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tibudiyanto
8mo ago
Stumble upon this. Looks pretty cool, but don't have any idea about the team and their track record.
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8mo ago
https://tibudiyanto.club Tried multiple times in the past to write regularly but never really sticks.
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tibudiyanto
2y ago
I went to diablo valley college and then transferred to berkeley. All credits are accounted for.
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The Windows Ubuntu Operating System
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3y ago
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3y ago
This is pretty cool. Anyone see any pitfalls or footgun with this trick?
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3y ago
While eink displays is usually the gold standard for eBook reader, I wonder does reading it on an AMOLED screen with black background and white font is a good substitute?
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tibudiyanto
3y ago
thank you @simonw for creating this wonderful tool! I reach for sqlite-utils for my adhoc data needs every now and then. For aggregation then I use duckdb to read the resulting sqlite file.
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3y ago
Anyone doing any ssh / terminal work on this fold devices? I am considering one myself.
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3y ago
What a great database. This and sqlite-utils are my go to tools for ad hoc data wrangling.
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4y ago
I built and am still currently running a livestream tipping service localized for Indonesian. We need specialized service for this because Indonesians don't use credit card so existing services like Streamlabs is a no go. I would like
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4y ago
I think this might be a prank. One of the guy is saying his name is Rahul Ligma lmao
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5y ago
Yes! I tried this exact usecase using sqlite-utils as a python lib. I basically made a python script that open each of the json file and insert it into a sqlite inmemory db using sqlite-utils insert. Then you have a regular sqlite db (in me
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5y ago
ah found a fellow indonesian! tubruk always have a part in my heart! its like frenchpress with super fine grind
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5y ago
There is a typo on the reference part: ``` Martin Fawler, 2005 < https://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/EventSourcing.html > ``` Fawler -> Fowler
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6y ago
Finally fractional scaling support! Kudos to XFCE team