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by stockkid 7y ago
I wonder if the ProtonMail server will ever be open source. It'd be pretty cool to see the code and possibly self host, although having source code available might allow spammers to abuse the system.
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by stockkid 7y ago
Cool, I didn't know it existed, but I'll check it out from time to time! What was the main reason for requests to open source the project? I'm curious because personally I don't really mind if a job board is open or clos
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by stockkid 7y ago
> And say what you will about Electron being a memory hungry beast... but it is what allows me to make this jump now, at all. I never thought about it that way, but this is kind of true. Many apps I use everyday on Linux are available o
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by stockkid 7y ago
I don't think it's generally helpful to keep a backlog of something one is building by oneself. The reason is that a solo developer is able to hold in their short term memory what they are working on now and what needs to be done
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Migrating pkg/errors to Go 1.13 errors(mycodesmells.com)
3 points by stockkid 7y ago|0 comments
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by stockkid 7y ago
In Go, there is an official, experimental project called gomobile [0] that allows one to generate a Java or Objective C binding to be used in mobile projects based on Go source code. It comes with some restrictions and is still deemed exper
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by stockkid 7y ago
I see, I didn't know that their frontend was that old. I also didn't know the difference between angular 1 and other angular. It was not fair to say "constantly rewriting". I wonder in how many years they, or other users
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by stockkid 7y ago
I'm excited for the new products that this version will enable them to ship. At the same time, interesting that they completely rewrote an angular app with react. I wonder if that was truly necessary and if their engineering effort cou
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by stockkid 7y ago
I have been building and using an open source solution called Dnote [0] for the past two years. Maybe it could help you and others in search for a solution. I used to write down information in note-taking apps but doing so didn't help
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by stockkid 7y ago
I had a similar thought when I landed on the site. On the other hand, some features/trends of modern websites could improve some aspects of our user experience. For instance, automatically getting my location could be sometimes useful.
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by stockkid 7y ago
Contrary to the author's point, I don't think a git commit becomes more beneficial to the readers by adding a human context. Building "compassion and trust" actually distracts readers from the essence of the commit: what
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by stockkid 7y ago
I see how my comment was confusing. In capacitor, when you initialize a project for a platform (IOS, Android, etc), a bunch of native source code is generated and they are not overwritten.
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by stockkid 7y ago
> it just feels like a lot of work whenever I log in to it so it gets pretty neglected. My alternative is to store notes about contacts in random spreadsheets, text files, or something like Joplin. Interesting. Could you elaborate why it
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by stockkid 7y ago
I use Dropbox to sync select directories that are important. So far it is working well for me because there is almost zero maintenance.
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by stockkid 7y ago
I normally save things such as new vocabulary I come across, in English and other languages, steps to solve pesky linux issues, snippets, solutions from StackOverflow, etc. I documented my method and outcomes in the following articles: * h
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by stockkid 7y ago
Am I right in understanding that `@ionic/react` is a set of UI components that are mobile-friendly?
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by stockkid 7y ago
One of the main differences is that Capacitor projects treat build artifacts as source code, and hence the artifacts are to be version controlled. I thought such aspect was kind of nice for cases in which you need some customization. Here i
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by stockkid 7y ago
Is there a such plug-in?
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Stripe CLI – A command-line tool for Stripe(github.com)
3 points by stockkid 7y ago|0 comments
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by stockkid 7y ago
> prioritize public safety in designing its encryption by enabling law enforcement to gain access to illegal content I don't think it works that way. Serious criminals that we really want to catch are probably not coordinating their
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by stockkid 7y ago
This is indeed very nice for maintaining things such as indices for full text search. Solutions based on triggers never felt easier to maintain because triggers were one step removed from the table itself.
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by stockkid 7y ago
I do not think that it provides much more value than other simpler solutions already do. I might be wrong, so please correct me, but the main problem styled-component solves is already solved by css-module. In this light, styled-component s
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by stockkid 7y ago
Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World narrated by Jack Weatherford was quite cool to listen to.
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by stockkid 7y ago
I think Dan Luu's website is kind of cool [0] because visually there's no frills, just content. - [0] http://danluu.com/
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by stockkid 7y ago
I used to use Evernote to organize what I learn, but I was never satisfied. The reason was that: 1. Once I wrote something down, I forgot about it and never looked back. (No spaced repetition) 2. I had to launch an external application and
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by stockkid 7y ago
I just login to my email service provider on a browser to check my email. During work I keep a tab open and it gives me alert when emails come in. Are there any advantages that email clients such as thunderbird can offer me?
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by stockkid 7y ago
Yes, it's an open source software called Dnote [0]. I wrote it two years ago and have been using it since. The two main features are: * putting in new information without switching environment * getting automated weekly email digests L
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by stockkid 7y ago
Thanks for sharing. Could you help me see clearly the value offered by your product? In my case, I have a word document that I only occasionally export to pdf when I'm searching for new opportunities, let's say once every two year
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by stockkid 7y ago
You are actually not alone. You need to revisit new information because we forget things exponentially unless we remind ourselves. In psychology, such pattern is shown by the forgetting curve [0]. Similar to you, I was concerned once that I
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Swedish school fined over $20k for using facial recognition on students(businessinsider.com)
2 points by stockkid 7y ago|0 comments

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