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Keyboard Phones Are Back
(markow.dev)
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robowo
1mo ago
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robowo
1mo ago
This is a great idea. Is the code open source?
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robowo
2mo ago
Super interesting. May I ask - are people using this? What are their use cases? What do they govern?
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robowo
6mo ago
I always find it sad that they just seem to copy the crap Microsoft does. When I see the ribbon I am already out.
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robowo
7mo ago
I use it daily and it never crashed. How long ago was this? I am a big fan of DuckDB. Plow through hundrets of GB of logs on a 5 year old linux laptop - no problem.
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robowo
8mo ago
This looks cool and it hits a niche. There are suprisingly few good IDEs for DB work. I use DuckDB a lot for analytics tasks mostly in DataGrip but its not great. The alternatives like DBeaver are ok but not that great as well.
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robowo
10mo ago
Thanks for the link but thats not really the same. They are just giving you indications and then you have to sign up. I would like to see more concrete numbers per bank. Maybe there are not many factors that influence the rate?
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robowo
10mo ago
This is awesome! I wish there was sth similar for Europe! In Germany you have to go to a morgage broker and trust that his self-interest is aligned with yours :D
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robowo
10mo ago
Give https://codeberg.org/ a go
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robowo
10mo ago
Oh no. Not another VSCode fork…
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robowo
10mo ago
I have been working on https://easymiet.eu/ It is specific to the German rental market. Basically if you want to rent an appartment in Germany most landlords require you to fill out a non-standardized self-disclosure form.
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robowo
11mo ago
I have had god experiences with tiny11: https://github.com/ntdevlabs/tiny11builder