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by porker 6y ago
Add to that https://ui.vision/ (formerly Kantu). I used Kantu in 2019 to build data extractors and it worked very well.
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by porker 6y ago
> do you have any specific use case where the graph DB would be superior to them? Outlining. Treating each bullet as its own document. Granular embedding. I've been using Obsidian to gather research and plan requirements for a softw
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Foam: Six Months Later(jevakallio.github.io)
5 points by porker 6y ago|0 comments
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by porker 6y ago
When you don't want to lose the requests already in progress, and to avoid the failover window
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by porker 6y ago
And yet Google Cloud has some great features that AFAIK AWS still hasn't, presumably due to different priorities. Like regional disks [1] or live migration of compute between hosts if problems are detected with the host. 1. https:&#x2
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by porker 6y ago
Thank you. Having trained as a physicist, this matches my experience.
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by porker 6y ago
This, absolutely this. I looked over a friend's PhD program because the results were unstable. I knew nothing about the domain which was a large disadvantage, but on the code front it was a monolith following a vague data pipeline appr
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by porker 6y ago
> Seriously, have you ever seen a rebrand negatively affect a product? The pandemic coming along masked it, but I think the Realtimeboard to Miro rebrand did. They went from a clearly defined value proposition in the name to a nothing-wo
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by porker 6y ago
Thanksfor the link, that's a really well written introductory page.
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by porker 6y ago
This looks interesting. I've tried mindfulness and meditation on and off for over a decade (mostly mindfulness) and struggle as much now to keep focus and not drift into continuing internal conversations as I did when I started. Recent
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by porker 6y ago
> There's a reason it took a decade to get projects onto python 3, but PHP can swiftly move the entire ecosystem from v5 to v7 in a year. PHP did well with v5 to v7. It took more than a year but your point is well made. The PHP v7 t
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by porker 6y ago
Very clever, and explains why it doesn't hammer my CPU. I was surprised when my computer didn't turn into a leg warmer.
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by porker 6y ago
As a daily Jetbrains user it sounds great! But - no Julia support?
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Google remotely deletes The Great Suspender Chrome extension(androidpolice.com)
1 points by porker 6y ago|0 comments
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by porker 6y ago
> Read up the section on parameterized reports and realize you can do the work of dozens. This was the killer (visual) feature in LyX when I used it to author LaTeX documents. Great to hear rmarkdown has similar support.
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by porker 6y ago
Please make it available free/cheaply for archaeology and historical research too. The number of times I want to trace something but can't off Google Maps because of the license terms for using their aerial view, or need a higher
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by porker 6y ago
> I have never in my life been as productive as I am inside of a Vue/Tailwind code base at this point. For what kind of app? Crud, frontend to a SaaS, something else? I am still finding form-heavy apps needing frontend+backend form
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by porker 6y ago
Assuming I'm going to need the complexity more than 1-2 times in my source code, I'm going to be writing my own abstraction. Which takes time, needs tests writing, and I am going to make a typo or other silly mistake somewhere. Ru
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by porker 6y ago
> With modern JavaScript you can easily cast a NodeList to an Array, e.g. Ah, thanks. I got bitten by this recently and didn't know what to do with this "thing that's not an array but seems like it should be, and doesn&#x2
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by porker 6y ago
And yet, jQuery's AJAX related methods are more convenient than the native fetch() API. And AFAIK not matched by any simple wrapper for the newer APIs (it's fashionable to go to heavier ones like axios). I still grab jQuery into p
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by porker 6y ago
Looks nice! Which spreadsheet/grid library have you used, as I've not found one performant enough once you get 1000+ rows?
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by porker 6y ago
What have you found is a good tool to create a knowledge base, at a small to medium sized company?
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by porker 6y ago
I don't know if there's something special about working in web design/development but I see more identity politics here and in the community than I do anywhere else in my life, or in other industries. My partner works in educ
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GPD and Internet Society launch project to support encryption and human rights(gp-digital.org)
1 points by porker 6y ago|0 comments
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by porker 6y ago
Because people (including me) want something that looks nice without doing any work. Bootstrap met that; Tailwind looks nicer than the Bootstrap output, and is very handy to use to tweak everything. I'm ambivalent about the approach. S
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by porker 6y ago
The one criticism it's valid to level at Tailwind is it doesn't play nicely with the CSS cascade. Take their plugin, https://tailwindcss.com/docs/typography-plugin . It lets you define text styles for regions
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by porker 6y ago
> There's some companies already in that space though, so I might take some time to check out some existing solutions and see if there's some kind of needs gap. Which companies are you thinking of? It's been too long since
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by porker 6y ago
Or Adobe XD?
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by porker 6y ago
Awesome answer. I work a lot on business systems with complex forms and agree with everything you say. We are still feeling our way for a solution as we don't want to move to a SPA (swapping one set of costs for another) but have outgr
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by porker 6y ago
Does this have any effect on Server Sent Events (SSE)? I understand that uses HTTP/2 in some way. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Server-sent...

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