layout, I found the alternative finger positioning described here works great for me: https://typingsoft.com/typing.htm The trick is to keep you wrists straight
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by mozey 6y ago
When using a single db I'd highly recommend adding `account_id` to every single table that contains data for multiple accounts. It's much easier to check every query contains `account_id`, as opposed to checking multiple foreign k
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by mozey 6y ago
Or use this strange hack to group tabs: "File > New Window"
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by mozey 6y ago
"Docker in a Day" ...not likely. Reminds me of this blog post https://norvig.com/21-days.html Used to run all my dev stuff (Apache, MySQL, Elastic, etc) in Ubuntu with VMWare. Then downgraded to a laptop with 8GB
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by mozey 6y ago
"Everyone knows that debugging is twice as hard as writing a program in the first place. So if you're as clever as you can be when you write it, how will you ever debug it?" -Brian Kernighan Over time I've come to apprec
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by mozey 7y ago
Here's a link to an article from the economist: "We need a post-liberal order now The international, rules-based system is collapsing. Overhauling it means combining national identity with a global ethos, says Yuval Noah Harari, a
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by mozey 7y ago
> Confidence and humility are often seen as opposites, but in this case, as in many others, confidence helps you to be humble. If you know you're an expert on some topic, you can freely admit when you learn something you didn't

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