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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Does anyone else feel uneasy about a terminal extending your desktop/server’s exposure beyond its current attack surface?
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
SQLite is an incredible piece of software, and its commitment to backward compatibility is deeply admirable. But that same promise has also become a limitation. v3.0 was first released in 2004—over 20 years ago—and the industry has changed
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Sad news. Typepad brings backs fond memories of early personal "weblog", Web 1.0/2.0 era, Six Apart & Movable Type.
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Kind of amazing Alyssa didn’t end up working at Apple (instead of Intel).
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
> The example I'm going to use is YNAB. If you haven't used it, YNAB is like a paid version of Mint. I'm glad this analogy was used ... because I too feel like OAuth and Open Banking is effectively the same thing. Am I a
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Why is this framed as “Daily Payments”? Isn’t that kind of vs just saying something like “VP received $X amount of money from Y vendor to be selected”
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Here’s also some good recommendations: https://jcs.org/2023/07/12/api
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
With so many new AI editors popping up, it feels like the Zed team is in a tough “lose/lose” spot. If they stick to their current path—focusing on craftsmanship and letting their world-class talent build the best editor—they risk falli
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Palatir is a Defense Contractor. Historically people considered such companies to be in the business of building & selling defense equipment (like bombs). But nowadays, this also includes cyber & AI. https://www.palantir.
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
> "the site itself won’t be going anywhere for a while" Seems people focused too much on the phrase "I am happy to report". When the actual key phrase people missed was "for a while". In hindsight, that im
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Genuinely curious: for remote based company with large numbers of employees - what is the best way to handle this? Note: you typically want it to all happen on the same day, which makes it impractical for someone in HR to call 150 separate
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
That's just the normal look of the font they are using (which I'm not a fan of either if that's what you're implying) https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/aktiv-grotesk-extended
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Reminder: terminal multiplexers (like TMUX, Zellij, and Screen) are terminals too — even if often overlooked as such. So, if your multiplexer lacks support for certain features, it will limit functionality in advanced terminals like Kitty o
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
I wonder what Pieter Levels uses, since all of his apps are PHP based and he has a number of AI/ML offerings these days. https://levels.io/
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Your post are always some of my favorite, seriously. Always super informative & friendly :)
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
I hear this talked about in the past but is it still true today? I've at least never experienced it (and I stick to the Stable/Release channel). I have 4 AP, 9 cameras, NVR and Dream Machine - I guess I got lucky over the 2.5 year
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
What issues did you encounter when using Unifi? From what I’ve seen, Unifi seems like the closest to an "Apple-like" experience - especially given how much more robust their capabilities are compared to most other providers.
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Network effects create strong moats. Just look at FB, GitHub, LinkedIn, etc…
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
I appreciate the craftsmanship of Oxide — it’s like a finely handcrafted Swiss watch. I just hope they can survive in a world dominated by relatively inexpensive, general-purpose Apple Watches.
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Cool idea and I can see myself using this. My iPhone 14 Pro was incorrectly identified as an iPhone 11 though. Maybe it doesn’t matter since both have the same screen size, but it can be confusing since the wrong model identified even if it
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Not knowing that Dropbox offered a password manager … I misinterpreted the headline to mean I could no longer log into my Dropbox account with a password anymore (and thought they were forcing passkeys).
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
OT: really appreciate the web design of the site. Simple, clean, info dense, and good contrast.
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
> I had thought I favorited a comment, but I can't find it again; someone had linked to a presentation from WhatsApp after I left, and they have some absurd number of nodes in clusters now. Maybe one of these links: https:/&
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
Would this be like XAML? Didn’t Firefox build its UI in XAML long ago? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Application_Marku... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8730903
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
This is a complex topic. For example, if you grew up in an English-speaking country, your computer likely defaulted to Arial or Helvetica as its sans-serif font. Over time, your brain became familiar with how words looked in those typefaces
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
The difficulty I have with many so-called legible fonts is that they’re often not very readable . Legibility refers to how easily individual characters can be identified. But good readability depends on how easily your brain can recogniz
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
A lot of people want to replicate Pieter Levels success https://x.com/levelsio https://x.com/levelsio/status/1457315274466594817
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
People love inexpensive goods. Inexpensive goods leads to reduced quality (to a point it’s acceptable).
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by tiffanyh 1y ago
The perf was remarkably impressive & a testament to the team. Sad to hear about the team & shutdown. What’s the next best alternative for server use (CachyOS)?
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Google says 'Big Sleep' AI tool found [SQLite] bug hackers planned to use(therecord.media)
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