Dachande663

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by Dachande663 1y ago
Question for the crowd: if using the OpenAI service in Azure, is that included in the retention? OpenAI say API access but don’t specify if that’s just their endpoints or anyone running their models.
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by Dachande663 1y ago
From somewhere in the depths of an old reddit thread, someone recommended asking candidates "How fat is Kim Jong Un?" Instant hang-up.
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by Dachande663 1y ago
Fun fact that was dredged up because the author mentions Australia: GPS points change. Their example coordinates give 6 decimal places, accurate to about 10-15cm. Australia a few years back shifted all locations 1.8m because of continental
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by Dachande663 1y ago
I’m guessing this[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twitter_joke_trial
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by Dachande663 2y ago
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I loved dreamweaver when starting out. Never got on with the WYSIWYG (hence moving on), but its ability to read your CSS file and suggest classes was great. MX was the pinnacle in early 2000s. More relevant to me though, I miss Fireworks so
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by Dachande663 2y ago
It is valid. I’m running 8.4 and with autoloading etc it all works as expected. Maybe the language you’re arguing against isn’t the same language anymore.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I think you’re being a bit disingenuous here. Almost all packages are vendor and package prefixed yes, but your own code from very easily be as simple as: namespace Me; function test(){} ——— use function Me\test; test(); Conflicting package
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Sounds like a reserves position, probably in S6/Signal Corps given the description of dealing with IT.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
We currently use Metabase for SQL reporting, so I've been looking for something to allow actually changing values for a while. That being said, I don't think I would want to touch this. Reading through the code, it looks like a) i
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by Dachande663 2y ago
The site runs off of a tiny little server at home so I’ve got some very aggressive firewall rules. Anything from the usual bad countries, certain signatures etc are blocked. Reduced traffic to 1% of previous load.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
99% certain this is where I copied the idea from.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Semi-related but I needed a CAPTCHA on my site[0] mainly to block comment form spam and settled on repurposing a fun method I’d seen before. Is definitely not foolproof (or hard at all), but I really liked making it. [0] https://
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by Dachande663 2y ago
The last few point releases have been very stable, so normally within a week or so. Obviously this relies on having a pretty good test suite (we run ~8,000 tests in ~60 seconds so not too bad for us).
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by Dachande663 2y ago
PHP still has PECL[0] which is a huge collection of C extensions. [0] https://pecl.php.net/
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by Dachande663 2y ago
This reminds me of Yeoman in a way. Never thought I’d reminisce about the days of backbone and gulp.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Is there a simple BOM for making something like this without a Car Thing. Would an arduino/rock chip with a tft touch screen work or does it warrant pi levels?
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Today I learn where the name Pentium actually came from (fifth in Intel's release history, pent).
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I didn't mean it quite so insultingly, but yes, even a very modest server would handle that kind of load easily. You're not particularly high throughput (a few requests per second?) and I imagine the database is fairly efficient (
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I love the idea of this but, given the traffic numbers, this could run on a $4 Digital Ocean droplet and have the same result. They've burnt over a grand just to use vercel. Maybe I'm just older but I don't understand the log
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by Dachande663 2y ago
The python runs on another machine and is just communicating with the ring. You don't run it on the ring itself.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Only about 1800ft total elevation, which isn't much when you average it down and take into account a couple of hours here and there to swap plasters, eat some scoff etc.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I did a 24-hour running race a couple of months ago. Didn't hit my goal, but still came back with 50 miles under my belt. To me, the bliss is the moment I forget I've been running for five minutes, or 15, or an hour. I can't
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Working on my first foray into DML-based speakers. Low expectations, but more enjoying the fun of learning a new domain (and it’s a distraction from building garden furniture). Got various exciters, panel types, mount ideas ready, just taki
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I suppose the real question now is: did the author give it a 9.9 out of ignorance or malice/ego?
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by Dachande663 2y ago
AppSumo users are typically the worst kinds of customer as well, speaking from past experience.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I still have a /now page, but it follows the 2007 Web 2.0 trend of basically been a stream from audioscrobbler, Flickr, blog etc (or their modern replacements). Life updates are just blog posts
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by Dachande663 2y ago
(2021)
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by Dachande663 2y ago
Mentioned in the article.
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by Dachande663 2y ago
I would be interested to know pageviews/bandwidth because this feels like it's still at the scale of it could run on a single box (rather than Heroku or a whole kubernetes cluster as seems to be the current case). For reference, w

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