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tionis
3y ago
Yes, you can set the temperature to 0, then they should be deterministic.
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tionis
3y ago
It's just markdown files. I use obsidian with vimwiki for quick notes in hierarchical markdow file structure, using git for sync.
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tionis
3y ago
Discord uses it for their backend I think. Interestingly WhatsApp's backend is also built on Beam, but using Erlang directly instead.
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tionis
3y ago
rsync.net I'm not a large customer in any way, but they were very accommodating when I had problems
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tionis
3y ago
How's the pricing and bus factor compared to purelymail?
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tionis
3y ago
Oort is a “programming game” where you write Rust code to control a fleet of spaceships. Your code is responsible for the engines, weapons, radar, and communications of ships ranging from tiny missiles to massive cruisers.
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tionis
3y ago
Also interesting is the language the original author of fennel then went on to make (with the knowledge gained by creating fennel): https://janet-lang.org Still has a smaller community though and less appeal in the indie game sc
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tionis
3y ago
I like using pairdrop.io with the snapdrop android app
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3y ago
Have you tried vis? https://github.com/martanne/vis
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3y ago
Yes it does: https://janet-lang.org/api/index.html#-%3E%3E
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tionis
3y ago
Some of the syntax improvements around variables and lists remind me of fish[1] [1]: https://fishshell.com/
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Memex is a secure archiving tool that offers a user interface similar to Git's
(c9x.me)
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4y ago
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Git Forge Apps: Why Git forges are serverless computing providers
(blog.vmsplice.net)
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4y ago
Interesting, I quite like the idea of using the benefits of blockchain like architectures on a way more lightweight foundation like git repos. This architecture uses git remotes as identities, right? Wouldn't a public-key based infra
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tionis
4y ago
I think the syntax puts most people off, as they are used to c-like languages.
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tionis
4y ago
Wouldn't measurements of ping between keyfob and car be able to detect such attacks?
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4y ago
I also like the write up about its internal data structure. It really helped me understand how to build my own git based tools. So thanks for that!
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tionis
4y ago
It can already do that using a feature called "bridges"
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tionis
4y ago
HedgeDoc uses Y.js under the hood
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4y ago
I've been using purelymail for some time and never had any problems with it
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4y ago
Awesome! I quite like the trend in note-taking software lately, I'm also currently building a similar obsidian-compatible tool: https://github.com/tionis/glyph
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tionis
4y ago
I see, seems I confused two things, I stand corrected.
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tionis
4y ago
Yes, rsync.net does support zfs send and receive, they have a special discount for that
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tionis
4y ago
I personally use ihatemoney.org together with the moneybuster app and am quite happy with it. Especially thanks to it's simple to use API and UI
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4y ago
Well there is git-appraise[1] used by Google which stores it's data in the git repo itself. [1]: https://github.com/google/git-appraise
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Gerbil Scheme, a meta-dialect of Scheme with post-modern features
(cons.io)
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5y ago
What OP describes sounds like the German systems with the abstraction system I think it's called.
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5y ago
What makes you think this is shadowbanned?
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The Dumbest IRC Bot
(drewdevault.com)
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5y ago
On i3 there is autorandr which does something similar, but of course i3 being i3 you have to configure the outputs manually with xrandr the first time.
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