Thanks for the insight! I guess it's a hard problem to solve with these conflicts. I'm wondering how it could be automatically resolved if a user has the same thing open multiple times with changes to the same…
I had this problem as well, these conflicts may happen when you keep Keepass clients open and add passwords on two different machines. I have written a CLI tool in Rust called keepass-diff that may help you with this:…
I suspect Hugo: https://autoiterative.com/blog/index.xml
I like the sandboxing effect of using Docker. Having node_modules (or any kind of dependencies) not being able to access all files on the host is a big relief - especially since there were attacks on popular…
It's nice to see that I'm not the only one with that intention :) I have contacted just a few people (every two/three months) and sent them longer texts with specific examples of why something they did or said had a…
According to BayStartUp (they support startups in Germany), they advise you to do both top-down and bottom-up: This way you can validate the results from the extrapolation.
Thanks for the insight! I guess it's a hard problem to solve with these conflicts. I'm wondering how it could be automatically resolved if a user has the same thing open multiple times with changes to the same…
I had this problem as well, these conflicts may happen when you keep Keepass clients open and add passwords on two different machines. I have written a CLI tool in Rust called keepass-diff that may help you with this:…
I suspect Hugo: https://autoiterative.com/blog/index.xml
I like the sandboxing effect of using Docker. Having node_modules (or any kind of dependencies) not being able to access all files on the host is a big relief - especially since there were attacks on popular…
It's nice to see that I'm not the only one with that intention :) I have contacted just a few people (every two/three months) and sent them longer texts with specific examples of why something they did or said had a…
According to BayStartUp (they support startups in Germany), they advise you to do both top-down and bottom-up: This way you can validate the results from the extrapolation.