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by brainbag 3y ago
That sounds like an interesting approach haven't heard of before, do you have it documented somewhere?
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by brainbag 3y ago
I'd love to but since upgrading to the latest macOS, every chromium-based browser (Brave, Edge, Chrome, etc) gets ERR_CONNECTION_RESET repeatedly on every single network connection until they eventually go through. Some special handlin
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by brainbag 3y ago
I've been surprised at how much I like Rust for backend work, but looking at the read me I have no idea what the case for this tool is. What do you use it for?
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by brainbag 3y ago
I'm not too cool for MySQL, but PostgreSQL has been the default anywhere I've been in fifteen years. Is anybody aware of something equivalent for pg? I see a lot of old projects that aren't getting updates anymore.
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by brainbag 3y ago
Do you have a link or a brand/model? I'm just recently shopping for smart home equipment and the Hubitat seems quite full-featured and I'd like to compare.
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by brainbag 3y ago
One of my favorite early blog stories is from stilldrinking.org, where he accidentally ingested way too much and ended up institutionalized. It's great writing about the entire experience going there and back. http://www.s
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by brainbag 3y ago
With how useless Google search and even DuckDuckGo have been for me recently (quotes not working, minus not working, silently ignoring words in the search query, etc) I've started using kagi and perplexity.ai and been really happy with
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by brainbag 3y ago
If you haven't watched the brilliant Git For Ages 4 and Up I can't recommend it more highly. I make everyone watch it on my teams and my students. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3m7BgIvC-uQ Git is quite simple unde
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by brainbag 3y ago
I've been thinking about making a smart home voice assistant, can you say more about your set up?
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by brainbag 3y ago
It looks like every other comment in this thread is favorable to very positive, can you go into more detail about what specifically isn't good about it?
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by brainbag 3y ago
[Spoiler-free] Reducing the brain to an advanced calculator is a basic premise if Murakami's cyberpunk fantasy book Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World. One of my favorite books.
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by brainbag 3y ago
would you mind providing more details about this? Is it any user agent header, or do you need to do some thing like curl-impersonate?
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by brainbag 3y ago
Wired has a good introductory article about them from more than a decade ago. https://www.wired.com/2011/02/turing-patterns/
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by brainbag 3y ago
I haven't been able to track this study down, do you have a link or a name?
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by brainbag 3y ago
I've been curious about sqlx for a while. About the non-incredible performance: Do you mean the performance of the verification in development, or the performance of sqlx execution in a live setting?
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by brainbag 3y ago
I've been wondering about this since I wrote my first assembly library. It seems like a great explanation, and the design of the website is really pleasing as well.
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by brainbag 3y ago
I appreciate the reply, but I think that's a bit oversimplified. Gmail, outlook, etc. doesn't have "topics" and the instance you join does matter to some degree, which is not the case for email.
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by brainbag 3y ago
How do we explain what instance to join for people if they followed technology, music, and art? I have tried explaining this to friends, and there's new and unique vocabulary. I end up having to explain a bunch of other stuff too and t
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by brainbag 3y ago
I'm working on a project and have been thinking along the same lines. Are there any modern cross-platform tools any language that are good for building like the good old days?
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by brainbag 3y ago
The get_age example uses `dynamic()` to accept any type, but I'm wondering if there will be a way to structurally type it as `%{age: number()}` or equivalent. I didn't see anything comparable in the other examples.
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by brainbag 3y ago
Parallels with Windows 10 and then Windows 11 ARM has worked stupendously for me for gaming. I don't know if it will help the developing another commercial product, but I highly recommend it for anyone who wants to run Windows in an M1
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by brainbag 3y ago
After a few steps in a row, this sounds great. Are you hiring?
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by brainbag 3y ago
They were not "blocking" ads and trackers, those features are not exposed by the API. They couldn't do it even if they wanted to, which was discussed at some point.
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by brainbag 3y ago
I clicked that link expecting to see an outrageous price, but it appears to be $28 for a 256 GB highly reliable SD card. That doesn't seem right. Am I missing something?
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by brainbag 3y ago
What are your favorite fitness apps?
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by brainbag 3y ago
I've seen alpinejs mentioned alongside LiveView, what benefits do you see to Stimulus over alpine?
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by brainbag 3y ago
I've usually seen this referred to as subvocalization, and if anyone is working on this or has in the past, I'd love to chat.
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by brainbag 4y ago
I'm going to disagree with the sibling comment that it doesn't matter what meditation you do. I'm a scientist at heart and my science of interest is exploring things like meditation and consciousness, and have been doing it v
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by brainbag 4y ago
The internet and books primarily focus on beginner-to-intermediate process, so there's very little resources beyond that. I've found ChatGPT to be exceptional for explaining things beyond it, like getting into more advanced Rust t
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by brainbag 4y ago
Figma and Discord come to mind as being exceptionally well implemented front end applications. They're even more HN-friendly because they both use Rust for performance-critical code.

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