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by mythz 6y ago
If it's 1B /3yr for just News in Australia this is going to set a bad precedent with other countries going to want to rush legislation through and come knocking for a share of FB's profit. Although I can see why they've
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by mythz 6y ago
Big fan of TransferWise, been using them for years as they're the only FX provider I've used who are actually transparent about their fees which are derived from the real-time actual market rate at time of submitting the transfe
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by mythz 6y ago
Would be nice to see an approved list of "memory safe programming languages" as RTFA just mentions a Rust example. I'm assuming Go will also be an option, what are the others options for core OSS system tools?
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by mythz 6y ago
I'd say it's wishful thinking that you believe a majority of the population is going to visit all their news sources directly rather than simply ignore they exist. News publishers were voluntarily posting on FB themselves to gener
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by mythz 6y ago
Did you RTFA? They're having to put content moderation guards in-place: - To stop Australian publishers from sharing any content on FB - Prevent International or Australian news from being viewed or shared by Australians Fai
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by mythz 6y ago
Yes, for winning IOCCC competitions! Which would normally be a great CV badge to demonstrate your skills to prospective employers, but likely of little consequence if you're Fabrice.
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Try 23 different languages with Docker and VS Code(gist.cafe)
2 points by mythz 6y ago|0 comments
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by mythz 6y ago
Just happened to be checking out Linux Distro's when this came up, here's are some videos of (IMO) the best looking modern ones I've found: - Zorin Lite (Xfce) - https://youtu.be/NrC0zTqkvbU?t=96 - Deepin (QT
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by mythz 6y ago
Using a FQDN is less likely to be unknowingly hijacked when it's a domain they control and use daily. URL references also contain the version number, typically an immutable Git tag reference. They also benefit from just needing to down
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by mythz 6y ago
Context of your SaaS important, e.g. if GitHub didn't have a free plan it would've killed any chance of mass adoption & ultimately their $7.5B exit. "No free plans" are prevalent in media subscriptions e.g. Netflix,
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by mythz 6y ago
Some unique features about #Script Lisp: - It can be embedded in the same page with other #Script templating & JS Script languages where they're all parsed into the same AST tree & evaluated as one [1] - As it requires no build
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by mythz 6y ago
Yeah I've been with them for 8 years as they're the best value hosting provider [1] I've found, which I use for all my memory or computational heavy workloads as they come at a fraction of the cost of what it would cost on AW
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by mythz 6y ago
$0.25 /GB is pretty expensive. I'm using Hetzner Storage Box [1] which has tonnes of connectivity options where 1TB is only 9.40€ (works out at 0.0094€ /GB) [1] https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-box
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by mythz 6y ago
Can you send more info about your FX + the collab you have in mind to team@servicestack.net
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by mythz 6y ago
+1 on TODO List, check back in a week :)
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by mythz 6y ago
Happy to collab on something like this! Can reach/DM @demisbellot on twitter.
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by mythz 6y ago
Love it too! Super sweet + short cool sounding domains FTW! I've also recently was able to nab apps.cafe - just need to do something with it :)
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by mythz 6y ago
> Where is the Gist code running, say for a console app? In a Docker Container under a restricted user. > Could I use this to securely demo new concepts to long term clients using their privileged data without their in-house IT people
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by mythz 6y ago
The x dotnet tool [1] is just used for publishing (+ downloading) your directory to a gist (and does things like handling binary files + directories + ignores build folders, etc), but you can manually create the Gist yourself from https:&#
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by mythz 6y ago
This! and GitHub lets you basically create your own gists of anything at https://gist.github.com
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by mythz 6y ago
Where the pastebin is your own GitHub Gist ( https://gist.github.com ), which you can view or host from https://gist.cafe/<gist-id>
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by mythz 6y ago
It does that, it loads the last cached result - need to press 'rerun' to execute it again.
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by mythz 6y ago
It's because the server has exceeded its GitHub API quota, have to wait for next hour to be allotted a new Quota.
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by mythz 6y ago
Good idea, I'll put it on the TODO List :)
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by mythz 6y ago
Unfortunately it's now exceeded the GitHub API quota so Apps are going to start failing to execute until next hour when the servers IP is given a new API quota.
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by mythz 6y ago
It does things with GitHub gists, i.e: - Upload directory snapshots - Publish & host static websites on a CDN - Create code tutorials - Create & Execute Apps in any of the supported languages And view it from https:&#x
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Gist.cafe – Execute Gists of Python Node Deno C# Dart Swift Go Kotlin Java VB F#(gist.cafe)
115 points by mythz 6y ago|39 comments
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by mythz 6y ago
Unless it's not clear yet, the biggest benefactors of OSS have become the 3 largest cloud vendors owned by 3 of the largest tech mega corps, namely: - AWS - Azure - GCP The multi-billion dollar infrastructure and network loc
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by mythz 6y ago
Wren is also C-like and lightweight https://wren.io
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by mythz 6y ago
That's not an answer, you are building the compilers and tools from source, the only reason not to trust the builds of a cloud hosted build environment is if you believe Microsoft is maliciously poisoning builds of OSS compilers its co

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