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by tga 1mo ago
You don't catch memory for a living.
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by tga 3mo ago
As far as I know, incorporating a BV in the Netherlands can be done in 1-2 weeks, with a lot of less pain. Many services are integrated and available online.
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by tga 3mo ago
You call €25k liability? I just decided I won't work with a company that can't cover €25M in liability. Should the state force you to block that in your bank account just in case you want to work with me?
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by tga 3mo ago
https://zed.dev/blog (somewhat quirkier, sidebars) https://tailscale.com/blog (overall clean) https://arun.is/blog (sidebar, colors) https://www.vitsoe.com/us/voice (g
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by tga 3mo ago
To be clear: as a prototype, it's more than fine. As long as the UI isn't the innovation, make it real first and experiment with it as much as you can. Show it to users, see whether they understand it and see the value. As a domai
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by tga 3mo ago
If you continue developing this, I recommend completely scrapping the UI and finding a person or AI who can create something usable. What you're showing there is really that bad -- if you consider it acceptable, and expect to be able t
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by tga 4mo ago
You did not do the work, why should you feel any ownership of it? You asked someone else to do it, they did it, and you used the result. You could have just as well used Fiverr. But you're right to have an existential crisis if you&#x2
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by tga 5mo ago
I don't understand Casio watches. I know that aesthetics are highly subjective but, outside of retro nostalgia, does anyone actually enjoy looking at this thing on their wrist? The massive plastic bezel shouting PROTECTION, G-SHOCK, G-
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by tga 5mo ago
For another genre suggestion: handpan music. It's rhythmic and repetitive, but warmer than electronica, and fades nicely in the background: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qafSm6N5bkc
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by tga 6mo ago
https://suno.com/studio-welcome
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by tga 7mo ago
You can run something like Qwen 2.5 Coder on a regular machine ( https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen2.5-Coder-7B ) but it's really not in the same universe with Claude Code, it will be slow and generate bad code. It mi
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by tga 8mo ago
Most likely, and nobody cares. Already many years ago I remember installing a firewall on my phone and noticing in surprise that Outlook was not connecting at all to my private mail server, but instead only sending my credentials to their c
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by tga 8mo ago
Indeed, the current state of affairs is rather sad. To employ a regular (non-management) employee in Spain (and it applies anywhere else in Europe), an Estonian company would to at least have a local address, then register and maintain regu
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by tga 8mo ago
_Every_ ticket system with an API (all of them) is a ticket system in a box. You can add that functionality to your application by talking to the API directly. I think what you are thinking about is a standard API for ticket systems, that w
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by tga 9mo ago
If AI replaces workers and pays taxes, should it also vote and receive social security?
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by tga 9mo ago
Belgium is not not exactly known for its functional government. They have a lot of them and can't seem to quite keep them together. https://www.brusselstimes.com/1862716/542-days-brussels-brea...
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by tga 9mo ago
https://contexts.co is another good way to jump around windows in macOS. You Cmd-Tab, release Tab but keep holding Cmd, and type the name or shortcut of the window. No preconfiguration necessary, it becomes automatic to just tel
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by tga 10mo ago
Are you using "building" to mean "creating content" for the web? Then yes, in absolute numbers, it's more worth it (monetarily) than ever to create content. There are more people than ever making serious revenue wit
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by tga 10mo ago
The value of the space is whatever the user/team finds valuable. You almost had the right idea there: the value of what this emits is really in the summary of diffs. I'm certainly not going to go through each commit and read the d
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by tga 11mo ago
Oh don't get me wrong, I have nothing against publishing notebooks, on GitHub or anywhere else. That was the convenient part. The negative feature was Jupyter mixing output into the file source code, making it difficult to version. Wit
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by tga 11mo ago
From the looks of it, CoreWeave is a crypto company now turned AI company, currently offering infrastructure/cloud services. Definitely no focus on data or developer tools. (Also see the recent "CoreWeave is a time bomb" rece
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by tga 11mo ago
It's not reasonable to expect a source code management system to display the last output of every Python script. It might have been convenient for Jupyter notebooks, but that was a side effect of what's essentially a negative feat
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by tga 11mo ago
Same here, Fedora and iOS. I've mostly stopped using it because I couldn't rely on the app working when I needed it. The computer doesn't even change addresses, there is no need for mDNS or anything fancy, setting up devices
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by tga 11mo ago
Even today many apps still fit perfectly within those constraints. I'd gladly accept a fixed layout and no internationalization if that would mean sitting down and writing a rich app with one single dependency (!), zero boilerplate set
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by tga 1y ago
The alternative I'd suggest to someone using Hugo for a simple site/blog would be https://www.getzola.org . Single binary, batteries included. Does anyone have a better go to?
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by tga 1y ago
PartsCloud | Backend Engineer | REMOTE (Europe) | Full-time We’re looking for a Backend Engineer with data science experience to join our small team of experienced developers. You’ll work on core platform features including APIs, data pipel
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by tga 2y ago
For example, you can get a kit around $32: https://a.aliexpress.com/_Eya0rSM
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by tga 2y ago
You're spot on. Thanks for drawing this out and making it clear that, no matter what might be going on in the industry, the original poster's issue obtaining (and probably keeping) a job is about their contrarian attitude and lack
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by tga 2y ago
Mandatory plug for Redbean[0], a standalone Lua webserver (a single-file that runs natively on six OSes!), and Fullmoon[1], a web framework built on top of it. Not exactly mainstream, but so simple and elegant. [0] https://redbea
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by tga 2y ago
There is no canned way to do it in one shot, but using regular Django session authentication together with a PWA frontend hosted separately is not that difficult. The actual authentication remains on the Django app, using the standard way o

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