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by rudasn 4y ago
I've worked from home since 2011 with no issues, but having a 3 year old in the house made it impossible to focus on anything of importance.
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by rudasn 4y ago
Hey! I see you mention graph relations, and was wondering if it would be possible to use SurrealDb to store data about eg people and events and query the database to retrieve "proximity" out of that data, ie number of "hops&q
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by rudasn 4y ago
...once someone else had thought about it and executed them in an intuive manner
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by rudasn 4y ago
Not surprising though, as others have mentioned. GitHub does this too, if you click on the Issues page and change the search query it searches all of github, not just your own repos. But you can't go to the last page of the results (no
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by rudasn 4y ago
Sounds helpful. Does it still download the whole image and run it, or is it using some other method for fetching the data?
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by rudasn 4y ago
Don't waste this opportunity to ask people around you and learn more stuff. Personally I think that's the main reason for working on any project, let alone being your full time job.
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by rudasn 4y ago
Wow ColdFusion! I haven't heard that name since the DreamWeaver days.. Surprised it's still being used today really.
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by rudasn 4y ago
For anyone wondering, just in time was first established by Toyota and other Japanese manufacturers in the 70s and 80s.
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by rudasn 4y ago
Not parent, but if you need headers and footers on each printed page you need to make use of tables.
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by rudasn 4y ago
What? No, the real trick is to find someone who is reliable, honest, consistent and well rounded. Those would be 98% of your staff.
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by rudasn 4y ago
This. I've been in a similar situation, but on the other end. We hired a very expensive (for us) freelancer with the goal of fixing some very critical performance issues. We had all aspects of the issues documented, even line numbers o
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by rudasn 4y ago
Would it be possible to avoid all this mess by imaging a different way to use the web? An access method based on rss (of some sort), in the way "start pages" did it ages ago. So instead of going to a website to get information, th
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by rudasn 4y ago
Being a document database it's not a good candidate for your typical CRUD Web app that has relations and foreign keys and joins and all that. I wouldn't store my main app database in there, I would use postgres (with django most p
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by rudasn 4y ago
So jealous right now!
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by rudasn 5y ago
Yes! Haha completely forgot about that. And the hosting provider was called Dungeons something.. Very dodgy looking website, dad needed a little convincing to give them his CC info
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by rudasn 5y ago
If I remember correctly, Tcl was the first language I coded in. That was in late 90s, I asked my dad to pay some hosting company so I could have IRC bots. I don't think I ever understood how thinhs really worked, but I remember I was a
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by rudasn 5y ago
This is mainly a security release the details of which will be announced in the following days.
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by rudasn 5y ago
Maybe some sort of JSON document database? CouchDB is quite easy to maintain and it has a built-in admin UI you can use to easily edit your documents. To retrieve your JSON documents on the client side you'd use the http api, eg GET &#
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by rudasn 5y ago
This is an April fool's joke, right? Edit: no it's not.. > Footnote: coworkers point out it’s April Fool’s today and request that I clarify this isn’t a joke. Joke’s on them: every day’s April Fool’s in the Tailscale Database E
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by rudasn 5y ago
Hey, welcome to the real world:) This is your job now, so try not to take it too personally and don't forget to find a balance between work and life (yes they are different). Jokes aside, I've been working with 2k - 5k line files
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by rudasn 5y ago
To those building offline desktop apps today, what database do you use and how do you handle migrations and the like? I had some ideas for desktop apps (with electron and nwjs), but that's where I got stuck (and lack of time of course)
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by rudasn 5y ago
Have you heard about Snowden? No imagination required.
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by rudasn 5y ago
The sad part is that policing wasn't good enough or that it was necessary to begin with?
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by rudasn 5y ago
On mobile, in the EU, the Web is unbearable so I mostly use Chrome with JS disabled with very few exceptions. When I care enough about the content I open the page with either Firefox or DDG. Then again I know I'm an exception, as I don
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by rudasn 5y ago
I think I can see where you're going with this.. Email is on my profile, glad to hear from you.
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by rudasn 5y ago
I would use django for this as the built-in admin interface does the things you need, but also because I already know django. But even if you don't already know it, I think you could still deliver in time - the docs are great, there ar
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by rudasn 5y ago
As someone stuck managing bare metal servers behind closed networks, can I use these tools to get insights and alerts on how my servers (and docker services) are doing? It all seems cloud native these days and I'm not sure if it's
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by rudasn 5y ago
Cool thanks for sharing!
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by rudasn 5y ago
Not similar to what I posted above, but similar to another idea I had but didn't pursue as much: remote storage with local indexes, where the remote storage only holds encrypted data (can be postgres or s3 or whatever), and the only wa
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by rudasn 5y ago
I'm on and off spending some time on a (probably) completely useless and really bad idea: a filesystem based document "database" with very basic indexing capabilities, in nodejs. It sounds so horrible, I can't get my min

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