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The Emotional Side of Public Software Funding(rafa.ee)
3 points by raffomania 2y ago|1 comments
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Static Site Reader for the AskHistorians Subreddit Archive(ask-historians-archive.netlify.app)
6 points by raffomania 3y ago|0 comments
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by raffomania 3y ago
We need more release-quality open source games! With this project, I hope to show some real-world use cases of Godot 4 features. I've worked hard to make the docs and code understandable and well organized.
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Knakk: Free and Open Source Godot 4 Game(github.com)
3 points by raffomania 3y ago|1 comments
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Don’t Sell Your Indie Business to Digital Ocean(build.typogram.co)
3 points by raffomania 4y ago|1 comments
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by raffomania 4y ago
Interesting - you're describing my experience with Unity, and I ultimately switched to Godot because of my frustration with Unity.
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by raffomania 5y ago
I've been following lemmy [0] for a while, a federated reddit alternative in the same spirit as mastodon. It's still very small, but I think as monetization pressure on reddit increases, people will look for other places to post a
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by raffomania 5y ago
Most recently, he's actually rewriting all his tools in a forth-inspired language he's designed himself: https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/uxn.html
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by raffomania 5y ago
One of their stated goals is to show people how to write a compiler in Elm, and another is to allow programmers familiar with Elm to hack on the Elm compiler without needing to learn Haskell.
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The biggest threat to Rust's sustainability(kerkour.com)
6 points by raffomania 6y ago|0 comments
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by raffomania 6y ago
To me, this looks like one of the few real ways out of the madness that is modern frontend development. Excited to see the approach gaining adoption!
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Show HN: Completely Remote VR Research Experiment(raffomania.itch.io)
1 points by raffomania 6y ago|0 comments
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by raffomania 7y ago
You make it sound like a big audience is the only thing that matters. The linked post talks about a personal website as a digital identity. Giving people a link so they can find you online is a good reason to have a website, even today. Bes
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by raffomania 8y ago
Calibre is a complex beast that has a bad track record regarding security and will keep using python 2 even after its deprecation.
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by raffomania 8y ago
For anyone interested in more alternatives, https://switching.social is a well-written and maintained directory.
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by raffomania 8y ago
For one thing, you might not want to risk being in jail.
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by raffomania 8y ago
If you include this code in firefox itself, you can review the code and verify that the official firefox binaries use that code.
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by raffomania 8y ago
I find it interesting that this is financed by the EU. My first reaction to this was a lot of skepticism - the article makes a lot of bold claims without backing any of them up. I was ready to write this off as another sleazy mud-throwing o
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by raffomania 8y ago
I can't believe how rude the comments in this thread were. I generally agree that we have too much complexity in software, but I also feel that often people take the "minimal" software notion to an extreme level of elitism,
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by raffomania 8y ago
I agree, this is definitely a problem, especially for more ambitious use cases. I've done quite well without e.g. typeclasses, though.
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by raffomania 8y ago
I'm using elm so I don't have to learn any of these things. I enjoy knowing almost all parts of the language. Also, in 95% of the cases, it provides enough flexibility to solve the task at hand.
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by raffomania 9y ago
This would be quite the workaround though, completely evading the root of the problem (slack).
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by raffomania 9y ago
Nice! I'm currently reading 'A guide to the good life' and am always looking for ways to incorporate stoicism into my daily life. I'd love a 'distraction free' mode concentrating on only the timer (maybe even r
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by raffomania 9y ago
I'm hopeful that a Patreon-like donation model will prove successful for apps/products with a passionate userbase. Ulysses, as described in the article, does seem to have a pretty active community with a lot of people willing to p
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by raffomania 9y ago
Has anyone read up on the proof-of-stakes algorithms mentioned in this article? I didn't hear of those before.
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by raffomania 9y ago
according to the article, the balances of the bitcoin addresses collecting the ransoms are 15.13562354 BTC = $26410 13.78022431 BTC = $24045 5.98851225 BTC = $17361 Assuming $300 per ransom, this works out to a total of 226 victims who paid
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by raffomania 10y ago
I love this! Just digging through the documentation, excited to play around with it :)
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by raffomania 10y ago
second this. devdocs is awesome.
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by raffomania 11y ago
What happened to yeoman? Wasn't it supposed to do exactly this and even more?
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by raffomania 11y ago
I especially agree with 3). I was expecting more people to mention this. Compared with other build systems like wepback or gulp, meteor rebuild times are insane. edit: Just checked out the Meteor Roadmap, and build times are not even mentio

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