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by sauercrowd 2y ago
strongly disagree here. This works if - your IDE/language server is performant - all the tools are fully set up - you know how to query the specific semantic entity you're looking for (remembering shortcuts) - you are only interes
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by sauercrowd 2y ago
Open source as a byproduct of a company absolutely works - it's been proven by tons of tech companies. But if you open source your revenue-generating parts, and only charge for support/managed version/enterprisey features you
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by sauercrowd 2y ago
qlot has lockfile support with qlfile.lock
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by sauercrowd 2y ago
that is actually really cool - I always felt like (and surely am not the only one) that vim is great keybindings but an okay editor. If someone addresses this that'd be incredible. I was watching thorsten and the primeagen's chat
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by sauercrowd 2y ago
i definitely agree, and Id LOVE a snappy editor, but I struggle to trade thay off with everything else other editors provide
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by sauercrowd 2y ago
Cool to see a new editor in the arena with a lot of resources behind it, but I'm trying to find the selling point besides "it's really quick". Great feature but there's a lot more stuff I need for a truly outstandin
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
this way you can still see your existing recommendations, but you dont influence them unless you want to i often start watching a video, enjoying but there's no great flow to then bring it back into your recommendations once youre in a
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Show HN: YouTube private mode Chrome extension(github.com)
1 points by sauercrowd 3y ago|2 comments
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
> those things what things?
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
? Why?
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
very different from my perception - from unusual davids approach was to how the rails team formed through Toby and the others, merging with that other frameworks... so many small bits of history that are hard to digg up anywhere I wouldn&#x
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
Google: We're shutting down Google domains cause we need to focus. Also Google: Here's the pollen API you guys have been asking for for ages.
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
That's a fair point, but that's essentially what fly does. If the only purpose of your VM is to serve your app (and not as a workspace for you or stuff like that), fly's great because you don't need to do any plumbing to
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
Also - this is worth calling out If coldstarts are a problem, things like fly.io are incredible. Just set the minimum amount of instances to 1, pay 5$ a month and you don't need to deal with anything. It wasn't immediately obvious
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
really depends on the traffic, but even if you're service ends up running 24x7 you'll end up paying about 10 dollars for a 1CPU/0.5GB RAM instance. So for a lot of stuff Cloudrun will actually work out pretty cheap. Don'
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
what are you referring to with "billions of handouts"?
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
Using the docker container is a breeze - add a POSTGRES_PASSWORD env variable and you're all set. I'd be curios how it performs for a TB of data but I would be surprised if it straight out breaks. https://hub.docker.com
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
This a great summary - also a really good argument I observer when using GitHub's Copilot. Using copilot makes it much harder to pick up new programming languages cause you'll end up working on much higher abstractions, since copi
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Adding tail call optimization to Python(blog.jonas.foo)
3 points by sauercrowd 3y ago|0 comments
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by sauercrowd 3y ago
I've been thinking about the same thing - this feels like it deserves a native API, so we can get rid of all these dark patterns currently being employed.
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by sauercrowd 4y ago
Does anyone have a TLDR/highlights of the release?
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by sauercrowd 4y ago
pdfgrep is great. Worked like a charme to diff updates to a contract
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Assemblyscript Removes WASI Support(twitter.com)
11 points by sauercrowd 4y ago|8 comments
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The bizzare world of parsing dates in Spark 2(blog.jonas.earth)
2 points by sauercrowd 4y ago|0 comments