Humphrey

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by Humphrey 10mo ago
I know right! I'd never heard of HTTP Range requests until PMTiles - but gee it's an elegant solution.
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by Humphrey 10mo ago
Yes — PMTiles is exactly that: a production-ready, single-file, static container for vector tiles built around HTTP range requests. I’ve used it in production to self-host Australia-only maps on S3. We generated a single ~900 MB PMTiles fil
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by Humphrey 10mo ago
I love the simplicity! Does this store state in the browser? Have you considered adding an export/import data option? I was actually expecting "Copy link" to have my months worth of event data encoded in the url after the #
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by Humphrey 11mo ago
Ho do you find Trailbase compares? Worth the switch?
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by Humphrey 11mo ago
Not with Pocketbase - as I haven't found I've needed to look into the docs too much. But I have come across a whole bunch of areas LLM's seem to always answer incorrectly for. For example, ChatGPT has almost never corrected
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by Humphrey 11mo ago
I haven't tried this... but Pocketbase is opinionated in how it's schema is structured - and it needs to be the tool managing your schema. Therefore if it was me, I would use the Admin UI to create a new db with a similar data str
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by Humphrey 11mo ago
SQLite only. I haven't come across any GIS integration. I think you should choose Pocketbase when it "not having features" and being lightweight is the feature you need.
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by Humphrey 11mo ago
I've been trying out Pocketbase on a side project idea. I'm super impressed! Having worked for many years on Django projects, Pocketbase seems like a perfect fit for those small to medium sized projects for which you don't wa
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by Humphrey 11mo ago
Instead of redesigning the "pocket" they should just make phones that fit inside regular pockets.
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by Humphrey 1y ago
About to switch from stable to beta - purely so I can get get rid of liquid glass and hopefully the other bugs in 26.0.
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by Humphrey 1y ago
Hot take: iPhone Air isn't about making phones lighter, but to justify making their other models heavier. iPhone Air is 165g. The new iPhone Pro 17 is 204g but the 15 Pro was only 187g. iPhone 17 is 7g more than the iPhone 16 which wa
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by Humphrey 1y ago
The Apple Configurator seems like a great tool to setup a phone for your children or tech illiterate elderly parents. Many of us would have people in our lives who might actually understand how to use their phone if the only icons on the ho
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by Humphrey 1y ago
Whether you think that or not is not the issue - the fix is very obvious once pointed out to you. The arguement the author is making is that a bug like that TS issue can be very difficult and time consuming to track down and is not picked
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by Humphrey 1y ago
Does anybody have any experience migrating to PlutoPrint from WeasyPrint? Is it seamless? Faster? Any teething issues? Are their reasons to stay with WeasyPrint?
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by Humphrey 1y ago
Anybody know how this would work for multiple nginx backends or failover machines - as I assume it's only possible to auto-fetch certificates for the live machine. Is it expected that you would use scp or similar to copy certs from th
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by Humphrey 1y ago
I've been working as a software dev for over 20 yrs and not really ever got caught in the precise moment issue that the author is talking about. You just need to pick the correct datatype for the kind of thing that you want. Eg Eg, in
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by Humphrey 1y ago
> I REPEAT: when making charts for the user... Oh, so OpenAI also has trouble with ChatGPT disobeying their instructions. haha!
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by Humphrey 1y ago
Oh this looks amazing! I had pretty much stopped using Python for my one-off scripts because of the hassle of dependencies. I can't wait to try this out.
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by Humphrey 1y ago
35/36 FTW!
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by Humphrey 1y ago
This is fun! While some are obvious, and some you need to "cheat" by Googling - it's really fun looking at a part of the world you wouldn't normally browse a map of.
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Mapping every Alone Australia S03 drop site(humphreymurray.com)
3 points by Humphrey 1y ago|1 comments
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by Humphrey 1y ago
I spent a bit too much time trawling through maps and tracked down the exact drop sites of every contestant on Alone Australia Season 3 Turns out some of them were just 700 metres apart — even though the show said 6km. I built an interactiv
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Trump places 25 per cent tariff on US auto imports(abc.net.au)
15 points by Humphrey 2y ago|3 comments
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by Humphrey 2y ago
Ah interesting! Looks like that uses a WASM build of CPython to run your Python code - similar to how you can run python in your browser. Would you still have a heap of Python files?
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by Humphrey 2y ago
Disagree: While this might be the case for a handful of languages such as Rust of Go - Many lanugages need a whole lot of other stuff to run (eg, Python needs a lot bunch of dependencies).
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by Humphrey 2y ago
I clicked this totally expecting this to be somebody still using Bootstrap Version 1.0 haha
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by Humphrey 2y ago
oh cool! It works now :) Nice work
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by Humphrey 2y ago
Doesn't work! Clicking discover just shows a messagebox with a stack trace[1] - so I have no way of adding a podcast to try out the app. [1] Error string::1: bytes->jsexpr: bad input starting #"error code: 502" context..:
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by Humphrey 2y ago
What does the app provide? I have long considered creating an app that combines Notes with Voice Memos with a way of tracking alternative ideas for each line or section.
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by Humphrey 2y ago
- Most time is spent in the iPhone's Notes & Voice Memo apps. - I try Rhymezone, but it rarely helps me find a word I hadn't already though of. - The Complete Rhyming Dictionary [1] as it also helps find great family rhymes -

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