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atheiste
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Comment #42521113
Is there a possibility to export in a web-friendly format? I guess SVG would be it? If I ran quiver in localhost then sharing via a link is not an option.
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Comment #22307582
You are right of course. There is still nginx taking care of everything. The point is that you need nothing but nginx/caddy/Apache. Currently, I don't know any way how to initiate …
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Comment #22179098
Maybe check out the https://vlang.io . It might be similar to what you are doing and personally I admire the ideas and decisions the author made so far.
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Comment #22178904
I am working on a blogging platform that does not need any backend (in terms of an app listening for http connections). The overall architecture is an web app that is talking to We…
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Comment #21418936
I see the author did the same search engine in Go a while ago. So I suppose the project being a side project to learn a new language. Or is there a different reason?
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Comment #20776042
I think there are multiple projects that Mark describes. One of the good looking one is https://yunohost.org/#/ for example. I wish the community could join forces, select one solu…
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Comment #18074038
The quality seems a bit low. There is a similar project based on academic routing protocol Babel and implemented reliably by a professional called Re6st https://re6st.nexedi.com Re…
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Comment #15408723
My company uses Chromebooks as primary computers with our own fork of ChromiumOS. Our build excludes Google keys thus hypothetically offers reinforced privacy. Our fork is called N…
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Comment #13983997
I think there is a hope in free software companies. I am working at one nowadays and we are breaking the law almoust daily and get sued with similar frequency. Now we are installin…
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Comment #12629764
Location: Hong Kong Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Machine learning, Python, Tensorflow, Rust, C++, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Scala, Spark, Hadoop, Data Science, Soft…
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Comment #11193846
Where are you from? We are constantly told that there is no such thing as shadenfreude in the US.