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by qudat 3y ago
That’s an interesting take actually. Would you be okay with a service that supports both email and PR based dev flows as long as the user can choose?
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by qudat 3y ago
Please forgive the slight tangent but Aptible (the most successful PaaS you never heard of) is hiring and we don’t use Kubernetes https://www.aptible.com/culture-hub/careers
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by qudat 3y ago
team pico has been experimenting with different ways to provide useful services to others in an effort to promote communication and collaboration on the web. This is one iteration that we keep coming back to because of how useful it is to u
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Show HN: Pastes.sh – A Pastebin for Hackers(pastes.sh)
5 points by qudat 3y ago|1 comments
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by qudat 3y ago
There is no way adding multiple keys to your account is more work than a password manager. Just use a password manager and retain full control over your secrets.
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by qudat 3y ago
I'm probably wrong but I expected passkey and yubikey to be interchangable. So if you are presented with a browser prompt for webauthn, you can use yubikey or passkey
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by qudat 3y ago
> Linux usershare grew because of the steamdeck. Couldn't Apple do the same? Why isn't it working? You don't realize it but you are proving the counter-argument many are making. Apple refuses to contribute to an open pl
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by qudat 3y ago
> Linux adoption is 100% incidental to to Valve investing in their own platform, which happens to be built on Linux. I'm not sure if you realized it but you are arguing the same point many others have been in this post. Apple is no
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by qudat 3y ago
Government is the ultimate coercive monopoly; all coercive monopolies derive their power from the arbiters of force — the government.
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by qudat 3y ago
The idea sounds nice but politicians controlling an index would be an abject disaster.
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by qudat 3y ago
It’s the same answer to the question: Is it true most college graduates are $100k in the hole? It highly depends on the context of the individual, but OP is right: 4-year college then 4 years medical school, and then after that years of fe
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by qudat 3y ago
Been using `foot` for a year plus at this point. No issues, works great, very happy!
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by qudat 3y ago
Been subbed to Kagi for a few months and think it is mostly equivalent to google — which is big praise. I’d say local searches are a little rough still but otherwise have rarely needed the g! bang
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by qudat 3y ago
I share the same sentiment. Provide frameworks not config DSLs. People eventually want logic inside their config objects. We can argue how much logic but at a certain point, just using a popular programming language just makes sense because
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by qudat 3y ago
I originally created https://neovimcraft.com in Svelte to learn how it works. I found `$:` to be extremely confusing, full of weird quirks, and completely turned me off to using svelte for anything more than basic sites. Runes s
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by qudat 3y ago
The pros section feels a little light. The reason an immutable OS is attractive is to be able to cleanly remove files/folders from the system.
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by qudat 3y ago
We definitely skip all automated tests with the exception of integration testing by mounting the app and robo-interacting via jsdom. I think our BE engineers are surprised by the lack of testing while at the same time rare runtime exception
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by qudat 3y ago
There’s also https://prose.sh which is similar to bear blog.
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by qudat 3y ago
> Also: not sure what burgers you're eating but apart from the novelty factor it's not even close in favor of real meat My point is that some people actually prefer veggie or “fake” burgers and if tomorrow beef didn’t exist peo
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by qudat 3y ago
Beyond meat and impossible burgers taste just as good if not better than ground beef burgers. Further, taste and preferences change given enough exposure. You can call it ultra processed but so is livestock production.
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Death by a thousand existential checks (2020)(bower.sh)
2 points by qudat 3y ago|0 comments
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by qudat 3y ago
Further, some react devs are now working full time for vercel. Money is to be made on both sides which is why this relationship exists.
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by qudat 3y ago
Oh shoot! Totally misread the showhn requirements, my bad!
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by qudat 3y ago
Absolutely. There were a couple moments where questions like "isn't this just sftp?" coming up in my mind. Ultimately, these files are hosted in our object storage service so it should theoretically be easier to scale out if
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by qudat 3y ago
Great point, thanks for the heads up! It is definitely a big reason why this is closed beta atm.
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by qudat 3y ago
That's actually a really great idea that we hadn't considered, thanks! Currently the only way to have multiple public keys is to log into the CMS: `ssh {user}@pgs.sh` and then go to "Manage Keys" and then there's an
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by qudat 3y ago
I think you make a very valid point, so thanks for raising it. This isn't the first time today I've received this feedback. I've historically used github pages and found it kind of lacking. Many repos will have a completely
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by qudat 3y ago
Currently it is in closed beta. If you want to get an invite, join our IRC channel #pico.sh @ libera.chat and we will send you an invite.
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by qudat 3y ago
Right now, we are able to provide all pico services for free. Most of them have been running for a year+ without much need to charge. This post is really trying to see how interested people are in a service like pgs. If there's deman
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by qudat 3y ago
Great question! It's going to feel very similar but under-the-hood we do not store any files on our SSH service's VM. We use golang's crypto/ssh library to intercept any files being uploaded and instead send them to

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