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dsincl12
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About dsincl12
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Comment #48552032
Dokku?
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Comment #46334335
https://proxyman.com/
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Comment #46310073
We're a group of developers who worked together years ago. We meet a few times a year, but scheduling is always a hassle with endless back-and-forth trying to align everyone's cale…
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Comment #45102853
https://github.com/gleam-lang/otp ?
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Comment #43534356
Not sure what happened with Claude 3.7, but 3.5 is way better in all things day to day. 3.7 felt like a major step back especially when it comes to coding even though this was high…
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Comment #43169538
Is it just me who get the feeling that Claude 3.7 is worse than 3.5? I really like 3.5 and can be productive with it, but with Claude 3.7 it can't fix even simple things. Last nigh…
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Comment #40438045
My shoutout to Ghostty (by Mitchell Hashimoto & community). Although still in beta, hands down the best terminal I've used on both Mac and Linux.
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Comment #35239973
Would that be dropshot you're referring to?
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Comment #33669197
Never heard of the Blue Ocean Strategy before. Super interesting read, thanks for mentioning it.
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Comment #31686100
This might be true, but here it has gone so far that the prisoners complain when they don't get enough candy when they watch "Let's dance". A prisoner doing time for assault and ki…
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Comment #31664166
Yes it might be more humane and better conditions for inmates but the problem is that it's too far to the other side. Instead of having the threat of jail time in a harsh environme…
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Comment #31380806
Completely agree. I spent a lot of time when learning design, "designing" writing code since I was a developer first. That was a lot of time wasted but it took effort and will to l…
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Comment #31324556
Uhm... experience from a large project that used SQLite was that we where hit with SQLite only allowing one write transaction at a time. That is madness for any web app really. Why…
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Comment #30954607
Looks like a good start. I need VIM-mode to be able to use it as a daily driver. The ordering of files and directories is a bit chaotic compared to VSCode. I get a "Go is not insta…
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Comment #28213998
Probably for life and that includes variants as well. See https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(20)31008-4
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Comment #27830687
Did a quick search and didn't see UpCloud mentioned. Having used AWS, GCP, Azure and DigitalOcean, one of the strong points of UpCloud (except for their pricing and product offerin…
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Comment #26749972
I hear you (I was a vegetarian for over 12 years), but I don't think there's a simple solution to the problem. The reality is that most of the new "good" companies are just as bad …
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Comment #26749746
This doesn't really fly unfortunately. Eat vegan/vegetarian and you will have a minimal impact, that is what you see/hear everywhere. But in the meanwhile these new vegan/vegetaria…
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Comment #26539229
Sometimes I wondered if I was completely alone in this madness. Nice to see I'm not alone. Thank you!
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Comment #26496730
I don't understand how that little line could be so misinterpreted so wrong. I'm not ashamed of being white, I'm ashamed of asshats running around gunning for cheap SJW points whil…
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Comment #26488223
As a white dude, I feel really ashamed for this even though I'm not involved in this at all. Sorry man, you deserve a better world.
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Comment #26488121
GitLab made the change[1] as well unfortunately. I completely agree with everything written in the post as well. The problem with attacking words for cheap points is that it doesn'…
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Comment #25580881
David Frost
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Comment #24252467
I searched but couldn't see that anyone had suggested Revery[1] by Outrun Labs. Fast, native, cross-platform UI. They are using it to build Onivim 2[2] so they are _very_ committed…
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Comment #23634653
Nope, unfortunately not. Really liked their API so it's sad I had to jump ship.