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throwaway77384
6y ago
Thanks!
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Thanks!
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6y ago
What is this M&A process he keeps referring to?
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6y ago
How does this compare to something like https://github.com/valyala/fastjson ?
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6y ago
How does one create a society that is both free and yet safeguarded against this kind of egregious, unnecessary and possibly dangerous amassing of wealth and power in the hands of so very few people?
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6y ago
And now I get it. That's all the explanation I needed. Thank you :)
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6y ago
Would you say CapRover is 'more complicated' or more suited to bigger projects than Dokku? I gave it a good hard look before deciding on Dokku, as my use case was so simple, but wondering whether it'll scale.
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6y ago
To chime in here, containers all the way. Started with buildpacks as that seemed like the ultimate zero-conf approach (like Heroku), but very slow, so switched to Containers. Works a charm.
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You know, it's funny that presumably this explanation of the permutation test is intended for people with very little / no knowledge of statistics. And yet, I still don't get it. Like, at all. I feel like I'd make a very
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6y ago
Pinephone and Librem 5 have these afaik. Purism laptops do as well, I believe.
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6y ago
As someone who once lived in London for about 10 years: Go anywhere else. Yes, fewer opportunities, but not NO opportunities. And what you may lose in salary, you will win doubly and triply in quality of life, lower living costs, lower tra
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6y ago
Is anyone here using Caddy with Dokku? I'd love to replace Nginx with a technology I know.
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Yup, never meant this to come across as assigning a 'fault', was just pointing it out, as I was interested in the headline and then suddenly it stopped ;)
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6y ago
The headline is actually: "WhatsApp eyes lending feature in India as Amazon rolls out Pay Later to tens of thousands of customers" Not sure whether this should be amended?
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6y ago
I was a (technical, mostly) project manager for about 10 years and then decided I didn't like that career anymore. I am indeed trying to get a small product out there. If, however, that does not work, I'd be looking into employmen
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Dokku + Hetzner + CloudFlare here. It's just so simple. I love it. I have noticed that deploys eat HDD for breakfast. Prune often. ("docker system df" helps show stats on space usage). I have also read many optimisation guide
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Interesting to see. Been a computer-person all my life, but only started programming with Python like 4 years ago. Switched from Python to Go after about a year. Go just seemed much easier to work with. I have still, to this day, not made
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Yup. One recent (well, not recent, it's been like 6 months) issue is that after about 1h30min-1h50min the sound from the PC (XFCE Manjaro) corrupts (starts to crackle and gets worse until unbearable). The only fix I have been able to c
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I am reasonably certain that it won't be long until ad-blocking becomes a whole different ballgame. Ublock will become an ever-updated trained model which real-time blocks ads. I have always wanted ad-blocking smart-glasses. The browse
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Interesting. It would appear I have been downvoted by someone for asking a question, which is a strange thing to do. Anyway, I thank you for your comment. I now feel I understand the matter / intent behind AMP a little better.
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7y ago
I am inclined to agree with this comment indeed. Having had to learn a lot about these things recently (and trying to stay away from frameworks), it is quite difficult to not feel 'boxed in' by the rules imposed by React, Vue, etc
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"Google has nothing to gain from hurting the open web ecosystem." I really want to believe this. But how does AMP fit into this? I feel it is quite counter to the idea of an open web. Please do not take this as an attack or critic
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7y ago
What happened there? I am not in the loop on this, so wouldn't mind getting some more details.
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Interesting stuff! Thanks for sharing :)
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I mean, with the dawn of webassembly, I feel as though things are going to get closed off more and more. We've had this with flash and java applets too. Ultimately I hope an open internet will prevail. Otherwise we will not be able t
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I absolutely love projects like this. It's so interesting working within these constraints. So, js1k is not continuing? On the js1k site I can't see anything stating this. Nothing on the subreddit either. Where is that information
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Oh Sonos, you have caused me so much joy and pain. I have multiple wifi access points in my (solid brick) house, because nothing seems to be able to penetrate these walls. When Sonos works it's great. When it doesn't, I end up spe
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I've hosted a few things on Netlify's free tier. Very, very convenient, I must say. A bit like Heroku also. And just like with Heroku, you get the nice free offering and the second you out-grow that, costs explode like crazy (and
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https://workers.cloudflare.com/sites Though, as a word of caution, they have a limit of 30 sites at the moment, which cannot be lifted unless you are on an enterprise account. So, YMMV. For a single static site, it's r
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not sure why you're getting downvoted, but I'd agree, it's really useful to have this summary!
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