HellsMaddy

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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   I'm curious to see how this changes over time, so I threw together a quick repo with a GitHub action to watch the endpoint. https://github.com/b0o/apple-autofill-domains
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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   Not only that those who abstain do so for health reasons, but many teetotalers were in the past alcoholics. Those who have never had a drinking problem tend to have few qualms with a glass of wine here or there, and so could be classified a
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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   I find the regional availability odd for a product like this. What could be the reason? Maybe payment processing, or i18n?
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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   Agreed. I rarely use bookmarks, and when I do the only reason is to make the URL show up in omnibar suggestions faster. If I find content I really care about, I put it in my notes. Otherwise, if the content is interesting but not crucial, I
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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   Oh, yes, the “sales”. I found a mattress pad on Wayfair that I was interested in, but I felt it a bit weird that it was “70% off”. I loaded the product page in the Wayback machine and found that it’s always between 50-75% off, and that th
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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   Awesome! Congratulations on your launch. I noticed this exact phenomenon when shopping for a new armchair recently. I found one I liked on Wayfair but wasn’t 100% sure yet, so I checked a few other sites. I stumbled across the same chair on
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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   Mitmproxy is so much fun. I used it recently to inspect the traffic between a `node --inspect` process and the Chrome devtools. I then used my understanding to "fix" a few things that annoyed me about the node debugging workflow -
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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   I run Firefox inside a systemd-nspawn[0] container. I wrote a little wrapper around systemd-nspawn that I call arch-lwc[1] which kinda mimics the docker CLI. I have another script to coordinate the Firefox-specific stuff. [0]: https:/
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   by HellsMaddy 5y ago

   You all joke that this doesn’t happen in practice, but something like this literally just bit me and it took me a few too many minutes to figure out what was going on. I use a bash script as my BROWSER which calls another bash script to lau
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    Can you provide a link? I’m having trouble finding it.
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    Care to elaborate?
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    To save you a click: Windows only and closed source.
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    It’s worth noting that there has been a lot of controversy around Sinclair and his work. > Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, Inc. was a biotechnology company based in Cambridge, MA that developed therapies for type 2 diabetes, cancer, and other d
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    I bought some expensive “wild Norwegian cod liver oil” from Whole Foods recently. Didn’t look closely enough at the ingredients. Turns out the carrier oil is soybean oil.
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    GitHub/GitLab releases makes it easy, free, and has virtually no overhead to distribute software to millions of users globally. Setting up torrents and making sure they stay seeded costs time and money, and torrents are less convenient
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    I don’t see anything dealing with OCaml here, other than it being listed as an inspiration.
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    I can’t live with this typo. s/touch/touched
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    I just did this with an application I haven't touch in years. The deployment worked on the first try. A few clicks and I had TLS certificates. I'm sold!
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    ConnectedPapers: Explore connected academic papers in a visual graph(connectedpapers.com)

    1 points by HellsMaddy 5y ago|0 comments
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    It’s open source? You should have a link to the repo on the website.
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    I wasn't really that interested in this project from the website, but this video sold me. Super cool, wow!
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    What’s a pager in the context of a window manager? I’m aware of CLI pagers like less but I’ve never heard the term used with WMs.
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    +1 for CS 3110 (OCaml Programming: Correct + Efficient + Beautiful), and the video series is similarly excellent: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLre5AT9JnKShBOPeuiD9b...
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    That’s awesome, thank you for the link!
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    You wouldn’t. But the CA that issued the certificate could still revoke it, correct? E.g. https://letsencrypt.org/docs/revoking/#using-a-different-aut...
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    Tangentially related: I’ve wondered what would happen if you purchased a domain name that had previously been owned by someone else and they had obtained a TLS certificate from a CA with an expiration date beyond when your ownership began.
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    Reader mode is nice when it works, but since it’s hueristics-based I find it often either misses important content like images and code blocks that should be included with the article, or includes text that shouldn’t be there. Even if it se
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    These things are not mutually exclusive, right? I use both to great effect.
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    by HellsMaddy 5y ago

    This product page is phenomenal. Kudos to the frontend engineers, designers, and artists.