paholg

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by paholg 2y ago
That's what slack used to offer, and it was actually usable for small communities. 90 days is useless for basically everyone.
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by paholg 2y ago
They have a cloud offering with import and export tools, so one can still use that and migrate to self-hosted when or if they want. Your question was why is Zulip better; I'd argue that's a pretty strong reason.
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by paholg 2y ago
Zulip is open source and you can self-host it.
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by paholg 2y ago
With options, there's always a risk that they will be worth nothing, or very little. I would rather have some options in several companies than a lot of options in one to increase the chance that some of them will be valuable. That app
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by paholg 2y ago
Awesome! I want!
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by paholg 2y ago
It says you can install any Android app. So I can just like browse websites in Firefox? How is that experience?
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by paholg 2y ago
Like all similar software, it's emulating a physical terminal: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_terminal .
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by paholg 2y ago
One branch of the OR is comparing IDs as though they're monotonically increasing, so either they are or the query is broken.
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by paholg 2y ago
I don't have a ton of Go experience (intentionally), but I don't find it very good for ease of code or safety. It's a simple language to a fault, but I would not call it easy. There are so many footguns in the language itself
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by paholg 2y ago
What they describe has happened to me many times. It's always a free gate-check. Sometimes the bags are unloaded at the gate, sometimes you have to go to baggage claim.
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by paholg 2y ago
It's not the same. It's been a while, so I'm sure to get things wrong, but you basically had different package groups you could set up. So a service would have its group that it could update, test, and deploy with at once. Bu
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by paholg 2y ago
If you have the ability to choose the tooling, I recommend looking into building docker images with nix. Yes, nix is complex. But its caching story is soooo much better than docker's, and all the other docker issues just disappear. ht
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by paholg 2y ago
Can you explain?
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by paholg 2y ago
But you can do left shifts and right shifts. Your analogy works in comparison to right shifts, but it's backwards if compared to left shifts.
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by paholg 2y ago
Yep! Sorry.
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by paholg 2y ago
Ah, I guess I just checked the wrapper. That's what I get for doing it on my phone over ssh. I would have probably looked deeper with a real keyboard.
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by paholg 3y ago
I just checked on NixOs, and ldd reports sudo is not dynamic.
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by paholg 3y ago
Note: the two of you are linking to different crates. Samsara provides a Gc type, but it is not the gc crate.
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by paholg 3y ago
Why though when I can just generate it from my actual code and not have to maintain two copies of my api spec?
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by paholg 3y ago
It's going to be very language/framework dependent. I'm using aide for a Rust/Axum server: https://github.com/tamasfe/aide
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by paholg 3y ago
I don't want to write OpenApi. Yaml is a terrible programming language, and keeping it in sync with actual code is always a nightmare. I've been using a tool to generate OpenApi from code, and am pretty happy with that workflow. E
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by paholg 3y ago
In addition to what others are saying, look at the sails of giant ships of the past. They're just big rectangles that block the wind, they don't work anything like a wing.
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by paholg 3y ago
If you're saving a $1 in fuel today, then in ten years doing the same thing you'll save more than $1 because fuel will cost more. I'm not sure it's a useful characterization, since inflation affects everything, but it&#x
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by paholg 3y ago
The keel issue, at least, can be solved by using a kite instead of a sail. There appears to be at least one company working on this: https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/30/travel/airseas-giant-kites-sh...
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by paholg 3y ago
I currently have, and would want it to work on the following devices, with 3 being the most important: 1. A Linux computer 2. An Android phone 3. A Chromecast I believe 1 works, but not either of the others.
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by paholg 3y ago
It's too bad we have no evidence of products from different companies working together. I can't imagine how we would get, say, software from one company to work on hardware from another. Or a device from one manufacturer to commun
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by paholg 3y ago
> It's also not like the government is trying to break Apple into multiple companies, like Standard Oil. If only.
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by paholg 3y ago
Yes, I do. Don't assume you know what I want! I want not just the US Government to win its antitrust suit, but I want it to bring many more (against not just Apple). > On the other hand, I don't believe companies should be forc
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by paholg 3y ago
I would love dental insurance that covers that tail risk, but it doesn't seem to exist. Every dental plan I've had covers at most $1500 or $2000 per year. That's meaningless when something comes up that costs ten times as muc
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by paholg 3y ago
Wait do people write all their commit messages with `-m`? No wonder they're always so bad. I use an editor to write commit messages because it lets me take my time, to format them, to edit them after the initial draft. If I know the me

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