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by ghh 1y ago
This isn't okay - the author is selling their own alternative to Sentry, 'reusing' Sentry's open-source client SDK's, while spreading FUD about self-hosting Sentry. I've been self-hosting Sentry for over 10 yea
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by ghh 2y ago
I had to look up if he's ok, three decades later. It appears so: https://www.khoury.northeastern.edu/people/olin-shivers/ and https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/professor/923911 .
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by ghh 2y ago
Wow, their example to "clean up the code" does a bit more than just refactoring to make code more readable, it appears to change the output. One would have to check the resulting code carefully to see if the meaning is still as or
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by ghh 2y ago
For those that want to try it, and have a rust development environment installed, the following runs Zed on Windows. (The editor part at least, I haven't tried the collaborative functions). git clone https://github.com&#x
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by ghh 4y ago
Yes, see ManicTime [0], Timing [1] and ActivityWatch [2] for that. They passively record what you do, on computer and phone, and at the end of the day (or when invoicing is due) allow you to link what you did to projects. Use ManicTime if y
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by ghh 4y ago
ManicTime [0] passively records your computer and phone activity in minute detail. This makes it great for consultants, i.e. people working for multiple clients every day. You can focus on making your clients happy, and at the end of the da
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by ghh 6y ago
PostHog Analytics [1] is open source, and sofar a very nice alternative (or complement) to Google Analytics. It's more like Heap Analytics, in that it collects user clicks and other events from your site (or app) and allows you to ret
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by ghh 6y ago
I wanted to mention Sonic [1] as another lightweight document indexing alternative written in rust, when I found MeiliSearch to provide a thoughtful comparison page [2] [1] https://github.com/valeriansaliou/sonic [2]
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by ghh 9y ago
Other solutions in the `write sql and share the graphs with your team`-space: - ChartIO - 'WagonHQ, Modern SQL Editor' [1] (now aquired by Box) - MetaBase [2,3] - Redash [4] MetaBase is the only one that I know of that is - fully
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by ghh 9y ago
Focus does not seem to erase your history in a way you may expect. Try this on Android: - Erase your history. - Go to HN, click any link you haven't clicked before. - Wait for it to load. - Erase your history. Make sure you see the not
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by ghh 10y ago
It's about preventing easy scaling of voting fraud. To corrupt vote counting at multiple precincts when using a paper-based, manual counting system, requires the bribing of a lot of people in different locations, and is hard to keep qu
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by ghh 10y ago
Most development setups have a way to do a regex search through a codebase; You'd be looking for declare type.*any
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by ghh 10y ago
This is kind of a random Typescript tip, but when migrating regular Javascript, there is an alternative to adding the type 'any' to every object to 'silence' the compiler. That is to introduce a preliminary type definiti
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by ghh 10y ago
Being able to run the same code both on the server side (nodejs) and the client side (browsers).
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by ghh 11y ago
Does this font feel Canadian to Canadians? The Dutch government also has its 'own' typeface [1,2], used on everything from the official weather reports to tax forms and road signs. Dutch people recognize anything written in it as
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A WhatsApp client in Python(github.com)
2 points by ghh 11y ago|0 comments
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An open source Slack clone written in Golang and React(github.com)
81 points by ghh 11y ago|10 comments
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by ghh 11y ago
Fabrice Bellard [1,2] should be on this list. Author of QEMU and FFMPEG among other open source projects that have been useful to a lot of people. Also, author of jslinux [3]. [1] http://bellard.org/ [2] http://e
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by ghh 12y ago
Fun to see, familiar and new at the same time as intended. For the Amsterdam map there appears to be a large part of what I know is water that is rendered green? Why is that?
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by ghh 12y ago
In Holland, there's a national stolen bike registry too, and an ecosystem with bike dealers and police participating in it. - It's hosted by the government - the equivalent of the DMV [1] - It's based on RFID tags placed INSI
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by ghh 12y ago
He means 'being illegaly there', i.e. being an illegal immigrant. This was part of a recent political debate; it was reconfirmed as not being punishable. It would have affected mostly individuals that are also banned from entering
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by ghh 12y ago
So Naur is saying that programming helps programmers understand how software can solve the problem at hand, and that this is more important than the resulting code. I might be reading this the wrong way, but this helps explain the Not-Inven
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by ghh 13y ago
Yes! Please refer to the image at [1]. It's also on the cover of the introduction of 'Clean Code' [2]. Everyone here has some code that they are not proud of. You should see it as a sign that you've learned from the expe
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by ghh 13y ago
If the other party agrees to it, any contract is possible. However, in this case you get more money if somehow the project is delayed over the three month period; so you have an incentive to work slowly or to have the project creep up in sc
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by ghh 13y ago
Microsoft has introduced ReFS [1] as a potential successor to NTFS in Windows Server 2012. It has a few of the 'next-gen' filesystem features that the article mentions, such as integrity checking, but no copy-on-write and it'
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by ghh 13y ago
IMDisk, a virtual disk driver and disk image mount utility that is lightweight, ad-free, and actually supports Windows 2000 to 8.1 [1]. It's also open-source. [1] http://www.ltr-data.se/opencode.html/
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by ghh 13y ago
GravityLight[1] applied this concept at small scale: to power a white led in e.g. rural areas without power, a bag of dirt is suspended from a dynamo. [1] http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/gravitylight-lighting-for-...
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by ghh 13y ago
The authors contact page [1] mentions a Dutch mobile phone number, but the stamp [2] clearly shows Post Danmark was used in transport. [1] http://rubenvandervleuten.com/contact.html [2] http://rubenvandervleuten.
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by ghh 13y ago
Isn't this 100x100 = 10,000 updates?
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by ghh 14y ago
This text is from 2007, and compares execution speed of Java to C on one single CPU-bound benchmark. At http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/ , an up-to-date list of the most popular languages are benchmarked. Tests are standardized, and code

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