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SwiftCrossUI – A cross-platform declarative UI framework, inspired by SwiftUI(swiftcrossui.dev)
1 points by figmert 2d ago|0 comments
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OpenSwiftUI – open-source implementation of Apple's SwiftUI(github.com)
2 points by figmert 2d ago|0 comments
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by figmert 6d ago
Google, Azure, and AWS already have their highly available PostgreSQL alternatives.
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by figmert 6d ago
Or, as the author said, you can just photograph an AI generated picture, and that will work too.
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by figmert 8d ago
Great rebuttal. /s
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by figmert 8d ago
What a strange Islamophobic comment to make. You should probably go out a little more.
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by figmert 11d ago
Great entrepreneur is a bit of a far fetch. His own friends(?) didn't want him to be CEO of paypal back in the day.
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by figmert 15d ago
I don't quite know what it was, but the submit button on that page did not work. Had to call the submit() function on the form's DOM.
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by figmert 15d ago
I just wish Ladybird can do what Electron currently does, but with much better resources. Especially in today's age where memory is so expensive.
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by figmert 16d ago
Have you seen Spicetify[0]? It allows for this kind of stuff and seems to be a lot more stable than doing it all manually. [0] https://spicetify.app/
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by figmert 22d ago
More actually. Generally those rewards happen by using your credit (there are exceptions). Meaning you are more likely to pay for something that you'd probably otherwise not have spent money on.
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by figmert 22d ago
I had a look at BookOrbit not long ago. Love the fact that it is able to manage all book types (manga, comics, ebooks). Perfect for me and have been struggling to find a good tool that does all of them without being stupid heavy in resource
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by figmert 24d ago
Right. I've really struggling to get AI to stop explaining the what. It seems to add it to the commits, PRs, code, wherever it feels like. I've put in multiple places to not write the "what", but the "why", and
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by figmert 27d ago
But OP is the loser for leaving a comment.
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by figmert 28d ago
My favourite: misconfigured Linkerd setup that causes CA certs to rotate every month :) Definitely worth restarting on that
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by figmert 28d ago
I don't understand why Google is needed for this. My understanding is that this is basic weather forecasting, something the aviation industry already utilises to avoid turbulence. Seems like it'd be trivial to track cold spots in
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CapsLock Enhancement(capslock.vonng.com)
1 points by figmert 28d ago|1 comments
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by figmert 1mo ago
> I check with nmap periodically. I have a break-glass backup terminal login option via my cloud provider dashboard (secured with MFA) in case Tailscale failed and needed investigation and repair. Cool! Are you able to provide more infor
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by figmert 1mo ago
The real solution is using something like Pangolin or Tailscale (or Headscale) for this. You can control access way better and you never have to expose ssh ever. Not even temporarily.
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by figmert 1mo ago
Appel has, and it can be used. Apfel[0] has exposed it as a CLI: $ apfel "What is the capital of Austria?" The capital of Austria is Vienna. [0] https://apfel.franzai.com/
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Tailscale – Information about AI for Candidates [pdf](cdn.sanity.io)
2 points by figmert 1mo ago|1 comments
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by figmert 1mo ago
I thought this was interesting. Most companies and candidates use AI these days as part of their job search, and during my current job search, so far this is the first time I've come across a comapny having such thing outlined. I think
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by figmert 1mo ago
Well, I stand corrected! Thanks for the link
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by figmert 1mo ago
It's obviously Amazon that requires them to wear the vest. Just because the contractor they work for enforces it doesn't, doesn't mean it's not Amazon requiring it.
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by figmert 1mo ago
I think if one thing Mamdani is great at, it's that he's a great marketer. His brand is just so much better than any candidate I've seen in the US. Heck even in the UK to be honest.
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by figmert 1mo ago
Once you have a vm, the container provides next to no additional security benefits. It's just unnecessary overhead at that point.
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by figmert 1mo ago
> If the alternatives are clunky linux machines I can tell this is a bad faith argument considering Linux can practically run on a toaster if you'd like. And if Apple would allow it, Linux could easily run on Apple hardware, but tha
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by figmert 1mo ago
What mask exactly? Tactile click? Really? Weird hill to die. You're willing to accept inferior hardware, more ewaste, and a tighter grip by Apple for a silly little click?
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by figmert 1mo ago
> Phones don't run on fuel (and you can recharge a phone with any electricity supply) That analogy would be the charging port. Until the EU forced them to use USB-C, they refused to let you use anything but their proprietary (inferi
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by figmert 1mo ago
> I’ve never found them user hostile. They just sell appliances that do a thing. It is very hostile to users and their freedom. They are requiring you to buy things that they approve of. I guarantee you somewhere in their backlog is an i

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