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by LVB 3y ago
Not so for WebRTC. We use Snapdrop all the time to transfer between devices, and it just gets the two nodes talking, but the data xfer is peer to peer on our network. Works great.
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by LVB 3y ago
As opposed to? FWIW the author has many Python tools, including a popular ORM ( https://github.com/coleifer/peewee )
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by LVB 3y ago
I can relate to the author's story about discovering his dad's charts as a kid and being fascinated by them. I'd forgotten how much I poured over those things, especially with how dense they are. I'm sort of prompted to
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by LVB 3y ago
I started some cross-platform work about 6 ago and came into Flutter with plenty of hesitation. I was fearing this much ranted about janky feeling, but so far it has not come. AFAICT from the forums and such, the Web target is definitely fa
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by LVB 3y ago
I'm not very plugged into how to use these models, but I do love and pay for both ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot. How does one take a model like this (or a smaller version) and leverage it in VS Code? There's a dizzying array of GPT w
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by LVB 3y ago
Indeed... it was different 4 days ago :) https://web.archive.org/web/20240121220542/https://zachholma...
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Ask HN: Web-based bot authoring games for kids?
2 points by LVB 3y ago|0 comments
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Three Rubber Duck Questions(blog.danslimmon.com)
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by LVB 3y ago
I was at a heavy equipment company that was sold on 6 Sigma. It was so bad. So much quality theater. Teams were culled of their “high potential” employees, who were sent off to become black belts and lead random projects with fancy story bo
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by LVB 3y ago
I was in a similar spot. After too much hand wringing I decided to sign up for monthly ($10/month) sync and give it a solid two months. These are important tools that I’m happy to pay for, but they do take some time to evaluate. I figu
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by LVB 3y ago
To the subjective complaints I’ll add heavy window tinting, specifically on windshields and front side windows. I don’t know if it is actually more common or I’m imagining that, but I really don’t like it as a pedestrian or fellow driver. H
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by LVB 3y ago
Suspicious of what, exactly? If someone needs work and aren’t landing the jobs, is there another approach they should be taking?
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by LVB 3y ago
>And as such, I'm confused why this exists. Beyond the standalone server mode, I'm able to literally import this as a library/framework right into my Go app ( https://pocketbase.io/docs/go-overview&#x2F
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by LVB 3y ago
I’ll redo my wish into: I wish Pikchr was more expressive. I’m not attached to Mermaid, but I do like things that make the common tasks simple. AFAICT the Pikchr language is still pretty close to its PIC roots, which is comparatively low le
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by LVB 3y ago
I’m unable to drag the cards on iPhone.
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by LVB 3y ago
Check out this which I believe has that feature: https://github.com/RhetTbull/osxphotos
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by LVB 3y ago
For common diagrams, you probably should. I've used Pikchr, and if you want/need to place a lot of things manually or otherwise have a larger degree of control, then it fills that niche OK, I guess. But for whipping up a flowchart
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by LVB 3y ago
I asked a flight attendant about the window shades once, and in addition to the visibility reasons, she also said it was to help create a uniform view. They need to scan for anything that is out of place, and having the shades randomly open
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by LVB 3y ago
Indeed! Still my go-to for smaller personal projects.
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by LVB 3y ago
The patterns I've noticed, watching it evolve for nearly 20 years are: - They draft behind others, and I mean this in a good way. They seem to eschew trailblazing new features, but keep a close eye on alternatives (esp. Postgres) and h
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by LVB 3y ago
gron is one of my favorite tools because I don't do this type of searching as much anymore and can't remember the options for more advanced tools (jq, etc). I can easily and confidently compose from gron -> grep though.
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by LVB 3y ago
Can you explain a bit more how Ethereum fits in “for obtaining a random mystery prompt and its solution”?
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by LVB 3y ago
Finally found it (kept searching for "released" when it was actually "launched"). HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37903489
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by LVB 3y ago
There was a fairly recent, well-upvoted blog post shared here about a guy who worked for a few years polishing his iOS stocks app and ultimately gave up due to the data feeds becoming untenable. Excellent article... that I can't find :
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by LVB 3y ago
Excellent! Love to see these sorts of posts since this is also a goal of mine. (Though I'm in the situation of having quit first due to other reasons, I'd very much like to build a sustainable product vs returning to a W2 job.) On
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by LVB 3y ago
Sure, but parts of the ticket are editable. I can change the title and various fields, and everything gets versioned. But they've elected to not provide an editable description field, and instead, all clarification must be in append-
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by LVB 3y ago
I’ve tried Fossil a number of times, but several oddly-rigid aspects always manage to turn me off. Take, for example, the integrated bug tracker, which is novel and a big draw for me. Say I write up a bug and then notice an error in the des
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by LVB 3y ago
My main, albeit simple, local organizational pattern is: 1. everything under ~/dev 2. all projects are their own folder under a year folder. And if I ever restart work on something older, I move it to the current year. I have hundreds
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by LVB 3y ago
“endlessly enthusiastic savant intern” is a good description! I’ve had to sharpen my skills at verification and cross-checking, but the volume of pretty good insight from a much wider domain than I myself could consider has been so worth it
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by LVB 3y ago
"had" is not necessary, but if present, then the phrase should be "had run" (past perfect tense)

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