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CW: rust, diesel
Coming from unstrictly typed frameworks like #Django and #peewee, I was a bit surprised to see that #Diesel requires me to have a separate struct for insertion when I already have one for creation. But after reading up a bit it makes sense: insertables have missing fields like ID and timestamps which you wouldn't want to miss later, so having them as a separate struct helps to enforce that 📜
Boilerplate, you might say, but I've grown fond of the safety of explicitness :rust_ferris:
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People who've given up on #selfhosting their #email due to being blocked by #BigEmail: consider running your own server anyway, *in addition* to whatever you switched to, if only to communicate with non Big Email folks?
Perhaps you won't use it much right now. But the more people do it, the more useful it'll become. We may not live to see the day Big Email finds itself locked out of #SmallEmail rather than the other way round. But at least we'd have laid the foundations ✉️
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People who've given up on #selfhosting their #email due to being blocked by #BigEmail: consider running your own server anyway, *in addition* to whatever you switched to, if only to communicate with non Big Email folks?
Perhaps you won't use it much right now. But the more people do it, the more useful it'll become. We may not live to see the day Big Email finds itself locked out of #SmallEmail rather than the other way round. But at least we'd have laid the foundations ✉️
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People who've given up on #selfhosting their #email due to being blocked by #BigEmail: consider running your own server anyway, *in addition* to whatever you switched to, if only to communicate with non Big Email folks?
Perhaps you won't use it much right now. But the more people do it, the more useful it'll become. We may not live to see the day Big Email finds itself locked out of #SmallEmail rather than the other way round. But at least we'd have laid the foundations ✉️
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People who've given up on #selfhosting their #email due to being blocked by #BigEmail: consider running your own server anyway, *in addition* to whatever you switched to, if only to communicate with non Big Email folks?
Perhaps you won't use it much right now. But the more people do it, the more useful it'll become. We may not live to see the day Big Email finds itself locked out of #SmallEmail rather than the other way round. But at least we'd have laid the foundations ✉️
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People who've given up on #selfhosting their #email due to being blocked by #BigEmail: consider running your own server anyway, *in addition* to whatever you switched to, if only to communicate with non Big Email folks?
Perhaps you won't use it much right now. But the more people do it, the more useful it'll become. We may not live to see the day Big Email finds itself locked out of #SmallEmail rather than the other way round. But at least we'd have laid the foundations ✉️
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#PHP devs, do you use a #LanguageServer and if so which one? I tried searching but couldn't find any up-to-date non-proprietary options. That said, maybe some of the #foss options are good enough even if they haven't been updated in a while...? :php:
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Is there any browser with an inverse #PrivateBrowsing mode?
Basically, all your browsing history, etc. is store locally but cookies and cache data are forgotten each time, so the outside world sees it as a fresh session but you can still see your own history :firefoxnew:
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Is there any browser with an inverse #PrivateBrowsing mode?
Basically, all your browsing history, etc. is store locally but cookies and cache data are forgotten each time, so the outside world sees it as a fresh session but you can still see your own history :firefoxnew:
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Is there any browser with an inverse #PrivateBrowsing mode?
Basically, all your browsing history, etc. is store locally but cookies and cache data are forgotten each time, so the outside world sees it as a fresh session but you can still see your own history :firefoxnew:
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Is there any browser with an inverse #PrivateBrowsing mode?
Basically, all your browsing history, etc. is store locally but cookies and cache data are forgotten each time, so the outside world sees it as a fresh session but you can still see your own history :firefoxnew:
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Is there any browser with an inverse #PrivateBrowsing mode?
Basically, all your browsing history, etc. is store locally but cookies and cache data are forgotten each time, so the outside world sees it as a fresh session but you can still see your own history :firefoxnew:
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Peeps, what are the rules around using #fandom characters as #TestData for your #software ?
I see a lot of #AliceInWonderland in #XMPP docs, but that's public domain in the US. I've also seen mention J.R.R. Tolkien's works in #Perl 's "Camel Book" and once found #JonSnow on some random docs page—both the works about which I believe are still under #copyright . Do all those docs count as #FairUse or...?
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Peeps, what are the rules around using #fandom characters as #TestData for your #software ?
I see a lot of #AliceInWonderland in #XMPP docs, but that's public domain in the US. I've also seen mention J.R.R. Tolkien's works in #Perl 's "Camel Book" and once found #JonSnow on some random docs page—both the works about which I believe are still under #copyright . Do all those docs count as #FairUse or...?
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Peeps, what are the rules around using #fandom characters as #TestData for your #software ?
I see a lot of #AliceInWonderland in #XMPP docs, but that's public domain in the US. I've also seen mention J.R.R. Tolkien's works in #Perl 's "Camel Book" and once found #JonSnow on some random docs page—both the works about which I believe are still under #copyright . Do all those docs count as #FairUse or...?
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Peeps, what are the rules around using #fandom characters as #TestData for your #software ?
I see a lot of #AliceInWonderland in #XMPP docs, but that's public domain in the US. I've also seen mention J.R.R. Tolkien's works in #Perl 's "Camel Book" and once found #JonSnow on some random docs page—both the works about which I believe are still under #copyright . Do all those docs count as #FairUse or...?
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Peeps, what are the rules around using #fandom characters as #TestData for your #software ?
I see a lot of #AliceInWonderland in #XMPP docs, but that's public domain in the US. I've also seen mention J.R.R. Tolkien's works in #Perl 's "Camel Book" and once found #JonSnow on some random docs page—both the works about which I believe are still under #copyright . Do all those docs count as #FairUse or...?
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@d2718 ooh thanks!
I actually found a different one (rust_cgi), but yours might be better because I can (probably, for example) make an #ActixWeb project and then have a custom executable that receives the call through CGI instead of the regular server.
The other one already uses hyper's http library, but an outdated version, so I'm not sure how that'll play with whatever Actix expects. Since dumb_cgi is nearly nothing, I can see myself fitting it onto whatever :rust:
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@lxsameer that's cool! I *recently* started using #emacs because I found file navigation annoying in other IDEs. I know how to touch type, so now I literally just have to type in what I want (with all the autocompletion benefits just like a shell). Still learning the basics but finding even that awesome!
By the way, I've been programming a bit of #Clojure too, although right now I prefer the #clisp vibes :clojure: :lisp:
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@lxsameer that's cool! I *recently* started using #emacs because I found file navigation annoying in other IDEs. I know how to touch type, so now I literally just have to type in what I want (with all the autocompletion benefits just like a shell). Still learning the basics but finding even that awesome!
By the way, I've been programming a bit of #Clojure too, although right now I prefer the #clisp vibes :clojure: :lisp:
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@lxsameer that's cool! I *recently* started using #emacs because I found file navigation annoying in other IDEs. I know how to touch type, so now I literally just have to type in what I want (with all the autocompletion benefits just like a shell). Still learning the basics but finding even that awesome!
By the way, I've been programming a bit of #Clojure too, although right now I prefer the #clisp vibes :clojure: :lisp:
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@lxsameer that's cool! I *recently* started using #emacs because I found file navigation annoying in other IDEs. I know how to touch type, so now I literally just have to type in what I want (with all the autocompletion benefits just like a shell). Still learning the basics but finding even that awesome!
By the way, I've been programming a bit of #Clojure too, although right now I prefer the #clisp vibes :clojure: :lisp:
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@lxsameer that's cool! I *recently* started using #emacs because I found file navigation annoying in other IDEs. I know how to touch type, so now I literally just have to type in what I want (with all the autocompletion benefits just like a shell). Still learning the basics but finding even that awesome!
By the way, I've been programming a bit of #Clojure too, although right now I prefer the #clisp vibes :clojure: :lisp:
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Hey @nemo have you looked into the #ONDC or #NammaYatri APIs? How feasible is it to develop our own apps/frontends that plug in to the network?
If it works maybe I'll try something for #KaiOS 🤔
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Hey @nemo have you looked into the #ONDC or #NammaYatri APIs? How feasible is it to develop our own apps/frontends that plug in to the network?
If it works maybe I'll try something for #KaiOS 🤔
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Hey @nemo have you looked into the #ONDC or #NammaYatri APIs? How feasible is it to develop our own apps/frontends that plug in to the network?
If it works maybe I'll try something for #KaiOS 🤔
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Hey @nemo have you looked into the #ONDC or #NammaYatri APIs? How feasible is it to develop our own apps/frontends that plug in to the network?
If it works maybe I'll try something for #KaiOS 🤔
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Hey @nemo have you looked into the #ONDC or #NammaYatri APIs? How feasible is it to develop our own apps/frontends that plug in to the network?
If it works maybe I'll try something for #KaiOS 🤔