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My guess why Aurelius is considered as the face of stoicism is due to the fact he was an emperor/powerful man. I doubt that the twisted way in which stoicism is viewed today would benefit from selling it as a philosophy of Zeno, who wa
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Rust is hard to get started with, but once you reach optimal development speed, I can't see how you can go back to any other language. I have a production application that runs on Rust. It never crashed (yet), it's rock solid and
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“Developers rewrite tools from dynamic language to statically compiled one - improves performance by 10x” Also, what’s up with 10x everywhere? Why not 9.5x or 11x?
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Working with Systemd Timers
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I self host plausible. Also interested to check GoAccess once I move away from Netlify to my own VPS
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The problem with Clean Code and other architecture porn methodologies, is that they work until they don't. You might follow clean code, until a new teammate comes and he/she has their own opinions about your code, your architectur
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That's interesting. I, however, still spend between 20 and 30 minutes once a week to keep by beancount updated by manually entering the transactions, a habit I perform for the past 14 or so years. At the same time, I did automate 90% o
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I run multiple blogs, although post somewhat actively in one [0]. It uses Astro SSG, deployed to netlify. I want to eventually move to deploy on Hetzner VPS via GitLab CI/CD. [0] https://yieldcode.blog/
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Ask HN: Are forums dead?
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This is very frustrating. It becomes impossible to use the web in a privacy conscious way. I know that Firefox wasn't perfect, but it was the best we had, and I have been a loyal user, despite minor quirks and annoyances. And now this…
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I found that most online communities around solopreneruship tend to split in two major groups: the wanna-be-preneurs who only ask a bunch of generic questions, and the people who promote their products/services. Your best bet is to con
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Thanks, it makes sense, but I somehow missed this requirement. Anyway, my company is registered in the EU.
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Thanks. From my research, .eu seems to used by official EU entities like ECB and other government/EU block/EU fans websites. My biggest concern is being penalized by Google, or being seen as an abusive domain like .lol/.xyz
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Unfortunately, servicename.com is not available. .com's are hard to get. Options other than .eu and .com are not reliable. .org/.net/.biz are kinda niche and have their own associations (non profit/internet provider/
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Ask HN: Dot EU domain instead of dot com?
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Check out “portfolio performance” [0] It’s a desktop and mobile app that can sync via shared drive like iCloud. AFAIK it encrypts the data by password. Supports for tracking stocks, auto update prices from different providers, multi currenc
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The biggest implication of this is that you can no longer buy e-books in amazing and read them on a NON kindle device. On the other hand, I’m not sure if it was possible due to DRM. Anyway, things like this just piss me off. I kind of succu
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The Commoditization of AI
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Welcome to the internet. Astrologers proclaimed the week of DeepSeek, the number of Jevons paradox experts quadrupled.
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Ask HN: Anyone running AI locally? Mind to share your experience?
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This is amazing! But I wish it would use the ledger/beancount file format, as I don't have plans to migrate years of transactions.
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Being able to express yourself with limited words, is a skill everyone should aspire to master. Having said that, the idea of social networks like twitter, is to spark a discussion, otherwise you would write a blog. Discussing ideas in twit
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I find argument like “people love it” a bit weird. People obviously, based on various historic references, REALLY liked gladiator games in Ancient Rome. Would you propose we bring those back to the masses? I meant, shouldn’t we decide what’
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So for users, it's just another alternative of slot machine / time-wasting activity. And for producers, yet another ticket to continue engaging in the capitalist system for the sake of capitalism itself.
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I disagree with your first statement. The amount of times I saw an opinion/statement/fact posted on Twitter, which required me to write a response longer than 120 characters, can't be counted on both hands. At these moments,
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I'd assume that most people wouldn't mind a little alcohol in order to easily navigate social interactions. Now, it doesn't mean I should run a business of offering alcohol stands to social gathering events (at least accordin
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Technological craftsmanship aside, I’m wondering, what’s the use case for these platforms? I don’t debate the value of long form written content (blogs) and video content (YouTube), but even these are mainly polluted with SEO garbage articl
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AFAIK bun is VC backed, so they need to make money at some point, therefore a speculation: They want to make bun an all in one runner in order to vendor lock you in somehow. But I might be wrong. It indeed does not make sense to put such de
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Because they are their own individuals, and they have their own life based on their own experiences. And while I can suggest, or even influence a little, their life choices -- I can't command them to change themselves 180 degrees. Some
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This. It reminds me of the average “indie hacker” mentality: just move to Bali and live off $2-3k. The problem is that it just doesn’t work once you are past a certain age, and suddenly have “adult life”: parter, kids, aging parents. I’d lo
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