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by qudat 5y ago
https://erock.io
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by qudat 5y ago
If you want typescript on the BE then you at least need a build step.
903.
by qudat 5y ago
This sounds like ssh apps via https://charm.sh
904.
by qudat 5y ago
Just in this thread I have one person saying that I should avoid flakes and you are telling me it will save me. I think we proved my point.
905.
by qudat 5y ago
Thanks for that clarification. My point was mainly that I was being led down paths that were talking about home manager which was something I didn’t want in my system. Nix, nixos, home manager, flakes, shell.nix … they all do different thin
906.
by qudat 5y ago
Your example looks great! Indeed I trolled every piece of nix documentation I could find -- it was the only way to figure out what I should be doing. Here's the simplest example of an utter failure when I tried nix: installing ruby 2.
907.
by qudat 5y ago
Based on other comments like this, I gave it a try. Be prepared to sink dozens and dozens of hours learning the language, it’s features, and switching everything over. Be prepared to get stuck when you are required to use an old version of
908.
by qudat 5y ago
I’ve never used org-mode but have heard enough about it to be intrigued. If there’s no spec and it’s “whatever the emacs implementation is” then I think there is plenty of room for a plaintext alternative.
909.
by qudat 5y ago
It's handled for your with a library like react-router.
910.
by qudat 5y ago
Ooo I think the tea is burnt
911.
by qudat 5y ago
My wife is a researcher and started delving into doing her own statistical analysis. It's be fun (and frustrating) learning R with her. I agree that dplyr and the tidyverse are some fantastic packges for a software engineer who think
912.
by qudat 5y ago
I’ve seen game devs advertise that their game works natively on Linux and is seen as a positive. My guess is if steam deck takes off there will be more games trying to build natively on Linux.
913.
by qudat 5y ago
I’ve been using corne (40% ortho split) for software development for over a year now. It is most definitely the way to go. Having common symbols ()<>{} be on a layer on the home row is so fantastic for typing speed.
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by qudat 5y ago
> Much simpler than webauthn. Having recently had to upgrade from u2f to webauthn, the complexity involved in getting webauthn right cannot be understated, especially when comparing it to something like OTP. This flow seems simpler but m
915.
by qudat 5y ago
Man I loved the cartoonish style of WoW. Cell shading in general is a timeless look. I mean, 15 years later and people still think it looks decent.
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by qudat 5y ago
Agreed. Subnautica is an incredible game and once I picked it up I couldn’t put it down. I just wanted to keep exploring.
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by qudat 5y ago
Ruby has a severely lacking ecosystem imo and since it is virtually a language to support rails, so I find it hard to believe it will pick up anymore traction than it already has. Static typing, lack of static analysis tooling, and autoform
918.
by qudat 5y ago
Running arch with wayland and sway on a framework. Setting up sleep-then-hibernate via systemd works beautifully. I only lose a few % overnight. That’s the thing with running Linux as a desktop, you’ve gotta tweak it to get it just right. B
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by qudat 5y ago
I've been using `pass` for years. Yes it's more manual but I'm in full control of the password management. There's also a mobile app for ios and ipad that work just fine, including storing OTP.
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The Duality of Software Production(erock.io)
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by qudat 5y ago
I would stop chasing the browser as an OS and try to break the many uses of a browser into multiple sub apps, with specifications to match. This is the reason why Gemini are gaining popularity: the scope is limited and focused on doing one
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by qudat 5y ago
I had more fun with mindustry than factorio. IDK why but I just felt it more approachable
923.
by qudat 5y ago
I must have missed that! I did meander my way to the public suffix list at some point but I must not have searched it properly. Thanks!
924.
by qudat 5y ago
> so it doesn't mean anything to have "ngrok.io" credentials any more than for "com" and WebAuthn won't allow that. Nowhere in the spec did I see where ngrok.io should be excluded as a valid rp id, I looked
925.
by qudat 5y ago
3 months is not a long time at all.
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by qudat 5y ago
We just migrated our web service from u2f api to webauthn and it was a massive pain. It’s true the old keys worked but it relies on using an extensions api within webauthn. Even without backwards compatibility, there are a lot of pieces tha
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by qudat 5y ago
This is where I’d like to go. Manually logging into each bank and downloading CSVs every month is just too much of a burden. I have email notifications for all transactions and a maildir on my dev machine. I just need to write some code t
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by qudat 5y ago
I agree that when nix works, it's great. However, I find debugging docker infinitely easier than debugging nix. I played around with the idea of adding nix for work projects and getting buy-in from other colleagues. But after working
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by qudat 5y ago
> It's a bug with that package, which should check whether the prebuilt blob will work on your distro. I used nix on arch. I tried using nix via flakes and it didn't work. Then I removed flake from the project, loaded `nvm` a
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by qudat 5y ago
After having spent weeks learning nix, I'm convinced that docker is simply a better tool for most use-cases of nix.

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