__jonas

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by __jonas 2mo ago
I’m not a Claude code user, is there really no way to get it to not commit to git other than “asking it nicely in a prompt”? I thought there was some sort of permission system?
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by __jonas 3mo ago
You were looking at the website of Bunny, which is a company that offers primarily a CDN service, as well as other related things like compute hosting, object storage, DNS etc. It's comparable to Cloudflare, if you're familiar wit
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by __jonas 3mo ago
The breakdown as I understand is as follows: - Owncloud: The 'original' platform, written in php, still developed today - Nextcloud: A fork of Owncloud (php) by some of the people that worked on it, including the project founder o
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by __jonas 3mo ago
Are you sure? The React compiler is a fairly new addition to React, Flow is Facebook's old alternative to Typescript, but Typescript won the ecosystem in terms of broad adoption in the end. I think Flow is barely used today, I would be
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by __jonas 3mo ago
A classic: https://maxread.substack.com/p/a-literary-history-of-fake-te...
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by __jonas 3mo ago
I think the point was that kagi uses google and bing as it’s search providers, besides others like yandex
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by __jonas 3mo ago
I wouldn't say it's blasphemy, but I don't really understand the argument about how this relates to 'the application crashing and causing downtime'. I don't have your level of experience with the language, but
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by __jonas 4mo ago
Lovely to see support for building escripts in the compiler. I’d be excited to see that go one step further and provide something like the deno/bun/node compile feature, allowing one to export a binary that includes the BEAM and
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by __jonas 4mo ago
Most of the time I switch to Chrome it's for web apps that use APIs like Web Bluetooth or Web USB. No way to use those in Firefox as far as I'm aware.
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by __jonas 4mo ago
That lettermint service looks interesting! I was recently looking for something in that price range that covers both transactional and broadcast emails but couldn't find anything in Europe so I settled on Postmark which has been good,
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by __jonas 4mo ago
It is yeah – I was thinking along the lines of the decision being between docker compose and something like podman quadlets
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by __jonas 5mo ago
I like running docker compose for my simple needs because it consolidates pretty much all the config in one declarative file, and docker manages 'everything'. By now I know how to handle the handful of caveats listed in this artic
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by __jonas 5mo ago
You linked to the Android app there, not the experimental webapp linked above – I'm wondering what gave you that idea though? Those commit messages look pretty human to me, don't think an LLM would ever just commit 'WIP'
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by __jonas 5mo ago
Thanks for sharing this! I'm also looking for an alternative to the official app, since having to log in with an account and accepting a privacy policy every time I want to change the time on my watch is pretty ridiculous – unfortuna
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by __jonas 5mo ago
Wondering why you're considering this move, I also use Bunny for some embedded videos and am considering fully moving my websites away from Cloudflare's CDN to Bunny
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by __jonas 6mo ago
I'd argue this has not much in common with Jia Tan apart from both being supply chain attacks, there is no malicious maintainer here, a trusted maintainer had their account taken over. I guess the end result is the same, a malicious pa
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by __jonas 6mo ago
Not at all, it was a regular maintainer account that was hijacked (probably through phishing) and used to push a malicious payload, not a threat actor posing as a contributor and adding a backdoor like in the Jia Tan case.
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by __jonas 6mo ago
I wonder what engine they are using with ReactNative on Windows. Is it Hermes like with regular RN projects targeting iOS/Android? Or do they run on some system installation of a more traditional engine like V8/JavaScriptCore?
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by __jonas 6mo ago
Newer said it was a hard problem in general, it's hard for me with my limited familiarity with electronics, that's why I was curious how it was done here. I recall the last time I wanted to do this, my problem with it was that my
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by __jonas 6mo ago
Neat project! I'd be interested in how the power supply is done. I've wanted to do things with LEDs like this, but not knowing much about electronics this always seems the most complicated part to me, specifically powering both th
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by __jonas 7mo ago
Rive looks pretty nice, but a subscription pricing model without any option for offline use for an authoring tool like that is very unappealing to me.
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by __jonas 7mo ago
Would be great to be able to seamlessly bundle a Gleam app for the Erlang target alongside the BEAM in a single binary, like Burrito but without the extra Elixir code. The BEAM is smaller than most JS engines, you could get a binary of 30-4
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by __jonas 7mo ago
Government services need to be as easily accessible and clear to understand as possible, they may be used by the elderly, people with learning disabilities or people who don’t speak the language of the country that well (like those who woul
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by __jonas 7mo ago
I can’t figure out what you’re complaining about, why would it be a bad thing that it explains everything super clearly? I’ve had only good experiences with gov.uk while I was living there, It’s significantly better than my home country’s d
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by __jonas 7mo ago
This seems like the perfect job/challenge for those GeoGuesser pros
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by __jonas 7mo ago
Genuine question: How is that a value proposition when Cloudflare offers a CDN for free with unlimited bandwidth, that you could just put in front of the sweaty VM in Helsinki? Not trying to be obtuse, I really don't get how other prov
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by __jonas 7mo ago
Every single forum I see now is using this: https://github.com/discourse/discourse Seems to work okay in general. I'm not a big fan of the gamified notification system it seems to have - whenever I sign up for an
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by __jonas 8mo ago
I use this often when I need to work with individual path commands, it’s a great tool!
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by __jonas 8mo ago
> Helix I'm not sure about the other ones, but I know that helix supports language servers by default and it does not have a workspace trust system like vscode, so LSPs can automatically execute code when you enter a directory http
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by __jonas 8mo ago
Yes! Sounds fun to me, not sure what you're getting at, it's not supposed to be a business idea! Just a tool I would enjoy having because I sometimes like to buy used things.

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