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by tylershuster 4y ago
I've switched over a fairly large transit client to PMTiles hosted on CloudFlare for their dynamic map and am switching another large transit client to using https://github.com/maptiler/tileserver-gl with MBTiles
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by tylershuster 4y ago
I just switched to protonmaps on cloudflare from Mapbox and went from $500-100 a month to abut $5 a month.
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by tylershuster 4y ago
Purification — Deification — Theosis. 6 Remember him—before the silver cord is severed, and the golden bowl is broken; before the pitcher is shattered at the spring, and the wheel broken at the well, 7 and the dust returns t
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by tylershuster 4y ago
Is there consensus on that?
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by tylershuster 4y ago
If you accept the existence of angels and demons, you already do.
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by tylershuster 4y ago
This is kind of interesting. I might try the rice. Kind of strange that the author didn't try sorghum, which I have tried and works pretty well. It's much smaller than corn, but it has a similar texture. I call it "spoon-pop&
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by tylershuster 4y ago
That’s fine. But the book is definitely not just for “anti-modernists.”
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by tylershuster 4y ago
If you need some pointers about a specific subject feel free to email me at t@fust.us
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by tylershuster 4y ago
Unfortunately, no. I was hired as a WordPress developer on a team that did a lot of Drupal work, so I was able to gently ease into doing small projects. Understanding the Drupal render pipeline will help you immensely, but it is complicated
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by tylershuster 4y ago
I moved from building sites on WordPress to Drupal about 5 years ago and never looked back. Thankfully I’ve only ever used the new (8+) architecture so I’ve never had to deal with all the procedural stuff. I enjoy using the CMS immensely. W
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by tylershuster 4y ago
Well, that’s just like, your opinion, man. I think it lays out a pretty succinct overview of the ethics involved in building any system in a wholistic manner. He changed his statements later to say that “the quality without a name” is, in f
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by tylershuster 4y ago
The Timeless Way of Building
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by tylershuster 4y ago
This article seems to think the CSS spec is too big, which I don’t think is the case. We should be able to access lots of rendering options via CSS. But CSS stylesheets are definitely way too big.
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by tylershuster 4y ago
https://tylershuster.github.io/an-ode-to-the-pomegranate/
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by tylershuster 6y ago
I started contributing to a certain open source project that gets lambasted on here a lot last summer. After some contributions, a bounty using my skills became available. I jumped at the chance and completed the bounty. That led to more co
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Urbit's underlying language nock can have hardware written for it, it just hasn't been yet.
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Arguably that's the reason most people stay away from it. If you can put aside your feelings about the now-departed founder and boot it, you may find that it's everything you're looking for. I'm totally dumbfounded at th
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Urbit
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Models of Society(urbit.org)
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by tylershuster 6y ago
I genuinely believe that the obscurity is useful, and not artificial as far as computer languages go. I don't work for them, and I learned enough hoon to read it and make small changes.
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Look if you have address space you want to give me I'm happy to take it.
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by tylershuster 6y ago
What are you even talking about, dude? It sounds like you have a chip on your shoulder or bought some propaganda.
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Urbit is pretty fast these days. There's also plenty of anonymous people on the network. And a trans developer works at Tlon.
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Ok fine, but you're not addressing the actual argument, which is that urbit solves the problems in this article. That's ad hominem. Is "racism" somehow ingrained in the project?
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Nice ad hominem bro
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by tylershuster 6y ago
I've been using urbit a lot recently. Not exactly a traditional social network, but a lot of high-value conversations.
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by tylershuster 6y ago
https://nicksboots.com/ or something similar — if you get footwear that's handmade and custom, it can last you for 20-30 years which is enough to warrant the BIFL tag in my book. But pretty much anything off-the-shelf
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Yes, I always have to play around with some variant of margin: 0 calc(50vw - 50% - 1rem); or something, which feels really hacky.
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by tylershuster 6y ago
It's SCSS, a language that compiles to CSS. That whole section has almost nothing to do with CSS, though. That's array syntax for holding a set of utilities to be used later in the code.
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by tylershuster 6y ago
Just because it’s illegible does not mean it is suboptimal. It purposely breaks with existing conventions because it does things in a way not current code does.

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