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mat_jack1

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    Comment #49055184

    I agree! I remember that we used to joke that at last we didn't need designers to do designs anymore. Colored rectangles were enough for everything! Which I think was the reason th…

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    Comment #44245361

    In past instances similar to this one, when Heroku wasn't acknowledging or giving any details it was a case of DDoS. It makes sense to stay quiet to avoid other potential attackers…

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    Comment #42311192

    From Datocms here :) We are also actively experimenting on porting our main app. We are doing progress, so far so good!

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    Comment #42311175

    The Nextjs site lasted 4 years. Before that we had a Gatsby one: https://github.com/datocms/old-website/

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    Comment #40181349

    I'm helping our local Fablab to manage physical access with a series of ESP8266 and esp-rfid https://github.com/esprfid/esp-rfid/ (of which I became maintainer. If you want to use …

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    Comment #37253766

    Working in a SaaS, I'm always surprised by these companies giving two months notice before shutting down services that are powering pretty significant websites. This move is going …

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    Comment #35441509

    You mean openai decided

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    Comment #35354837

    Yes, that's what concerns me. Since it's not really clear what's going on, how can we trust a third party service by uploading personal data?

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    Comment #35353054

    Is this Ok to upload all your messages and your contacts to these services? I'm very worried about that, really

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    Comment #34831599

    Very useful guide for proper parenting. Thank you!

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    Comment #31501515

    I was thinking to a 3D representation of a library or a zoomable interface. It could leverage our good spacial memory while also allowing accidental discovery of books

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    Comment #31298189

    Sure you lose track, but it's so much easier with physical things to bump into already seen items and recognize them. Or also casually being interested by a cover or by the size of…

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    Comment #31293861

    I'm very interested in visual ways to explore ebooks, papers, articles. A physical library helps discovering new stuff or occasionally bumping in something. With files you need to …

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    Comment #30930234

    check this coworking space: https://toolboxcoworking.com/ there are several tech meetups of nice people and it's also hosting the local fablab: https://fablabtorino.org/ after covi…

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    Comment #20344289

    I'm in your situation, I'm so impressed!

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    Comment #18241656

    I don't like the idea that tech comes first and people last. That is often the case when the automation is simply meant to replace inefficient humans, without really thinking to th…

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    Comment #15274631

    I've found this website being really good for Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon: http://www.tier1online.com/refurbished-lenovo-thinkpad-x1-ca... I haven't bought anything myself yet, but q…

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    Comment #15124318

    Just a curiosity, which CDN are you using?

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    Comment #14725242

    Felipe Fonseca's critical thoughts about the last 10-15 years of the "makers" movement. Very insightful reading how the general culture of the movement has changed from a repair-re…

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    Comment #11756486

    It's really funny because I'm working on a real project which uses a CSS which is really like universal.css, and we are thinking of going responsive. Luckily at least this is a jok…

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    It's really funny because I'm working on a real project which uses a CSS which is really like universal.css, and we are thinking of going responsive. Luckily at least this is a jok…