alexk307

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by alexk307 5y ago
Why not? Everyone has to be maximally productive at all times?
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by alexk307 5y ago
How do you like your Flipper? Seems like a great tool
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by alexk307 5y ago
Self-host in your basement, use nginx as your reverse proxy and add tls with letsencrypt. I'd argue this is more secure than most modern applications.
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by alexk307 5y ago
Good. Supply is so limited right now, but everyone should be able to get one at MSRP if they want one. The whole goal of the Pi project is to make computers affordable to enable learning and prototyping. I pre-ordered a Pi 4 about 3 months
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by alexk307 5y ago
That's awesome! Glad you found a niche
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by alexk307 5y ago
I thought it was beehives
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by alexk307 5y ago
Does anyone actually use nslookup.io? Why wouldn't they just run `nslookup` and/or `dig` from their terminal?
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by alexk307 5y ago
I would definitely use this, but Google Cal has most of these features, except the voting part. I can already collaborate on a shared cal with my friends or colleagues that sync directly to my devices (e.g. details, times, links, tickets, l
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by alexk307 5y ago
Did you read the article? Or even my comment? Or you just wanted to add your opinion about a specific area to a discussion of facts about a whole country?
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by alexk307 5y ago
How does this compare to Fusion360?
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by alexk307 5y ago
That's the whole point of the article...to tell you that it's not a Blue v. Red state issue, it's both. Did you even read it?
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by alexk307 5y ago
This argument falls apart when you compare most major city areas to their surroundings. St. Louis, Baltimore, Detroit, etc. likely have the same socioeconomic levels and population as entire red states (e.g. Baltimore has a higher populatio
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by alexk307 5y ago
I think this is more of a counter-example of why politicizing murder and lawlessness is a stupid idea. The conservatives in the US constantly bash Democratic ran cities as murderous hell-holes and places no person in their right mind would
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by alexk307 5y ago
Well done!
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by alexk307 5y ago
There are certainly exceptions to every case, but I when I was first starting out my career, I was super guilty of doing this. Always asking my coworkers for help or information, even though I had all the access to information that I needed
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by alexk307 5y ago
The biggest difference between junior devs and senior devs is the ability to dig for answers and information and only ask when you are completely blocked. It seems like you've surrounded yourself with junior engineers and aren't i
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by alexk307 5y ago
Nice project, but this is not super useful in practice. HTTP itself is a DSL, so this is another DSL around that DSL. I would definitely choose curl and bash over any other abstraction, and if logic was needed, there are great libraries in
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by alexk307 5y ago
The world spent trillions of dollars fighting this pandemic, and is still hemorrhaging cash all over the planet. A few more blood tests for such an important claim would have been very much worth it. Not saying test all 100k, but 48? I gues
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by alexk307 5y ago
There are literally 100s of thousands, if not millions of healthcare workers, why could they only perform this study on 48 of them?
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by alexk307 5y ago
If you can't undertake renaming a branch, or tolerate being forced to learn how to rename a branch, then I'm not sure if you really belong in the technical field of software.
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by alexk307 5y ago
They didn't change anything retroactively, calm down or host your own git server.
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by alexk307 5y ago
How is this possible? I was told that these wireless networks are all closed and proprietary. Is this done by reverse engineering the protocols?
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by alexk307 5y ago
I flashed the Arduino bootloader on mine by using my Arduino Uno as a programmer
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by alexk307 5y ago
Free market apparently is only free if you have $10M lying around. You and I can play around in the stock market and make some peanuts, but only the rich are allowed to get in at the bottom floor and make real money.
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by alexk307 5y ago
Awesome work. I just dove into the world of AVR programming and bought a bunch of ATTINY85's. Super easy to work with, extremely versatile, and low power consumption.
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by alexk307 5y ago
I just got the LG A1, and I am also disappointed with how many ads they serve. I'm probably going to get an Apple TV to replace the shitty LG UI. There is a setting hidden deep in a menu that will turn off ads. I was able to find it, a
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by alexk307 5y ago
So you're saying it's worth it if you don't think about the financial solvency of the US subsidized flood insurance while you look away from the problem until your front porch is underwater. Enjoy your vacation!
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by alexk307 5y ago
I don't. You can easily set up your own. https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
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by alexk307 5y ago
Just curious, what were you a prodigy at?
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by alexk307 5y ago
Do you need to be a prodigy to wire up sensors and controllers? More pressure to learn how modern technology works? That should be a great thing. This exactly is the issue: not all kids are geniuses and not all kids are morons, but you&#x27

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