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> 1. Create a document from template (xyz), put it in this share location (abc) and fill it in as you perform each step. I do this! I have a common checklist that I copy/paste into the project notes. It's all plain text and I j
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Very high quality app, thank you! It's simple, looks nice, and does everything it needs to. I love that it automatically allows playing in the background and appears on the lock screen, etc. The only thing I noticed was there's an
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I think a pre-owned Lenovo Thinkpad T14 would work well, especially with an AMD processor. Gen 1, 2, 3, and 4 are all pretty powerful and reasonably priced on the secondhand market and most should offer 32GB if not 64GB options.
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https://getwacup.com/
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I am all for clean syntax but I feel like JS has already reached a nice middle ground between expressiveness (especially w/ map/reduce/filter) and readability. I'd personally rather not have another syntax that everyone
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It's interesting to see the differences in industry adoption. My company just recently made Copilot an official tool for use. We're in a safety-oriented industry that moves more slowly. I do use it, but mostly just to tighten up e
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Nice, that's a reasonable use case. I've been working on centralizing my home lab config and this tool could help bring pf.conf in/out of a central JSON config. Mine already handles static DHCP leases, local hostnames, certif
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Cool piece of internet history (including video), thanks for sharing this!
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Thanks for these helpful search terms!
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I wanted to add that some zombie/necro posts are useful outside the context of HN. For example on retro computing boards it makes me so happy when someone bumps a 5 year old thread to share new details, benchmarks, etc. about some ca
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> I just realised while writing this comment how much I miss web comment culture from the 00s. Remember Shoutboxes? :)
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This is hilarious, I love it. I've thought about rolling my own comment system for a blog and thought it'd be fun to have a local LLM decide if I should even see the comment to approve/deny or not. Could be fun to browse the
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> DNAT (Destination Network Address Translation) Yes! This is easy to do on OpenBSD as well, though it's called "redirect" instead of "DNAT": pass in quick on $int_if inet proto udp to any port 53 rdr-to $d
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> The best thing would be not to connect any "smart" TV to the Internet. Agree! I regret letting my Vizio TV stay online for as long as I did. At first it was fine, and I did get a UI refresh a couple years back that was OK. Bu
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I personally feel differently about the Pihole. I run one and it blocks a lot of telemetry traffic from smart TVs, apps like Netflix, etc. that are not originating from a browser. I'm showing a 23.1% block rate today. But for my use ca
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I've been sculpting a static site generator for myself in TypeScript. The focus is on accessible, clean, and semantic output. It's one of those endless projects but it's fun to work on.
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One additional downside to professional licensing is that it can be time consuming and costly. For example, to bring a new physician on board to a practice they must be: * Licensed (allowed to practice in that state) * Credentialed (degrees
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In the US at least it seems common to review performance and put certain benefits on hold for 90 days to see if it's working out. This wouldn't mitigate the costs of the initial hiring or the opportunity cost of not selecting anot
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Yep. And sometimes a nearby independant contractor who advertises once or twice a week on Facebook or in the local newspaper is going to provide a better service experience than the one blasting TV commercials on the local channels.
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> All the marketing budget is doing is funneling people who want cleaning to one cleaning company over another. Yes, and anecdotally I've heard of better experiences using services that do not appear on the top search results. The r
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Here's the official document: https://sqlite.org/codeofethics.html
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> My take is that the right workflow for people is quite varied. I agree. I've been tempted lately to write my own local todo + notes + calendar app that fits the way I think about tasks and time. Kind of like developing a software
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Yeah, that mirrors my anecdotal experience. Certain smells give me a sensation of recall very different from simply thinking or remembering something.
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> You smell the same unique smell and it immediately takes you back to the time and place. At least that’s how it works for me. I have experienced this too. Recently I was in new place I've never been before and while waiting in lin
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Delta at least supplies a 24 hour grace period to cancel in case one made a mistake. I noticed they don't even charge cards until after this period
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This is very cool! I like the idea of a real text-mode card for a homebuilt PC versus the more framebuffer-like card that Ben designed. Nice work. I also like the natural progression from text to Pikachu. :D
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We could tie it to an error signal from the OS or prompt, so that if `$?` is non-zero then the magic smoke is released. This would encourage careful programming.
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I agree, I like the noisy signal. It gives "this is running on a breadboard" which is much cooler than bit-perfect output.
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> it just wasn't called that back in the day Right, I think they were more just like "VGA cards" or "graphics adapters" for a while, and before that would have been CGA/EGA/Hercules, etc. I view the fir

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