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6y ago
Also fun to go back to a much earlier version: https://web.archive.org/web/20130807124247/https://github.co...
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6y ago
Forcing payment for the data will make some of these business model not work, and I'm all for that. It's not about users receiving a few dollars, it's companies having to pay all them.
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6y ago
If you're already using typescript, why not also .tsx? It's easy to map to your own components.
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6y ago
You excel in cultural exports still.
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6y ago
Ah interesting! I do use zsh and didn't know this didn't exist in bash.
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6y ago
Sounds interesting, but sadly a dead link =(
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6y ago
cat debian.iso > /dev/sdg Does this win the award? < debian.iso > /dev/sdg
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ECMAScript 4: The Missing Version
(evertpot.com)
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6y ago
There's also the WeakRef proposal: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-weakrefs
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6y ago
Notion would be a killer app for me if it used an open hypermedia protocol and the ability to run/link to my own endpoints.
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6y ago
In case people want to build this on Ubuntu, I needed the following apt install build-essential rustc cargo libgtk-3-dev libgdk-pixbuf2.0-dev libssl-dev Gemini sites load so fast, it's a little crazy. I played around with Gophe
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6y ago
I'm getting redirected from www.sdf.org to sdf.org, but now I'm curious.
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6y ago
It's time for a browser-level cookie consent API. The web interfaces are almost always a pain, especially on mobile. This would also open the door to extensions that just default consent to 'no'. This can't be the defaul
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6y ago
Then why have a minimum wage at all?
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6y ago
The XPS13 optionally comes with Ubuntu preinstalled. Haven't had to fight drivers in a while (on my second XPS 13).
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6y ago
Nice to see someone standing up. I have a hard time understanding how developers with options to move to different companies ethically justify working for companies like Amazon, Facebook, Oracle or Walmart.
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6y ago
If you can't afford to pay employees a decent wage, you shouldn't be in business. Minimum wages should be raised and nonviable businesses should adapt or go under. Amazon is not in this category
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7y ago
Why did your implementation have a case-sensitive check for a fixed list of algorithms, and why are you blacklisting vs. whitelisting acceptable algorithms? 'Old, stable' codebase or not... this is production code for a security p
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7y ago
Do you have a link to one of those videos? Would love to see one. Also reminds me of Factorio
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7y ago
> Although utf8 is currently an alias for utf8mb3, at some point utf8 will become a reference to utf8mb4. To avoid ambiguity about the meaning of utf8, consider specifying utf8mb4 explicitly for character set references instead of utf8.
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7y ago
I've been using bash/zsh for 18 years and did not know about ctrl-W, ctrl-Y. This might be a game changer for me!
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7y ago
No experience with the Pi, but I ran it on a free EC2 instance and synapse loves RAM, so I have doubt.
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7y ago
Seems like a poor excuse. You can make a read-only version of a Wiki without running wiki software. Just mirror the HTML. At the very least they could have made this open source
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7y ago
Fun fact: many IETF documents are written in Markdown now and converted to the other formats you are used to.
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7y ago
Hi everyone! I am a software engineer with 17 years of professional experience. My primary focus is on API design and general software architecture on the web. I am strictly looking for contract-based work, so if you have a great project an
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7y ago
Do you have data? Or is this anecdotal?
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7y ago
It's kinda weird to compare REST to RPC protocols though. It's a completely different paradigm. Maybe you're just building a HTTP API without the REST part? (JSON-RPC is a thing)
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Common No-CORS Misconceptions
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7y ago
Thank you! I hadn't seen
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7y ago
I would be very interest in a variant that's looking for non-fulltime. It's getting tougher as a freelancer too
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