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jviotti
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Comment #48901313
Here's mine: https://www.jviotti.com Always open to human e-mails too
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Comment #48438979
You are very brave in sharing all of this and you, as anybody else in your position, absolutely deserve a promising second chance. Keep rocking! Open source has changed the life of…
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Comment #48419938
This. Here is my bootstrapped niche corner of the internet: https://www.sourcemeta.com
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Comment #48418975
Time to stop hacking on my C++ codebase ( https://github.com/sourcemeta ) to watch this over dinner!
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Comment #48418375
You get used to writing C++, just like you get used to writing any language. I've been writing C++ for quite some time already, on a daily basis, and it became second nature. Thoug…
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Comment #48348117
> “This idea of wealth taxes on the super-rich has a clear connotation of envy,” Milei told Neura. “We consider taxes to be theft.” > “The billionaires of the world who want to fle…
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Comment #48271615
They focus on compute only. Otherwise roughly the same thing, but you get amazing performance with their own technology (from research, part of the Linux Foundation) to boot, sleep…
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Comment #48271514
You are missing https://unikraft.com/pricing . Amazing compute, 2 instances free. A German company. Offers EU hosting too. Just a happy paying user myself
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Comment #48184548
I'm finding these acquisitions (or acquihire?) are interesting. First Bun, and then Stainless. It's almost like Anthropic wanted to acquire every company that develops foundational…
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Comment #48126034
If you want pure compute, https://unikraft.com has been great. We run schemas.sourcemeta.com on it, and it offers EU hosting (Frankfurt). They are themselves a German startup (thou…
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Comment #48125531
I use it pretty heavily on C++ stuff at GitHub.com/sourcemeta. i.e. take https://github.com/sourcemeta/blaze and this example recent run: https://github.com/sourcemeta/blaze/action…
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Comment #48122090
GitHub Actions is indeed the hard one to replace. I need Windows, Linux, Linux-ARM, macOS ARM, and macOS Intel runners. How do you guys using Forgejo and/or Codeberg do to get a si…
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Comment #48048841
This sounds amazing. As somebody not very familiar with CAD/3D printing, etc how hard is it to produce it myself (couple units for personal use)? What would be the average cost? Di…
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Comment #48041412
We at Sourcemeta ( https://www.sourcemeta.com ) are in the Proton business plan. The "Talk to an expert" and "Schedule Consultation" buttons in the main page point to my (the found…
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Comment #47947615
I don't but seems like an interesting follow up for us. There have been research in that area (i.e. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-34146-6_... ) but usually th…
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Comment #43834607
Yeah, exactly. This is a great example. In theory schemas open up all of those use cases in an elegant manner, yet the tooling often sucks. Would love to connect and at least have …
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Comment #43821327
Premium tooling to work with JSON Schema ( https://www.sourcemeta.com ). I'm a member of the JSON Schema Technical Steering Committee, and been making a living consulting with comp…
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