mstade

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by mstade 4y ago
I mean, isn't that how it should be though? Pick a scheme (preferrably not in the IANA registry), design something, figure out what works in practice, optionally find it so nice that you'd like to share it with the world and make
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by mstade 4y ago
Well, the spec says that the type is a URI, only encouraging implementers to use URIs that can be dereferenced to human readable documentation but not forcing it. You’re free to use whatever URI suits your purpose, like a URN or maybe eve
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by mstade 4y ago
In banks (and similarly regulated institutions) there's mandatory security training to educate employees. Sadly, in my experience, this "training" is essentially like those kids rides at an amusement park where you're st
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by mstade 4y ago
I've worked 100% remote since 2015, so well before the pandemic. Last year, me and two friends who also work remotely decided to get an office together. It's a nice corner office in a good location, more or less equidistant to our
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by mstade 4y ago
I have three vinyls I think, that I've never played because I don't have a player. The first one I got as a gift, and the others I bought because I liked the artwork – they're like paintings to me. I keep meaning to get a pla
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by mstade 4y ago
You say that now, but in my experience most people able to shell out this kind of money very often doesn't really have a clue about what it is they actually need and have no reasonable go to market strategy beyond "let's just
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by mstade 4y ago
I'm afraid you may have chosen the wrong profession, to be honest. Programmers – myself included – are essentially glorified plumbers, piping data from one end to another. As much as we'd all like to think we're all architect
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by mstade 4y ago
Does anyone know of any tool like this for UI design? I'd love something that'd help creatively impaired people like myself communicate more visually.
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by mstade 4y ago
It'd be nice to have universal undo/redo though, which it seems like this might enable.
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by mstade 4y ago
Those are just the starting bids. Bidding doesn't open until mid January, I think.
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by mstade 4y ago
Not two days ago I had the thought that it'd be so nice if I could write tests that were just plain text HTTP requests, and that the assertions would be just be comparing the responses to stored plain text HTTP responses, kind of like
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by mstade 4y ago
While not fully electric, there's also the Color Line ferry operating between Sandefjord and Strömstad[0]. I happened it be in town for its inaugural voyage and it turned out to be a quaint little trip. As far as I understand it though
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by mstade 4y ago
They're being installed a little bit everywhere here in Stockholm, Sweden – I used one just yesterday. Half the time they don't work, mostly it seems because the credit card reader doesn't seem to work or the pole isn't
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by mstade 4y ago
Your abstract is very intriguing, I’d love to read the paper! Is there anything beyond commenting we can do to help encourage publishing?
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by mstade 4y ago
Have you seen the Matrix demo from a few months back? If not, you might appreciate it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29533685 Blew my mind!
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by mstade 4y ago
> I suspect it's actually a relatively common ability though. I have family members who can remember both the tune and the lyrics of songs after 1 or 2 listens through. This just isn't so noticeable because they're not mus
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by mstade 4y ago
That’s amazing, thanks for sharing!
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by mstade 4y ago
Sadly, 1Password seems to just get worse and worse in terms of usability with each release. The latest incarnation has so many little annoyances that makes me seriously consider switching. The one thing it's got going for it that reall
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by mstade 4y ago
Doesn't the graph show exactly what you're asking for? Anything before the vertical line showing the current time shows the historical data for that day?
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by mstade 4y ago
Same here in Stockholm! WeatherPro seems to hold up pretty well, but the built in weather app is mostly useless. Pretty though!
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by mstade 4y ago
I'm this guy. I can't sit in a too quiet space and get anything done, I'll go stir crazy. I usually work out of coffee shops or on my balcony where I can hear kids playing in the yard, some traffic, someone listening to radi
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by mstade 4y ago
I was about to write pretty much the same thing. If I’m looking at detailed comparisons for your product, I’m already half sold and am looking for something specific. I’ve been doing this a lot with hospitality software in the past couple o
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by mstade 4y ago
Such a great movie, real classic!
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by mstade 4y ago
Not sure about plugging in two chargers at once, but you can definitely use either MagSafe or USB-C to charge. I do it frequently with my MBP. The MagSafe charges faster, but that may be more down to the power brick than the interface, I do
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by mstade 4y ago
These are all valid critiques I feel. I would also add something that's currently a pretty glaring hole in the Supabase offering: migrations. Is far as I know there's no good current advice for how to do staged environments and mi
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by mstade 4y ago
With regards to authorization – have y'all looked any at Open Policy Agent[1]? I think it could potentially be a good fit for the Supabase stack to implement policies not just in the database but also the gateway and potentially other
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by mstade 4y ago
As a Supabase user this statement from OP resonates with me: > When I implemented this, I avoided using PG roles b/c I was unsure how this play safely with future changes to the hosted DB. I don't know if they meant this exactl
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by mstade 5y ago
Wait, so you mean to say I can pay $50 a year for high quality documentation that is eminently useful in my day to day work, and I get things like notifications when said content changes? And on top of that, I’ll be supporting free access
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by mstade 5y ago
This looks amazing and I’d love to try it, but our app only works once you’ve logged in. We do have special accounts made for Apple testers etc., would that work for you as well or is this unusable in our case? EDIT: My apologies I didn’t s
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by mstade 5y ago
In Sweden also. We say "vitvaror" which literally translates to white goods.

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