andrewmunsell

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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Also known (not so fondly) as "frupid"
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Personally, I've found node-pg-migrate works well for a Node stack and Postgres migrations in Supabase. Then, I primarily interact with the database using the Supabase GraphQL API + RLS.
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Then ping your own server, and if there’s a failure then fallback to pining another public service with known high availability to determine if it’s an Internet issue. Pinging Yandex by default every 5 minutes is not necessary
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
For what it's worth, there are also actually on-board radar systems in some aircraft
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
It's their term for a board you can add shapes and captures of webpages to, and you can share it. Might be good for building a personal dashboard composed of multiple monitoring services
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
The Arc browser has something like this with their Capture + Easels feature (example of this post: https://arc.net/e/A6D1FE0C-063A-4500-8D19-46581D16181E ), and it supposedly does update. Truth be told, I have no clue h
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
They do provide a nominal discount if you pay with Bitcoin, though I assumed that had something to do with the lack of payment processor fees so it doesn't necessarily explain why the Amazon prices are different.
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
More often than not, I have my foot on the accelerator and not the brake when I am using AP. I don't drive a lot in general, but over the tens of thousands of miles on AP I had it hit the brakes hard enough to be a problem only once.
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
I used to actually blog, but I ended up neglecting my site after I got a full-time job since I wanted to spend my personal time doing other things. But, I do credit my website heavily for getting me where I am and I always highly recommend
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Or, the elderly. How many times have we seen accidents due to an confused individual driving down the wrong side of the street or mistaking the accelerator for brake? Tesla may not ever get FSD working with its current approach, but if a co
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Stats is open source & free: https://github.com/exelban/stats Works on Apple Silicon with no issues. I used to pay for iStat Menus but Stats is totally fine for my needs, so I do not use iStat Menus anymore.
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Same experience for me. I had tickets booked under Aeromexico and cancelled them (they had a waiver that provided a cash refund in 12 months after the request, yes that's already ridiculous). I had an email confirmation they would refu
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
> Personally I am still waiting for someone to really get the proxy workflow right - it still requires too much manual control and planning. Someone needs to create a very robust asset management plane that does a better job of autolinki
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
I've used LumaFusion for years since it's the only real editor option on the iPad. They took forever to launch vector scopes and they still don't have keyframe easing or basic speed ramping, so it's good to see some co
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Presumably, you could edit using proxies on your iPad and only have those actually synced to the iPad itself for space saving. It's not 1:1 to your source footage, but depending on how you encoded the proxy it certainly would be good e
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
There are several packages that provide web UIs, like this one for example: https://github.com/hlky/stable-diffusion-webui It's not quite the ease of setup of an Electron app, but once setup it's pretty easy
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
This is definitely what I am interested in-- how existing cell HW can be picked up by their satellites. Even at low data rates for emergency SMS, etc. (caveat, I'm not a HW or radio engineer), this seems like an incredible feat if they
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
No, it's the latter of what you mentioned-- direct cell to SpaceX satellites
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
OVH has dedicated servers around that cost in Canada: https://eco.us.ovhcloud.com/ Based on their current availability, US looks to be more in the neighborhood of $50 a month
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Unfortunately, I have to agree. I went from having ASUS graphics cards and motherboards, to swearing off from buying ASUS products ever again. For me, they refused to repair or replace a brand new motherboard with a defective PCI-e slot bec
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
I've been using Mullvad ever since PIA was bought out. Never had an issue with them (other than when I forget to top up and my VPN connection dies :) ) with speed or reliability. I've always used the top up functionality rather th
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
FWIW I do code on my iPad and have gotten rid of my Mac laptop. I have two options: remote desktop into my gaming PC, or use GitPod (which works quite well for a more "native" but not offline dev experience). One day maybe there w
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
That's so cool! Of course with so many prizes on the line, I spent quite a bit of time (when I was visiting my grandparents in California none the less) over a weekend hacking together all of the ideas I could think of. It was a really
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
I do have a zip archive of (I think all) my source code. Maybe I'll try and post it on Github this weekend and send you a link! Edit: Yep, I just checked and have both the app client and backend code. I will post everything I can this
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
It was originally called PreCentral :)
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
This is amazing, thank you. Seems like several others, my actual development career began on WebOS. In high school, I was intrigued by the idea of a web-based, multitasking capable smartphone and begged my parents to buy me one. Ultimately
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Ah very true :) Joking aside, I don't want to make it seem like I am discounting their achievement. It's a very high pressure situation with a lot of potential for a bad outcome, and they handled it extremely well.
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
They landed at an airport. I think the CNN article has a bit more context: https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/florida-passenger-lands-p... > Morgan learned the passenger on the line had never flown a plane -- b
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
I know some people are more sensitive to that, but the annoyance of managing 2fa seeds via some other app (that I have previously had difficulties recovering...) outweighs my actual perceived risk. Thanks for confirming Edit: Based on the o
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by andrewmunsell 4y ago
Does anyone happen to know how pricing works with Bitwarden and a self-hosted Vaultwarden server? Some of the critical features like storing 2fa seeds seem to be locked behind the paywall, but Vaultwarden lists "support" for it an

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