kadrian12

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by kadrian12 15d ago
This is cool. Yet it reminds me of a recent insight, after hours of conversation with Home Assistant geeks: Software is not their issue. Display hardware is (but they'd never admit that). They've usually got all their data in thei
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by kadrian12 7mo ago
This is quite cool. Makes me philosophical: isn't it odd, that this is like an Excel template? Like a "domain model" template? In this case, presented nicely in a TUI that makes basic CRUD workflows work. Most SaaS companies
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Forward deployed engineer, the new full-stack developer(kairollmann.de)
7 points by kadrian12 10mo ago|0 comments
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by kadrian12 1y ago
My professor once said: the only thing that we'll still have in 80 years is the file system. Always bet on the file system.
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by kadrian12 1y ago
Not true. CDU/CSU was the strongest party in the last election. Stick to the facts, please.
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by kadrian12 4y ago
Wow nice, that works, thank you!! This will be so useful, I can't wait to try this for a real case soon
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by kadrian12 4y ago
Wow, this is really great! I've got this case very often when I need non-technical people to send me data in a JSON format, but trying to teach them what JSON is and how to edit it is impossible / takes way too much time. This is
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by kadrian12 5y ago
Nice. Would be cool to have shortcuts numbers next to the links to navigate to linked articles.
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by kadrian12 5y ago
Really? Of course you can always do things in a cleverer, more technical, less visual, better performing, "look-everyone-how-i-can-do-it" kind of way. But I really don't get the point of your comment. It's 2022. If some
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2030 data ownership utopia – what if we did everything right(kadrian.notion.site)
2 points by kadrian12 5y ago|0 comments
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by kadrian12 5y ago
Katakana, to me, is such a trouble. I really wonder whether I'm the only one who believes that Katakana is a big part of the reason, why it's very hard for native Japanese speakers to learn English. In a Japan of today, you grow u
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by kadrian12 6y ago
I applaud the author for keeping everything text file based. In general, I think we should strive for non-proprietary, standard file formats. Isn't docx far too one-sided and controlled in that regard? I wonder if anyone has some info