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danbruder
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Comment #49117680
thank you, we are very excited!
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Comment #43189695
it is so beautiful
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Comment #34747344
this question comes up often enough there is a site dedicated to it: https://iselmdead.info/ . for the open minded: building in elm will change the way you see software development…
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Comment #34342377
this is very clever. I wonder what other use cases could leverage this approach
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Comment #31486821
it is very much alive. it’s lack of churn is a feature not a bug.
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Comment #29504704
we love to see it
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Comment #28228604
we are using rust on the backend
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Comment #26727837
Theres an opportunity here for someone to build a "platform" that makes this all plug-n-play; like what the apple/google app stores have done but where the end user has control. So…
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Comment #26434996
this is such a great resource, highly recommended
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Comment #26219627
this is a cool project!
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Comment #26127624
I’m also interested in trying this out
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Comment #26065172
I deleted my account for the same reasons. Also canned my LinkedIn. Gsuite is next!
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Comment #25995807
How do citizens protect their privacy as imaging gets better and more available?
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Comment #25897226
Oh crap. I’m Michael Scott.
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Comment #25799769
I’ve been building/maintaining a rust/graphql/postgres api for the last year with a moderately complex domain - it is very uneventful. That thing just works all the time. I don’t h…
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Comment #25794811
Thanks for posting, I just donated too. Signal is doing important work and I hope they can continue under this new load :)
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Comment #25546616
Thanks for sharing this. Very cool use case for old kindles
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Comment #23825875
Bravo. This is very cool. Well done shipping it without getting bogged down in all the possible features and workflows that could be part of this sort of thing.
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Comment #23779269
Rust's type safety and error handling are helpful tools to have in your belt when gluing together the pieces needed for a web api. I have been working on a new product at my day jo…