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8mo ago
I always wonder when I see one of those hypnosis shows, where someone from the audience makes themselves a docile fool in front of a large crowd, whether they are stooges or it is the real deal. But I wouldn't volunteer to get hypnotis
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Yes, sorry. I thought to add some resources to it, or it would be a too vague comment and found the better phrasing.
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I would formulate it as: The software development lifecycle is inevitable, or you will not have any software. The lifecycle is just not acknowledged and thus implicit to many people. If you hack in Notepad, FTP it to your webserver, then yo
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8mo ago
You can also search for "make invalid states impossible/unrepresentable" [0] to find more info on related practices. See "domain modeling made functional" [0] as a nice example [0] https://geeklaunch.io&#
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The message is just "swamp!" now.
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Trillions even, according to some sources.
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> Decentralization is a great idea in theory. But open networks can't keep you safe. There's no gate, no accountability, no way to guarantee that the person on the other end is real. Decentralization is just a word. It all depe
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https://archive.ph/uiF6V
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Gitlab has also indicated not to be interested as a company to develop this themself, and esp. not given all the other demands they get from their customer base. The epic you refer to had been closed for this reason, but was later reopened
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Not sure if this has any relation but Youtube front page since a couple minutes is void of video's, just top menu and a black page, and the recommended videos sidebar is completely empty too.
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> Firms are already incentivised by profit to not waste Anecdotal but my perception is that clothing has become so extremely low quality, and I assume dirt cheap to produce, that they have less of an incentive to let it go to waste. When
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8mo ago
Perhaps tongue in cheek, yet I wouldn't call this nsa.tech as it does not instill trust. Note that the Docs and Github links on the site do not work.
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There is no "fundamental free-ness" for vids stored on YT. Videos are stored to serve the business plan of Youtube and under the rules Google sets for them, where they serve their advertisement and surveillance capitalism business
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I may have misunderstood your need, but you might host issues/PR's from a Codeberg mirror, and use webhooks to sync with your self-hosted forgejo. https://docs.codeberg.org/advanced/using-webhooks/
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Besides public forgejo instances [0] there are a couple of professional service providers [1] that you may look into for your setup. [0] https://delightful.coding.social/delightful-forgejo/#public-... [1] https:/
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It is still everyone's responsibility, just not to equal extent. That petrolstate also rose to power through democratic elections.
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Quiet: Quit Big Tech Never Look Back
(tryquiet.org)
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And soon XSLT. https://xslt.rip/
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Promptware
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In addition hypergrowth isn't needed. Grow naturally and healthy or just be sustainable, that's okay too.
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FModel: Accelerate development of compositional, safe and ergonomic applications
(fraktalio.com)
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Not books, but some inspiring resources. FModel [0] is a set of patterns for functional reactive DDD on the basis of event sourcing. In particular the Decider pattern is a great way to model aggregates, and test them using Scenario's t
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The Gnome Village: Treads fight, gnomes cooperate (2025)
(happihacking.com)
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Former EU, there's Gleam.
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Data Consistency: transactions, delays and long-running processes
(binaryigor.com)
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> They've been incentivizing it for years. There is also NGI Sargasso which had EU grants being awarded to collaborations between parties in the EU and the US, working on internet innovation projects. Looks like that funding program
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The EU being our peace project, which both Russia and the US now want to undo.
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Just installed. It looks very neat, but I wonder how accurate the compass is. I am in a train now on a completely straight track and I get compass deviation of >60° as if the train is making curves all the time. OpenStreetmap places me i
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Now here's a type-safe functional programming language I recently bumped into, which with their focus on simplicity, ease of use, and developer experience, and compiling to either Erlang or Javascript, is really tempting to delve in de
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Matrix, Discourse. I wish that Signal supported it though.
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