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by poidos 3y ago
Were you watching in English? The Spanish commentators are significantly better. Of course that doesn’t help if you don’t speak it.
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(next Rich)(clojure.org)
1061 points by poidos 3y ago|150 comments
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by poidos 3y ago
There’s also their book: https://hypermedia.systems/
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by poidos 3y ago
Is there something like this but for “home” usecases? What’s in my pantry, how much of y do I have left in my medicine cabinet, etc.
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by poidos 3y ago
https://luciano.laratel.li/ Not as frequent as I would like, probably because I’m always working on four blog posts at the same time.
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by poidos 3y ago
> layer 8 TIL[0]: > Layer 8 is a term used to refer to user or political layer on top of the 7-layer OSI model of computer networking. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Layer_8
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by poidos 3y ago
Notice they don’t mention anonymity, just “privacy”. I’m kind of tempted to read it as privacy from third parties but not privacy from the government.
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by poidos 3y ago
I’ve been using HTMX (from Clojure) for projects recently and I have to say I like it a lot. Full-stack web stuff is a hobby for me and I always had trouble really grokking all the parts of SPAs. HTMX fits neatly into my brain’s model of ho
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On the profitability of image hosting websites (2014)(drewdevault.com)
6 points by poidos 3y ago|2 comments
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by poidos 4y ago
Down for me. Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20230406214102/https://www.spoon...
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by poidos 4y ago
I forgot the place I read this: Software development ("programming" in your taxonomy) is a solitary activity. Software engineering involves multiple people and the explosion of complexity involved. I do like your point about knowi
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by poidos 4y ago
Here’s me: https://luciano.laratel.li/ I was happy I could get the domain! Pretty simple hand-rolled server-rendered site using the kit-clj[0] and neat-css[1]. Main backbone of the site is here[2]. I used to use a CLJS SPA
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by poidos 4y ago
Seems very wasteful to be taking extra, unnecessary flights for perks, no matter how big. I don’t care about the fliers’ money, that’s theirs to do what they want with. But the environmental costs are non-nil (even accounting for the fact t
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by poidos 4y ago
Great read, lovely to see this type of hacking done. Thanks for sharing your excellent writeup!
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by poidos 4y ago
No opinions on the product itself as this is the first I’m hearing of it. But: I am very impressed and happy to see the open-sourcing of their code like this. I often find myself thinking about how much human knowledge and effort disappears
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by poidos 4y ago
Saving a lookup for anyone that also didn’t know this one: > Zawinski's Law captures common market pressure on software solutions, stating that “every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so
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by poidos 4y ago
Not OP but also a lifelong Miami resident: building takes time and rents/food prices/restaurant prices are going up extremely fast. A place I used to rent at 1400/month in 2021 is now renting for 2000.
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by poidos 4y ago
In this case, shouldn’t your anger be directed at the team? I understand these teams have quite a bit of money; why should he stay at a workplace where he isn’t valued? Many of us would do the same thing in a similar position.
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by poidos 4y ago
I’ve seen many ads on paid Spotify. Large banners advertising podcasts on opening the app, a “podcasts to look at” row in the home page. They’re thankfully less frequent as of late, though.
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by poidos 4y ago
Do you recommend any of Jerry’s works in particular?
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by poidos 4y ago
I used to do it by hand with a spreadsheet I built, but after finding a few bugs in my spreadsheet and getting tired of manually managing things, I switched to YNAB. The risk there is that they use Plaid on the backend.
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by poidos 4y ago
How does this handle calendar invites? I’ve tried in the past and while sending invites works ok, receiving is frequently not handled at all.
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by poidos 4y ago
I wake up between 7 and 8. I don’t start until 9 so I use that time to shower, take my dog out, water the plants if they need it, make my coffee. At 9 I log on, check email and Slack, then look at my todo list. If anything from email or sla
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by poidos 4y ago
See also Gwern’s classic article: https://www.gwern.net/Death-Note-Anonymity
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by poidos 5y ago
https://luciano.laratel.li :) All-clojurescript with some macros at compile time to parse markdown into hiccup using my friend Kiran’s library CyberMonday. [0] This was a rewrite from my previous blog which was using a Hugo temp
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by poidos 5y ago
I used WireHole [0] to set up pihole over wireguard for use outside my home. It works really well. I've thankfully only lost VPN access a handful of times since installing it because our internet is relatively stable. [0]: https:&#x2F
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by poidos 5y ago
I switched to using maestral[0] on my mac and linux machines. Much friendlier to use than the dropbox client for both operating systems. My main fear with syncthing is relying on my own hardware, which is why I stick with Dropbox. [0]: htt
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by poidos 5y ago
Gotta be careful with amounts here -- one time I drunkenly drank tons and tons of water to the point I actually dehydrated myself even further than the alcohol would've. Worst hangover of my life.
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by poidos 5y ago
Either socialized or nationalized medicine. Removing the insurance companies entirely removes the price-gouging they do from the equation. On the non-insurance front, every hospital and care provider is then required to either - negotiate w
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by poidos 5y ago
Probably depends a lot on the language.

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