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2025-03-20 13:50:01

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I guess we need something along the lines of what the HN news aggregator does but here, in the fediverse, away from the hands of VC money.

2025-03-13 20:11:24

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Re: charting libraries, I like this one a lot: https://github.com/leeoniya/uPlot
Not sure if it fits your needs, but take a look. It is quite small, fast and simple.

2025-02-20 14:15:56

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There is also the more general https://curlconverter.com/
for a bunch more languages

2025-02-07 16:10:33

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@nprofile…7mzz
My gosh, this is gorgeous, congratulations. Do you mean you used an iphone inside a cardboard box with a hole, or some setup like that? Could you point me somewhere where I could read more about the idea if possible? Thanks

2024-12-21 02:21:09

Clumsy engineering
Beware design that make easy tasks easier and hard tasks harder, for they will make some tasks impossible and increase the overall costs greatly. And because there is a natural tendency to do the easy first, the consequences will only be obvious long after there is a deep commitment and switching away will cost dearly.
This trap is one instance of the faustian bargain that is often found in many domains of engineering: ORM, clean code, design patterns, no code, low code, frameworks, cloud computing, OOP, LLMs, automation, and many others.

2024-12-19 23:58:58

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Hello there. Maybe you are someone who can point me in the right direction for something I want to learn. Is there some book outlining the foundational theory behind how you optimize for maximum power per weight of body mass? Usually it is easy to find the opposite, that is, how to get big. How about getting stronger and keeping muscles small or even shrinking them? Could you please give me some directions, book recommendations or keywords to search for? Surely people must have done research on this, but I was not able to find it on my own. Thanks in advance

2024-12-05 10:18:48

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UNIX Style, or cat -v Considered Harmful
http://harmful.cat-v.org/cat-v/

2024-11-29 10:24:50

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Looking gorgeous, I am sure they taste great! Congratulations

2024-11-29 00:51:35

Hello there @nprofile…73zh
I noticed something about #snac. I configured it so that I see the posts collapsed by default. It then happens that, when I open one thread and like one of the child posts, there is a small glitch. As we know snac is js free and do a full page reload when I hit like. But also, it redirects me to the anchor which points to the post I liked, and then I can continue my scrolling from there. So far so good, works great. But, when snac is configured to collapse threads and I liked a child thread, the anchor does not work because it is inside a collapsed thread. At least tnat is the behavior I see on safari. I'd suggest tnat in this case, the page rendered by the server in response to my like to a child post, should have the corresponding thread open even when I configured snac to collapse by default.
I hope my explanation made sense. Thanks again for the great software!

2024-11-19 10:35:00

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If there is a "warning" and you cannot even have the choice to disable the access because it won't work, that means it still applies as the security issues are all there all the same.
CC: @nprofile…z0r5

2024-11-17 08:43:45

Does anyone have any idea what #insect is this? Looks like a weird cross between a very big queen ant and a moth. Is anyone here on fedi a #bug expert or curious?
https://snac.bsd.cafe/fiery/s/1efaea4beba08698500e9b1e6ad99e67.jpeg