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by anyfactor 3y ago
I understand the idea of DIY and self repair, but doing some kind of specialized DIY work will require special tools, domain knowledge, ability to fix things on the go, ability to stay focused after a full week of work etc. I am not dismiss
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I have been reading the Wikipedia articles on media and publication conglomerate M&A (mergers and acquisitions) for a while now. Media M&A is never foolproof, and my thesis is that M&As take into account the probability of failu
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by anyfactor 3y ago
"If we don't study the mistakes of the future, we're bound to repeat them for the first time." - Ken M
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I will look into it. Thank you very much. My current plan was to SSH and develop inside the VM/VPS. VS code's remote desktop extension makes this quite easy.
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by anyfactor 3y ago
For both these issues the answer is Go. I found Go more fun than JavaScript. I won't write Go from scratch rather I will rewrite Python to Go when I start hitting walls. On concurrency, I hope FastAPI will help on that. But I am horrib
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by anyfactor 3y ago
My main resolution for 2024 is to figure out my side project/SaaS boilerplate. Boilerplates are opinionated, and my opinions are so out of whack that I can't use any other folks' opinionated boilerplate. The challenge is the
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by anyfactor 3y ago
List of nominations for the Nobel prize: https://www.nobelprize.org/nomination/archive/
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Close but no Nobel: the scientists who never won [2016](nature.com)
1 points by anyfactor 3y ago|1 comments
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Identifying thousands of organizations using Internet-facing and exposed webcams(bitsight.com)
2 points by anyfactor 3y ago|0 comments
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by anyfactor 3y ago
With HTTP requests, you will come across reqwest and Tokio. This comment [0] introduces me to ureq and the commentor helped me to explore Rust better. I understand that making async HTTP request is a fundamental concept. However, I question
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by anyfactor 3y ago
Fantastic article. My experience with Rust as an enthusiast was that tutorials tend to introduce Tokio very early on and it kinda makes Rust feel more difficult than it is. Rust's async shouldn't be taught, it should rather be dis
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by anyfactor 3y ago
Oh thank you. I have been doing a hobby project on search engines, and I kept searching of variations of "Magnolia" for some reason. ""Marginalia"" at least for me is hard to remember. Currently, I am trying to
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I worked as a freelance Python dev and worked on developing a few MVPs. - There is no one-time investment. Some clients think they only need to pay once, and it will work indefinitely. However, things break all the time, and clients sometim
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I am generally a naive and simple person. I think I would appreciate some investment to make Datasette "more approachable" and user-friendly for laypeople. Datasette's UX and setup seem to be more geared towards data hackers
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I don't get paid to write code in these languages; my enthusiasm in exploring them is limited by the amount of energy I have over the weekend. Honestly, I don't see Rust as anything but a code-rewrite language. I find Rust to be u
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I took a very long break as well, but I started re-watching again. For some reason, I have become very fond of the idea of finding comfort in routine. He posts a video and the format is pretty much the same, so I just play his videos as I g
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I wouldn't call him a hobo in any way, but if you really like a calming way of wandering around North America, I recommend checking out: Foresty Forest YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@forestyforest He lives i
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I understand that. It is working for me. And I am happy with my system as you are with yours.
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by anyfactor 3y ago
Original Text Grammar checkers are essentially typo checkers and are not context aware to be truly grammar checkers. Context aware grammar checking means the program has to consider each line of text and identify grammar mistakes. As tradit
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by anyfactor 3y ago
Grammer, should of, datbase, mangement, timzone, accept/except, except/expect ..... We should accept these as part of normal written conversations and try to understand the context. With the amount of AI-generated content that is
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by anyfactor 3y ago
Tangent. > I wrote this post and then GPT-4 fixed my grammer and spelling I wrote an Autohotkey + Go script that I constantly use for fixing grammar using ChatGPT's API. You can select the text, press F8, wait a bit, and your input
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Framework 16 – Performance vs. Price [video](youtube.com)
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by anyfactor 3y ago
> If you switch on the Snowflake below and leave the browser tab open, a user can connect through your new proxy! I am not even sure, if I am getting this right. If I embed an iframe in my website, traffic from Tor users will get tunnele
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by anyfactor 3y ago
Tangential rant. Has tablet computer really improved since the last Google Nexus 7 tablet, which was released in 2013? Seriously, I was in the market for an affordable tablet, and quite bizarrely the tablet computers today have significantl
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by anyfactor 3y ago
On the benchmark section of the homepage, it seems like the performance of "peerdb" is ranked second in every category. The way you put the title, then the green bar, which is supposed to indicate something, and then all the text
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by anyfactor 3y ago
> a purpose to fulfill in life I add like to sense of stability there as well. If there is the nature unpredictability involved, waking up everyday is quite a challenge. Unless you consider unpredictability into your framework, getting p
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by anyfactor 3y ago
That is like saying, "handing a 2tb hard drive to someone is 1500x times the download speed of wifi".
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by anyfactor 3y ago
This makes sense. Even though I have installed obsidian I haven't used it. Have you used it with Hugo?
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by anyfactor 3y ago
Torodial propeller
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by anyfactor 3y ago
I have been using Hugo with markdown for the last couple of weeks and I am happy with it. Although I wish I could paste images to my editor see them. I use a vscode extension that helps but it doesn't hit the spot as instead of an ima

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