MoOmer

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by MoOmer 4y ago
Thonny isn’t just for beginners - it’s also really nice for working with little boards like the Raspberry Pi Pico!
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by MoOmer 4y ago
I switched to Fastmail and love it, for business and personal. It’s so easy to add/filter/map/organize many domains/aliases per account.
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by MoOmer 4y ago
In this context, I’m pretty sure it’s In-Ear-Monitors; or, the headphones that go in your ear. I’d also disagree that there’s no difference between price/quality of monitors!
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Just came here to post this also!
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HaxeUI adds a cross-platform canvas implementation(community.haxeui.org)
1 points by MoOmer 4y ago|0 comments
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by MoOmer 4y ago
I use Consul Connect + Traefik annotations, and am planning to write about it soon. If you want a sneak peak, I'm happy to screen-share the config to get you going, ping me at the email in my profile!
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Great post - I hadn't heard of Nomad Pack, and I have a small-ish deployment of ~20 nodes. There are many reasons to love Nomad, like its straight-forward architecture, how it plays well with other binaries to augment its functionality
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Zettlr + Zotero is a winning combination for me!
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by MoOmer 4y ago
Forgive me if I've missed something, but what's the connection here?
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Ask HN: Interest in a Complete Code Example of Change Data Capture?
1 points by MoOmer 4y ago|0 comments
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by MoOmer 5y ago
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by MoOmer 6y ago
C++, Lua, and JavaScript all have had improvements in their readability over the years. I don’t write much Haxe at all, but have followed it for a while. It’s such an ambitious project, even featuring over the years at least 2 different VMs
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by MoOmer 6y ago
Agreed, it would have been nice to see some sort of delay or rate limit.
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by MoOmer 6y ago
Elastic's Cloud offering runs in the major cloud providers [0]. https://www.elastic.co/subscriptions/cloud
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by MoOmer 6y ago
This was my experience... 1. Read first sentence, Take a look at the source code of this page - I rely mostly on CSS for the rendering of this article. 2. Right click, "View Page Source" on Firefox (`84.0.2 (64-)bit)`)
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by MoOmer 6y ago
Hey just wanted to pop in and say that the project is great, and the code-base is really well structured and easy to follow. I dig the Lua plugin support via sol, too!
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by MoOmer 6y ago
Certainly depends on how you use it. If you plan accordingly and the data fits a compatible partitioning strategy, things work out well and costs can be manageable/predictable.
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by MoOmer 6y ago
To be fair, you have a great batting average in identifying issues to allow for improvement. Thanks for your work
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by MoOmer 6y ago
Sometimes following rabbit holes is fun for personal projects - not every project is measured strictly by utility.
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by MoOmer 6y ago
One of the benefits of open-source is that you can ensure a copy of the source exists, in the event that something makes the original source disappear.
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by MoOmer 7y ago
This article is about TruffleRuby, not jruby.
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by MoOmer 7y ago
Early on, doctors were quick to note that there is no herd immunity with this particular coronavirus.
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by MoOmer 7y ago
I’d definitely prefer a build-level option. Some of us are working with some internal systems that haven’t (yet) been embraced by the loving arms of automation.
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by MoOmer 7y ago
Sometimes, though, an infrastructure team will want to manage the service internally, even if a managed service (e.g. GKE) is available and compliant with the workloads, and would reduce overhead.
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by MoOmer 7y ago
Drill depends on Calcite for SQL parsing and cost-based query optimization!
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by MoOmer 7y ago
Really cool, thanks for sharing. You all might want to look at Apache Calcite ( http://calcite.apache.org/ ) as well for inspiration, which has similar functionality as a subset of its features!
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by MoOmer 7y ago
Also, those costs cover much, much, more than git.
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by MoOmer 8y ago
Mixed reviews from me on GCP. Some of their services don’t offer many of the network controls that you might expect. IIRC network rules with cloud functions and managed database services were a painpoint for a pet project of mine. Whereas w
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by MoOmer 8y ago
The examples reference the use of an Amazon Web Service product for the abstraction. I don’t see a problem here.
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by MoOmer 9y ago
That is the joke.

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