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rymurr

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About rymurr

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/rymurr; my proof: https://keybase.io/rymurr/sigs/ZjtsD2pfF3HFGsqlaDQ3TeOpvWzX7LBur2xOhsrcI5E ]

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    This is a really good idea but I can't help thinking about https://gaia-x.eu/ . Does anyone in the EU know of concrete efforts, jobs, grants, money going into this project?

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    Comment #41330309

    Articulate post on the problems with bogus CVEs

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    Comment #35739335

    A search engine. It indexes all of my personal notes as well as my entire browsing history. Previously visited pages and notes get blended w/ google results. Makes a big difference…

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    Comment #29351669

    your tutorial for locking down windows is super useful, thanks! Any recommendations for remote administration? I would like to set this up for my parents but need to be able to add…

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    Comment #26376728

    I've been working on https://github.com/projectnessie/nessie for about a year now. Its similar to Dolt in spirit but aimed at big data/data lakes. Would welcome feedback from the c…

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    Check out https://searchdatamanagement.techtarget.com/news/252495619/A... the convergence between data lake and data warehouse idea is starting to spread rapidly.

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    Comment #25994251

    only in name. check out the lack of traction for a lot of PRs on https://github.com/delta/delta-oss . Iceberg ( https://iceberg.apache.org ) is comparable but actually OSS.

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    Comment #25994222

    Check out https://projectnessie.org it adds multi-table transactions to Databricks Delta. disclaimer: an author of Nessie

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    2nd that. I keep coming back to vimwiki after forays into other tools. It isn't perfect but its reliable and I can find my notes when I need them

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    I suppose this can be compared to standardising SQL. However that has ended up with a least common denominator of simple operations and dozens of specialised dialects. Better than …

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    I wonder how many 'fake news' sites and other tools designed to subvert democracy are this fragile. Seems like we could do a lot of good by disrupting those sites rather than slowi…

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