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by phartenfeller 3y ago
Great! C3 is always something to look forward to between Christmas and the new year.
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
Electron has always had capabilities that websites don't have. VS Code, e.g., has shell integration, uses file watchers, lets you connect to remote servers or your container runtime, interacts with other installed programs, etc. I don&
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
I can feel the frustration when people are forced to use a specific proprietary app that is bad (hey MS Teams). They clearly have the resources and experience to build better native apps. But I guess the one big advantage for electron is th
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
It seems far-fetched to me. Most people agree with the need for change. They disagree with the way they protest. I also don't see why many people would use a car more frequently just because there are protests against it. Additionally
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
I am totally pro-Firefox, but your case is not about Chrome being a bad actor. For websites to be registered as link handlers, the user gets asked and has to accept (like camera access)[1]. There is no difference between Chrome and Firefox
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
Maybe you don't but most people use the central search feature of Windows, which opens Edge and Bing on any web result. If you click on links in the most used email client (Outlook) and business chat app (Teams) Edge opens [1]. How can
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
With GitHub Container Repo, Podman, Colima, etc., the Dockerfile format is maybe the only one that will stick for a long time. I don't think Docker is going away, but I think it is such a great format that there is no need to reinvent
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
Outstanding move. Why do so many people record stuff they should keep to themselves online? It is so easy to record and leak those things. Same with Sam Bankman-Fried, they found six million pages of evidence [1]. Delete your stuff if you d
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
It takes some time to get used to it (basically, memorizing most import class name schemes). But this is the first time I can open an old project I haven't seen for a year and directly start changing the styles of stuff without the fea
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
Nice one; it works great! I would prefer it if the tool linked to the existing common domains instead of only showing the available ones. For my search,.org .org and .com are not available, and I wanted to look into what they are about.
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
More interesting to me is that they changed the design of the dev-tools slightly. Some of it is already in the canary build [1]. For example, the syntax highlighting colors are more vibrant in dark mode. But I can't find any online inf
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
Interesting case and persons! Netflix already ordered a docuseries [1] and I guess Hollywood could pick that up. Imagine pulling the coup where any bank robbers get envious (by value stolen). But now you sit on a massive pile of crypto that
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
Interestingly, they never talk about AI, and rarely use the term "Machine Learning" to describe their chips. On the other hand, if you look at companies like Alphabet or Microsoft, they seem to emphasize how they integrate AI into
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Do films directed by women have more women in the cast?(stephenfollows.com)
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
I don't understand why many people are upset about their building's facade being photographed, but are totally fine with satellite images. Or cameras getting installed everywhere and the European Union trying to get into people&#x
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
My blog: https://hartenfeller.dev/blog . I mainly blog about WebDev (SvelteKit lastly) and Oracle APEX. It was one of my best decisions ever, as it helped me understand things better and led to me meeting many great, intere
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
I am using a self-hosted Plausible [1] instance, which is GDPR-compliant out of the box with no cookies required. I am super happy with it. The only downside is that you need to run Postgres and Clickhouse which is overkill for my small sit
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
As someone who programs for a few years, I really dig their scripting language. I am a huge fan of small scripts but always found bash scripting scary as it is quite unique. Googling a specific thing and seeing some awk solution is just sca
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by phartenfeller 3y ago
I don't get why it is forced to be on the Dock. I like having a super slim dock that only has open apps in it.
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
I guess SQL is so widely used that there are always some niche cases. I guess it is useful if you just want to show one example value where there is no numerical order, and you want fetching this value to be superfast. Like a movie database
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
My blog made it much easier to connect with people in my field. I work in a smallish niche, so most content creators have heard of each other. Additionally, the company related to my field (Oracle) invited me into their “knowledge sharing”
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
If you want something self-hosted look into Foam[0]. You write your notes in VS Code with Markdown. Many web frameworks can then generate interactive sites from it. [0] https://foambubble.github.io/foam/
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
I appreciate it wasting less precious energy. But this change also means that "Decentralisation" and "Power to the people" are fading away right? The wealthy actors are the ones dictating the transaction now and they als
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this. For no expert in this field like me, peer-reviewed articles in a highly regarded publication like Science Magazine eliminated the lab theory. But I guess trust in science is unfortunately not as big as it was. And s
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
Good point, ads can be really useful. For me, the question is how much we are exposed to it, in which context, and the transparency about things being ads. Examples: - Obvious ads vs. sneaky product placements - There should be spaces/
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
Of course. Same with tobacco and oil companies working against transparency for smoke health risks and climate change.
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
Here in Germany, there was recently a leak in the news. It said that a single LED sign consumes as much energy as 10 single households[0]. Of course, the companies don't want to give any official information. That is pretty high for no
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by phartenfeller 4y ago
Depends on the person. As someone who values the environment I don't want any crypto stuff in my browser. Totally not saintly for me.
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by phartenfeller 5y ago
Thanks, that makes sense I will change it!
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by phartenfeller 5y ago
https://hartenfeller.dev Started as a test of how good I am at designing a whole website (I have no design background). Now it is mostly used as my blog.

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