bostonvaulter2

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Ask HN: How do you architect a versioning system?
2 points by bostonvaulter2 3y ago|3 comments
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by bostonvaulter2 3y ago
GitHub's merge queue does support merging multiple PRs in a single merge operation. It's the "Maximum pull requests to merge" setting
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by bostonvaulter2 3y ago
Sounds like a nice setup! How are you backing up from syncthing to the cloud? Are your backups encrypted?
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by bostonvaulter2 3y ago
I don't know if this is it, but your description reminds me of HyperCubes which was a research project using AR: https://youtu.be/GnVp4hrQ7QU?t=82
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by bostonvaulter2 3y ago
Is this online anywhere? I took a look but couldn't find a snippet on youtube.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
I'm surprised no one seems to have commented on the lack of usernames, I think the lack of usernames may hinder adoption since it's much harder to follow someone just from seeing a tweet, err note, displayed. With Substack Notes y
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Strongly reminds me of the Beer Game: https://readingraphics.com/understanding-systems-thinking-th... Which is a game from MIT about how placing orders in a large system has unintended consequences.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Yes! But only so I can open them with Alfred.app
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Looks like a PR adding a GPL 3.0 license was just merged: https://github.com/norbertrostaing/BlinderKitten/pull/1
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
I wish the `@mention` `!mention` distinction become more widely used. I'm looking forward to checking out Linen once I find a group using it.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Ah, I see. I'm waiting for those to come down towards the $150 range before I'm likely to get one. But they look gorgeous.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
> and also there appears to be a bug where the minimum tile zoom is not being respected for base layers? Hi there, Felt engineer here! Thanks for reporting that issue. We've since fixed that bug. Out of curiosity what kind of base l
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
That looks great! How much was the e-ink screen itself?
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
That sounds like a perfectly reasonable replacement schedule. Thanks for the info!
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
You also might see full page refreshes when the heartbeat fails which can be very annoying.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Inspecting a database and coming up with models is a frequent pain point that I see new elixir devs experiencing. I’d love to see someone take a stab at generators for that. I wonder if someone would do an integration for https:/&#x2F
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Hmmm, if we’re willing to accept a dependency on git than it might be interesting to write a `mix ecto.migration.rerun` that rolled back any migrations that are untracked or dirty according to git, then re-ran them. That would simplify a pa
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
You might be interested in the relatively new Ash Framework that builds on top of Phoenix and has much more built in: https://ash-hq.org/
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
That sounds neat! What sort of automated blinds do you have? I've looked into some before but I had trouble finding one that I wouldn't be worried about recharging every couple of weeks.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
I think one of the big benefits of French Guiana is that it is closer to the equator which means that it takes less fuel (aka money) to reach space.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
In many ways that is what we're building at Felt (where I work). We don't offer much in the way of analysis, but we make it very easy (IMO of course) to share your maps. Here's a couple maps that I have made about the Honoulu
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
This looks great! I definitely plan on checking it out.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
I've bound underscore to a top-level key in my default keymap. It's made a big difference to me!
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
That’s a bit too “polished” for me. I like how the OP has the tools all listed on the home page instead of buried under a bunch of “glamor” that causes the tools and information to be less dense.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Yes it does! Although I recommend not installing asdf via homebrew and installing it via git instead. It makes updating more seamless.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Yeah, that is what I meant. And specifically for the UI buttons (although links as well, I was just mis-remembering what wasn't working how I expected it to).
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
Yeah I do mean for buttons. I strongly prefer having the equivalent of `cursor: pointer` for all buttons in the UI. This change is the primary reason that I didn't switch to the minimal theme before. Is there a way to bring back the po
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
I wish the minimal theme didn't get rid of switching to the finger cursor when hovering over links.
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
This is due to an iOS limitation. On android you can pretty much use whatever syncing method you like (such as Syncthing)
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by bostonvaulter2 4y ago
I absolutely love this plugin. But I'm probably using quite differently from you since I barely use the pencil/draw tool at all.

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