SmellTheGlove

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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
I tried a Mac Mini for a while, but they're just not designed to run headless and I ultimately abandoned it because I wanted it to either work or be fixable remotely. Issues I had: - External enclosure disconnected frequently (this is
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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
I agree with you in principle, but 30 years is probably the wrong number. I have a house in coastal Maine, built in 1997. It's coming up on 30 years. I assure you, it's vastly different than the my first house (1941) or my last (1
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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
How did you charge your unit? Did you learn how to do that and get the EPA certificate or did you convince someone to come out and do that?
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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
Would homebrew do the job?
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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
Isn’t marketing basically spending money now that will result in revenue later?
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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
We got china for our wedding and at some point we just decided to use it regularly like our other dishes. So far it’s been more durable than our crate and barrel stuff that we also got for our wedding, and we put it in the dishwasher too! T
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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
I’m mid 40s, had mainframe on my resume from probably 15 years in financial services (not the exciting, high paying kind either). I moved into tech in my mid 30s and am now in a fairly senior leadership role. But that person that gave me a
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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
Wow this is a clever way to get people to both supply and annotate images for you for free. 2025 is gonna be the year of the seefood app.
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by SmellTheGlove 1y ago
Google’s APIs are all kind of challenging to ramp up on. I’m not sure if it’s the API itself or the docs just feeling really fragmented. It’s hard to find what you’re looking for even if you use their own search engine.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I live in Seattle and I was originally going to go with batteries. However, the half of the year when our power is most likely to go out is also the half of the year where there is very little sun. So for a prolonged outage I’d either need
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I agree with you. This is exactly how we’re parenting as well.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
If you happen to see this, has it resolved? And what browser are you using? I couldn't actually reproduce an issue. I added preload to the header just now though.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I hash them using werkzeug's builtin utility. "Encrypt passwords" sounded more readable to someone who isn't technical and may not know what hashing is. But you're correct - I should update that. Hashing isn't
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
This is great. I like the idea of it just showing up in your editor, rather than having to go look for it (presuming you spend enough time in an editor, which is likely here). One step removed from a, "leave a note on the keyboard so I
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Show HN: Tiny Text Calendar – A Portable Calendar.txt(txtcal.app)
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I don’t think you should be embarrassed or apologize. You still did a thing that improved performance - in the near term it worked around a bug that you weren’t even aware of, and long term there are still gains even with that bug fixed. Bu
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
What are you talking about? You just apply a yellow tinted filter.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
When I was in my mid to late 20s I was at a consulting firm and later in government directly. I wasn’t assigned to anything particularly objectionable or anything, but I’ve looked back on it a lot and it’s heavily influenced how I operate i
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Well back then we didn’t have all of that memory for those fancy abstraction layers. Sticking your finger in the framebuffer probably wasn’t the worst way to do that!
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Sure can if they make the right offer to the people that were working there just before they quit due to being lowballed!
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Read the post I’m responding to. Look carefully at the wording. That individual is suggesting something else. Here’s an idea: if this was so sorely needed under Biden then they could have written one themselves just like OP did!
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Yeah not working for me right now.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
It’s time to stop blaming Biden. Your guy is in office now. Whatever happens it’s on him, not Biden. Let’s stop with that.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Aider is the single best tool I’ve tried. And I’d never heard of it until like 2 weeks ago when someone mentioned it here. I love aider.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Right. There’s generally going to be other evidence. Rotating the DKIM isn’t going to save anyone relying on the shaggy defense.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
What if we did what others suggested was the practical limit - 48GB. Then just put 2-3 cards in the system and maybe had a little bridge over a separate bus for them to communicate?
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Fidelity’s brokerage business would be covered by SIPC, which would include its cash management accounts. They also likely sweep cash out to FDIC-insured accounts. More importantly though, Fidelity is large enough that you’re unlikely to ne
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Especially according to Stephen Wolfram!
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Criticism: This is going to suck. Too much of my time, that is. This is super cool, thank you for doing this!
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I've been just screwing around and building little apps, mostly seeing how quickly I can get something going using ChatGPT or Claude. Seems like Claude in particular is great with code. The most recent thing I did was a little app [0]

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