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by acaloiar 3y ago
Thanks! I'd love to take personal credit, but it's https://github.com/panr/hugo-theme-terminal :)
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by acaloiar 3y ago
https://adriano.fyi I mostly write about tech topics and write howtos, usually for my own future reference. However I also write about being a "digital nomad" living in an RV, and sometimes that converges with tech, e.
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by acaloiar 3y ago
I just discovered that yesterday, and loving it.
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by acaloiar 3y ago
I've been using Kagi [1] for both technical and non-technical searches recently, and not having to mentally filter ads out of results is a delight. The top result is almost always very good. [1] https://kagi.com
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by acaloiar 3y ago
I generally agree with the sentiments here, yet I think it's important to understand the value of the ".0001%" of logs that _are_ used. Just because log utilization rates are often very low, doesn't meant that the .0001%
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by acaloiar 3y ago
> From a more general perspective, our paper is loosely linked to the strand of literature which analyzes profitability and market power using firm-level data (e.g., De Loecker et al (2020), Davis et al (2022)) but we focus on national a
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by acaloiar 3y ago
Better yet, the paper on which the blog post is based: https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WP/Issues/2023/06/23/Eur...
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by acaloiar 3y ago
> I think terminals had a time and place, but it’s time we moved on to tools that are more user friendly and provide better features. The terminal is not an impediment to "better features", and "user friendliness" is
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by acaloiar 3y ago
Great list! To the maintainer: Cloudflare is mangling your HTML and redacting lit's `@version` with `[email protected]`.
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by acaloiar 3y ago
The beauty of htmx is that it doesn't matter what you use on the backend. Literally anything that'll render HTML will suffice. Even static HTML files on a web server will do. No need for an application server at all if you're
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by acaloiar 3y ago
Funnel has come in handy for me a number of times. Though I now wonder if the abuse experienced by Mullvad will be realized by Tailscale as well. Perhaps compounded by an exodus of Mullvad (ab)users seeking alternatives.
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Show HN: env-sample-sync automatically synchronizes .env files with env.sample(github.com)
1 points by acaloiar 3y ago|0 comments
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by acaloiar 3y ago
> Every customer complaint about unintended acceleration of Teslas was proven in court to be the fault of the customer confusing the pedals. Reference, please? Are you referring to a specific complaint, or truly "every" custome
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by acaloiar 3y ago
Both self-hosted and hosted Plausible are a good choice.
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by acaloiar 3y ago
If I recall correctly, what this software is capable of doing is not what the Stringray debacle was about. While the Stringray could also be used as a passive sniffer, the FBI Stringray debacle was about it being used as an active fake cell
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by acaloiar 3y ago
Agreed -- the title should say (Trezor Impostor) to make it clear that Trezor is not the fake.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Durnago, CO is close to Utah, so that's not a surprise. I've used `1.1.1.1`, `8.8.8.8`, and others during this debacle, which I can't recall. Here are some query responses that I received during the incident, but I can't
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by acaloiar 4y ago
What you say is true, but 130ms latency is quite normal for even very healthy LTE connections. It's simply a high latency environment.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Update #6 has been at the end of the post since I posted that here on HN.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
It'll never get old or become poor advice :)
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I considered switching APNs, but didn't want to run afoul of any AT&T rules. I went ahead and gave it a try anyway, switching from `broadband` to `NXTGENPHONE`. I wasn't able to authenticate with `NXTGENPHONE`, so I switched i
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by acaloiar 4y ago
It's what I reach for first. `wget` made for a better gif, though :)
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I was hoping to see more of this sort of analysis from the HN crowd :) There's one other person from HN doing some analysis with me via email. Maybe something will come of it. You both came to the same conclusi
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I found that odd as well, and my iPhone hotspot does get routed through a different list of hosts as you can see in the traceroute. I suppose it should be noted. The iphone antenna and router antennas are no more than a meter from each othe
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Fair nit. Although this is why I chose to focus on transfer rates instead of time. But consider this. When I load Strava's dashboard, open the Network tab and search for "cloudfront", these are the metrics: > 374 requests
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I believe I can confirm that vstream.com is affected by this. It fails to fully load in a reasonable amount of time unless I connect via VPN, Verizon, or my (phone) hotspot. Update: For what it's worth, the "above the fold" p
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Good tip. I just tried with both and wasn't routed to a faster point of presence with either. I'll add a traceroute from the phone and one from a device connected to the LTE router to the updates section next. [update] Traceroutes
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by acaloiar 4y ago
While I can't provide more results over a long period of time, yet -- I can provide a pcap file and some details about IPv4/6. I've added an "updates" section at the bottom of the post.
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AT&T Wireless traffic shaping apparently making some websites unusable(adriano.fyi)
580 points by acaloiar 4y ago|289 comments
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by acaloiar 4y ago
This is exactly the thesis behind neoq ( https://github.com/acaloiaro/neoq ). Match your queue infrastructure with your application infrastructure.

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