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by sondr3 7y ago
Amazon is! https://aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/opensource/aws-sponsorship-o...
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by sondr3 7y ago
Man, I miss what.cd, not just for the content but for the obsessive users they had and the collections they made. Want all albums with a shoe as the cover? They have a collection for that. Want good music to start a journey into classical m
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by sondr3 7y ago
Using `nix` I have an alias called `serve` that runs `nix run nixpkgs.caddy -c caddy -host 0.0.0.0 -port 8000 browse` which will download Caddy if it is not in my cache and then run it. It's one of my favorite aliases and I use it way
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by sondr3 7y ago
It is included but disabled by default[0]. [0]: https://create-react-app.dev/docs/making-a-progressive-web-a...
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by sondr3 7y ago
Agreed, this together with how they handled the redesign of the website left a sour taste in my mouth. Especially with the promised retrospective that has been promised for over a year now; there have been at least two posts on the internal
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by sondr3 7y ago
Negative feedback does not mean your product is bad, just look at the Show HN post for Dropbox (and discussions about this post): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863 . I especially love that the top post is someone say
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Gitea 1.10.0 Released(blog.gitea.io)
107 points by sondr3 7y ago|16 comments
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by sondr3 7y ago
Same thing when I worked in a convenience store in Norway, bananas were far and away the most sold item, even during very busy seasonal peaks.
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by sondr3 8y ago
Now this is intriguing to me, do you have any pointers for a setup like this?
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by sondr3 8y ago
Do you have a public repo for your blog? I couldn't find anything on GitHub.
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by sondr3 8y ago
Mostly that Emacs only exports to HTML without any context of the content, in a blog you'd like to extract the metadata which org-mode doesn't, it just exports the whole buffer as HTML. I've been thinking about writing a blog
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by sondr3 8y ago
As much as it pains me, org-mode is no better than Markdown when it comes to standards or implementations. There's basically just one de facto implementation of it, and it has no specification or standard. There are parsers out there,
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by sondr3 8y ago
I really enjoy using https://makemeapassword.ligos.net for xkcd-style passwords because the sentences you get are a lot easier to write as they sort of follow the natural syntax of English, yet are still completely nonsense. My
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by sondr3 8y ago
I can vouch for CLion with intellij-rust, it is by far the best Rust editor/IDE available at the moment. RLS still suffers from slow/no auto completion and crashes too much for my liking. The pace and features that are coming out
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by sondr3 8y ago
I'd also like to mention that getting to the documentation for anything with Rust is fairly annoying, mostly because a ton of the stuff in the book links to the first edition and getting from the first edition to the current one is rea
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by sondr3 8y ago
Might be, but in general the attitude and laws surrounding ownership of code (and most anything else) is very different in Norway, and I would assume Sweden. Here anything you make is explicitly yours and you have full ownership over it, ev
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by sondr3 8y ago
I've moved away from using any kind of script embedded in my webpages for tracking and instead just use Goaccess ( https://goaccess.io/ ) to analyze my logs. Though there are obvious caveats with this, you need to instal
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by sondr3 8y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to create a uBlock Origin like thing that automatically opt you out of everything on a website instead of having to go three menus down just do click them.
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by sondr3 8y ago
As the other commenter mentioned, it's beautifully typeset, do you have any hints for someone who writes a fair bit of math in LaTeX?
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by sondr3 8y ago
5MB is nothing compared to what you'd use for a similar project in node or Python or Ruby. Sure, it's not the tiniest it could be, but using tools like strip, not including debug symbols etc it gets pretty damn small. Honestly tho
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by sondr3 8y ago
I’ve been meaning to start my own Pleroma instance due do the excessive hardware requirements of the Mastodon client. How would you compare the two projects since you’ve used both?
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by sondr3 8y ago
Personally: - Issue due dates ( https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/3794 ) - Approval/comments on pull requests ( https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/3748 ) - Multiple a
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by sondr3 8y ago
Gitea is a fork of Gogs, so it has everything on that list and more. Sadly Gitea suffers from the usual problem that open source projects has, poor documentation. If you really want to compare feature lists, here's the one listed on th
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by sondr3 8y ago
The biggest difference is the community around them, Gogs is more or less the brainchild of Unknwon and he used to have a tendency to just drop of the planet and Gogs would sit still for weeks (or even months) at a time without anyone being
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by sondr3 9y ago
Which is why I personally use Gitea, which is super light and performs very well. But it only has a fraction of the features of GitLab so it's not an apples to apples comparison, but my personal projects and my friends it works just fi
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by sondr3 9y ago
That video looked like something straight out of a low budget horror film, poor bird.
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by sondr3 9y ago
From what I've gathered and seen around the web the problem isn't really that git isn't decentralized, it's that it's purely a code versioning tool. With GitHub you have a community, an issue tracker, a wiki, possib
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by sondr3 9y ago
This is a recent development however, the first few years of using SASS was with Ruby and more often than not Compass as well. In the context of what he’s talking about he is not wrong.
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by sondr3 9y ago
Where can I find this patch? I'm on one of the ASUS routers but want to try out LEDE, but don't want reduced throughput.
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by sondr3 9y ago
PHK had a talk he gave to my local Linux/BSD group a few months back and it was a really engaging and fun talk, so it doesn't surprise me that this was a good read. I've used Varnish for fun quite a bit and seeing his talk ma

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