qudat

20 ms·

331.
by qudat 2y ago
Exactly. People don’t struggle with format-patch, they struggle with integrating patches into their email clients. Our design philosophy is to not require the project’s git repo in order to enable developers to collaborate. We are also tryi
332.
by qudat 2y ago
If anyone needs an rss-to-email service, check out https://pico.sh/feeds
333.
by qudat 2y ago
I’m working on a git collaboration server that doesn’t require a git remote. The premise is to leverage format-patch with an ssh app and then rely on range-diff: https://pr.pico.sh I’m curious what others here think
334.
by qudat 2y ago
For anyone looking for an rss-to-email service, check out https://pico.sh/feeds You can manage your email digests completely through the CLI and we are constantly making improvements to the service.
335.
by qudat 2y ago
Popular irc servers still haven’t adopted ircv3, effectively holding all of irc back from making progress.
336.
by qudat 2y ago
It’s a proven model and it’ll make them oodles of money.
337.
by qudat 2y ago
The browser is an operating system. This might be unsettling to this crowd but we can’t just cover our eyes and hope it turns into the browser from 20 years ago. > Please stop making web apps No. > the web is for documents No it isn’t
338.
by qudat 2y ago
At my org the biggest issue with out CLI is not the initial distribution, but supporting and maintaining multiple platforms, code signing the binaries, and making sure customers actually update the binaries.
339.
by qudat 2y ago
Nice job! Have you thought about implementing 2fa? I know platform.sh supports 2fa via ssh.
340.
by qudat 2y ago
We are pretty successful over at https://pico.sh using the same techniques — and using wish
341.
by qudat 2y ago
I’m inclined to agree. These post platforms are a race to the bottom
342.
by qudat 2y ago
People keep making the same argument against Aptible ( https://aptible.com ) and it is still a very successful PaaS over a decade later.
343.
by qudat 2y ago
I disagree. I run all comms for https://pico.sh through IRC on libera and people really struggle to onboard into IRC. People will pop-in ask a question, then leave because they arrive to a chat that is empty and didnt see any ac
344.
by qudat 2y ago
That site is ad cancer, can’t see the content at all
345.
by qudat 2y ago
WoW restarts every week. Not sure that’s better than zero downtime deployments
346.
by qudat 2y ago
What a weird take. How is google using that much energy? Is it just for their own operations or are they providing a good or service that billions are consuming? By using a computer you are a consumer and are complicit. Your overall contrib
347.
by qudat 2y ago
Everyone should try https://starfx.bower.sh which is a fresh take on state and more importantly, side effect management.
348.
by qudat 2y ago
For hosting a web gui for ollama I use https://tuns.sh It really convenient because it's just an SSH tunnel and then you get automatic TLS and it protects your home IP. With that you can access it from your mobile phone, ju
349.
by qudat 2y ago
Based on what I’m seeing on YT from financial influencers, people are burning cash by purchasing cars they can’t afford
350.
by qudat 2y ago
Exactly. Although I would go with starfx instead
351.
by qudat 2y ago
Agreed. When you just need a tiny bit of interactivity I can see the value in htmx. However, leveraging html as a dsl is bound to be limiting
352.
by qudat 2y ago
Disagree. State management is an anti feature in react and you don’t need JSX to use react. It’s only true feature is the view = func(state), everything else should be outsourced to something else.
353.
by qudat 2y ago
It’s not a JS problem, it’s a fundamental constraint of working within the browser runtime: https://bower.sh/my-love-letter-to-front-end-web-development
354.
by qudat 2y ago
If you go on the intel arc subreddit people are hyped about intel GPUs. Not sure what the price is but the previous gen was cheap and the extra competition is welcomed In particular, intel just needs to support vfio and it’ll be huge for ho
355.
by qudat 2y ago
> It seems you only want to call MVC frameworks frameworks? No, I'm illustrating the limited scope of React. I wouldn't call a chunk of code that handles the V in MVC a framework. > for which the definition is usually the c
356.
by qudat 2y ago
That’s a nice description but it is not perfect. React does one thing well: view = func(state) It doesn’t have a great story for virtually anything outside of that single function which means for many large apps it is never enough.
357.
by qudat 2y ago
> The choice isn’t between JavaScript frameworks, it’s whether SPA-oriented tools should be entertained at all. For most sites, the answer is a clearly “no”. “Most sites” sit in the world of marketing, ecommerce, blogs. True, they don’t
358.
by qudat 2y ago
You could be right but these platforms have not historically been about long form discussions, rather quips and glib remarks to drive clicks.
359.
by qudat 2y ago
Gratz to the blue sky team, it’s very hard getting a social media app to gain traction. However, after messing around with twitter and mastodon, I really do not get the appeal. All the incentives are not to have meaningful conversation, rat
360.
by qudat 2y ago
Like other gradients (heat, pressure, chemical) it might seem rare, the gradient guides its occurrence. A power efficiency gradient was going to happen eventually, accident or otherwise.

More ›