ylere

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by ylere 6y ago
Cool project! Like others noted mail can be such a pain though, you'll need a lot of customers to make it worth keeping it running after the first year. Note: In the FAQ it says the price is $5/yr, but it seems to be $9.99 now.
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by ylere 6y ago
I don't get why startups have such horrible security practices so often. It's much harder when you have to improve a legacy application, but these guys started from scratch! Does it really take that much more time to at least foll
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by ylere 6y ago
Happy fish+starship user here. Recently all modules where refactored to load lazily: https://github.com/starship/starship/issues/2111 A PR adding full async support is close to being merged, which should fix
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by ylere 6y ago
I linked the study below
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by ylere 6y ago
They published a impact report with more details about the results: https://forsocialchange.org/s/2020_09_30_FSC_Statement_of_Im...
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by ylere 6y ago
In the posters case, going from their i7-4800mq to a Ryzen 5800u, would result in roughly +50% single core performance while also doubling the amount of cores, resulting in ~3x the performance at 1/3 of the TDP.
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by ylere 6y ago
I really hope there will be more high quality non gaming laptops with good availability. Especially in the upper tier it seems most manufacturers kept their Intel designs (not sure if due to availability, costs of adapting to the AMD platf
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by ylere 6y ago
Seems Google has them cached still: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.flo... These are pretty bad passwords as well, even though I guess it doesn't matter that much if there are no individual use
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by ylere 6y ago
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/sql-databa... Basic tier, 5 DTUs, 2 GB is listed as ~$4.8971/month or $0.0068/hour on this page. Extra storage would cost more but is not available
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by ylere 6y ago
They are regularly available in Europe for around 300€ (360$), really good deals are around 250€ (300$) [these prices are with VAT].
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by ylere 6y ago
Does any one know of a solution like this that also supports face detection and automatic scene/object recognition? That are the killer features that are currently keeping me at Google Photos but I really don't like the privacy im
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by ylere 6y ago
Would be great if the font weight could also be changed then!
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by ylere 6y ago
Clean and efficient output is my biggest gripe with many of the current builders. I would like to add: - good multi-language support
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by ylere 6y ago
I agree that Bluetooth audio tends to be a pain on Linux by default. However things have been flawless ever since I installed the extended pulseaudio bt codecs found here: https://github.com/EHfive/pulseaudio-modules-bt
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by ylere 6y ago
Firefox on wayland has been a joy to use recently (webrenderer, dmabuf, webgl, vaapi). Everything including video and scrolling is butter smooth and doesn't clog the cpu, even with 200-300+ tabs (i know...) over several windows. Much b
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by ylere 6y ago
> In another post, I make a case for never, ever asking "are you there?" in Slack[0]. It's been popular for my friends who work on remote teams inside of larger non-remote companies. Working in management, I hated this str
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by ylere 6y ago
Same here. Youtube Music is the replacement and it seems to have the same content and the same bugs, just a different design (which I personally find a bit less intuitive but I might be biased) and a new name. You can even upload your own m
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by ylere 6y ago
https://wearehearted.com A platform that brings together people that are mentally struggling with isolation due to Corona with screened volunteers ("Hearts") that have a professional background in psychotherapy or soci
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by ylere 7y ago
Passmark benchmarks are usually a good indicator [0]. They're also from the same generation and have the same number of cores. [0] https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/Intel-i5-8400-vs-Intel-...
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by ylere 7y ago
I've been using fish as my default shell for a long time and recently started using it with https://starship.rs/ , which adds some niceties to the prompt without having to go overboard with customizing and configuring y
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by ylere 7y ago
https://outline.com/V2UVYc
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by ylere 7y ago
I've also switched to an XPS15 as a linux machine - the largest benefit Dell has over Apple is that IF something breaks (or I break it accidentally) someone will be at my home or at work within 24 hours with replacement parts and will
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by ylere 7y ago
Interestingly, Softbank invested 200M$ into their largest competitor (Klook) just 2 weeks ago [0]. Seems to be in line with Vision Funds/Sons strategy of investing into several players in the same market at the same time [1]. I guess t
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Travel activity platform GetYourGuide raises 500M€ Series E led by Softbank(techcrunch.com)
1 points by ylere 7y ago|1 comments
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by ylere 7y ago
Other discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19688460
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by ylere 8y ago
> Starting with the obvious, if you pay for a VPN service, they have to keep your user account and associated payment information and your payment history. So, unless you are using a fake identity and an anonymous credit card (is that ev
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Writing Mails from Rust(blog.1aim.com)
1 points by ylere 8y ago|0 comments
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by ylere 8y ago
I love reading about skunk works! Any specific books you can recommend?
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by ylere 8y ago
Yes. The number is just a property and can be pretty much anything. Same goes for SMS, by the way.
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Mattermost Raises $20M Series A Funding(mattermost.com)
142 points by ylere 8y ago|57 comments

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