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trestacos
4mo ago
As someone looking to use supabase for a project, I'd love to learn more about what you mean by supabase rots - did you run into scaling problems?
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trestacos
2y ago
+1 "alchemy of air" is a great read. The angle that would be most interesting to the HN crowd is that it exposed me to how much innovation was happening in chemistry in this pre-WWI era. Reminds me a bit of silicon valley. The als
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trestacos
2y ago
Pikapods looks to be running containers for you, preconfigured for the self hosted apps they support. That's a cool service, I assume there are other similar services around. The concept I'm thinking about is different - it doesn&
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trestacos
2y ago
I've been thinking about building a service that makes it easy to self host apps like this. I'm curious if you'd find it useful. It would host webapps like yours that use in browser sqlite to store data, then the service prov
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trestacos
3y ago
Practical engineering has a good detailed walkthrough of what happened at Oroville dam from an engineering perspective: https://youtu.be/jxNM4DGBRMU
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trestacos
5y ago
Thanks for finding/sharing those links. As I read them they reminded me a lot of what I've been seeing as I have been using Remix (remix.run) For example: in "how to update content", they discuss path dependent updates.
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trestacos
5y ago
I think another option here is for email masking services to allow other services to ask if a user has registered at their site before. Details: https://dev.to/stephensisk/throwaway-email-blocklists-want-t... I'd
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Android's New Secret Weapon
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13y ago
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trestacos
14y ago
A fundamental part of charles' argument is that in order to sell ads, facebook must encourage you to set your profile settings to public. That's not the case. It doesn't matter whether you've set your profile to fully private - Facebook's p
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trestacos
14y ago
I think Charles is right to be concerned about the current state of privacy in social media, but I take issue with his statement that facebook is deliberately making it harder to make your content private. If you click on Privacy setting in