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Comment #48648384
Yeah it seems like most of this can be handled by some more dev hours to Parquet
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Comment #48507102
It seems tacked on pretty quickly - I would have expected they try a little more legalese regarding what counts as a "user interface".
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Comment #48452355
Love the idea of someone tackling this space in Rust, but please just make a normal UI, I have no idea what I am looking at.
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Comment #48449203
The article is paywalled, so I cannot tell if they mention the link to PFAS/PFOS: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S004565352...
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Comment #48430122
It’s sort of like a leftist publication for leftists that have never read anything and don’t base anything in any economics or theory or historical context and just do unresearched…
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Comment #48388239
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Comment #48387332
I would like to know how these are on XCode - would love to have the cheapest/most lightweight possible way to build iOS apps (derived from some cross-platform builder like Expo/Ly…
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Comment #48387053
Agreed, I left Fastmail for Proton and am very happy with it. It improves/changes in fits and starts sometimes, but support is always great and overall I am happy with the usabilit…
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Comment #48359659
Kagi is still by far the best results for me, particularly for engineering content and worth every dollar. DuckDuckGo results are even more frustrating than the currently-terrible …
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Comment #48238035
I also love the ability to prioritize domains. I push docs.rs up because otherwise I often get the crates.io page which I never want. And I push GitHub/GitLab/Codeberg sites up so …
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Comment #48214930
You can also duplicate RFIDs with like a $5 scanner from Amazon (which is probably overpriced).
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Comment #48202818
This will probably get buried but here’s my shot at a feature or extension request: The Daily Note. It’s the only extension I use in Obsidian. I love opening my phone (or on deskto…
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Comment #48169420
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Comment #48151509
The common issue with PDFs is that e-readers generally have terrible support for them.
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Comment #48141836
The actual cost is shrinkage from general human accounting mistakes and all the extra time it takes to manage. I worked at the gym in college and we sold like one item a day and it…
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Comment #48057200
It would be nice to get a backlight and no touchscreen.
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Comment #48057180
Some mixed reports on this, but supposedly they are only putting an (easily-bypassed) firmware on the devices sold to the Chinese domestic market.
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Comment #48057165
You could say this about endless devices. Ricoh GR: Why buy this camera that fits in your pocket when a bigger more expensive one with more features that doesn’t fit in your pocket…
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Comment #48057138
CrossInk is much more popular than this fork AFAICT from the Reddit discussions.
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Comment #48044667
You can literally plug the Better Auth libraries into a little Node server and run it as a separate auth server for free, forever, same as if you used a Django or Rails deployment …
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Comment #48044636
Cookie management and CSRF stuff harder to get right, hashing passwords is completely trivial with and library. And the cookies are not difficult on a technical level, you just hav…
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Comment #48010076
Well no, the result is they still make a lot of software it’s just really bad
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Comment #47980893
I mean here are just a few of the issues re: the founding https://hackernoon.com/the-case-against-rocky-linux If you’re “pretty tuned in” you would at least know that all this foun…
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Comment #47972278
Try reading the actual ATProto docs they are a million times worse
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Comment #47972261
That article should be the official ATProto docs at this point. The current docs are hilariously self-referential and uses terminology that is either way too broad and overloaded f…