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by ramon156 11mo ago
Are you talking about non-business customers? B2B is a lot more rewarding in this sense. When you've found your power-user any piece of feedback is useful. If it's good enough for them, then the rest typically follows. This also k
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by ramon156 11mo ago
> A successor to the iconic original Jolla Phone from 2013 does anyone own this 2013 version? why did it not crash the market? Also, will my banking app be supported on sailfishOS?
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by ramon156 11mo ago
The update was to update it to 3MB (paid 10MB)
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by ramon156 11mo ago
Without sounding negative, i see a lot of bells and whistles For UX it seems better to only show features when you need it. You're up against a physical notepad. Maybe I'm not the target audience
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I find blogging to be a step further than screaming into my mic daily and transcribing it. At least I can formulate it a bit better when I type.
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by ramon156 11mo ago
> If you think things suck now, just make it better This completely ignores the fact we're doing this for our boss, not for ourselves
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by ramon156 11mo ago
Sometimes bosses will repeat your idea to sound like he solutioned it for you, without taking e.g. workload or priority into account. I haven't met a boss that wasn't incompetent. Not saying they don't exist, though.
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by ramon156 11mo ago
What would be the benefit?
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by ramon156 11mo ago
How does this compare to cloudflare or even a self-hosted tailscale tunnel? Also do you collect any data? Privacy says > We do not collect, store, or sell your personal data. But I guess personal data is a bit ambiguous. You're at t
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by ramon156 11mo ago
We actually use this version of never a lot in our code at $WORK ``` export function never(message?: string): never { throw new Error(message ?? 'Reached an impossible state'); } const [foo = never()] = dbQueryThatReturnsOn
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I don't know enough about ASM. Are u saying the first one is more optimal because it is faster or because it uses less instructions? Would this reflect a real world use case? Do any other compilers (e.g. V8) optimize modulo's into
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by ramon156 11mo ago
Hey, I remember your "Rust 1.0, ten years later" post. Good stuff!
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I actually liked @T because you would pronounce it as "At T". You could say "The address at T". Curious why people hated it, I might be missing something.
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I don't think his goal was to get the fastest voxel engine. Most projects just start with "That's stupid... but what if I did it anyway?"
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I would say hug of death is very different to an outage due to an error. Still good to own up ofcourse!
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by ramon156 11mo ago
Maintain on codeberg, mirror to GH. Tell everyone to contribute on CB done.
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I can definitely tell. Some sites just seem to give zero fucks about usability, just that it looks pretty. It's a shame
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Ask HN: What's the current go-to for replacing Spotify's "Discover Weekly?"
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by ramon156 11mo ago
My post had the privilege of being on front page for a few minutes. I got some very fair criticism because it wasn't really a solid article and was written when traveling on a train when I was already tired and hungry. I don't thi
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by ramon156 11mo ago
Sure, for personal stuff i mostly remember the issue. I can even provide which code snippet it is. For communicating with others that wouldn't fly
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by ramon156 11mo ago
Forgejo is what codeberg runs on, which imo is an awesome alternative to github
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by ramon156 11mo ago
> To avoid this problem, I created my own bug tracker software, buggy, which is a very simple C tool that parses plain Markdown files and creates a single HTML page for each bug. I love this. I used to be a big fan of linear (because the
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I can guarantee some dutch banks are also locked into MS. Maybe not the big ones that actually need to care about tech, but the ones that don't care about tech went head-first into Microsoft Suite these last few years. Its' an awf
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I can't fathom why you would give one parlement all the power. This is the root issue of America right now, individual states have less and less power every year.
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by ramon156 11mo ago
First paragraph already assumes a lot. We're a team of 5, but no, I cannot tell anyone my concerns or problems. I've read somewhere that company politics is necessary. Whether that's true, I'll probably never know.
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by ramon156 11mo ago
While this blog post is pretty useless, it's a hell of a lot better than the LinkedIn posts about the outage... my god, I wish the "Not interested" button worked.
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by ramon156 11mo ago
> Builds would take 9 to 24 months depending on the complexity of the project. I might be stupid, are you saying a build would take 9 to 24 months to finish?
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by ramon156 11mo ago
Do other professions expect you to work during personal time? At least blue collar people are done when they get told they're done I get your viewpoint though, physically exhausting work is probably much worse. I do want to point out t
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by ramon156 11mo ago
> I'm rewriting my DNA in Rust https://news.ysimulator.run/item/3725 None of them even questioned the idea
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by ramon156 11mo ago
I've almost ran out of Claude on the Web credits. If they announce that they're going to support Opus then I'm going to be sad :'(

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