ccakes

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Query Cloud and SaaS APIs with SQL(steampipe.io)
4 points by ccakes 3y ago|0 comments
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by ccakes 3y ago
Also has a self-hosted version however it’s a bit out of date with their SaaS product https://github.com/toeverything/AFFiNE#self-host
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by ccakes 3y ago
Most methods of legal suicide today involve a doctor prescribing a cocktail known to kill a person and in many cases, they’re also administering it. It’s uncomfortable for them to effectively murder someone, even knowing that the recipient
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by ccakes 3y ago
> KVM users are underserved for sure. 100% I want to share keyboard, mouse and monitor between a PC and a MacBook. A KVM with DP+USB on one side and Thunderbolt on the other doesn’t seem to exist.. I feel like this has to be a common use
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by ccakes 3y ago
I didn't think so but maybe! I'll be more careful and see if I can figure out what I'm doing wrong
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by ccakes 3y ago
I love Excalidraw but I feel like at some point recently the text inside a box aligns to the grid separately to the box it’s in. The effect being that drawing a box, writing in it then dragging it around breaks the alignment It’s still func
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by ccakes 3y ago
FibreSense have commercialised hardware and software that does just this in an insane amount of detail, it’s very cool https://fibersense.com/ Not affiliated, just a fan
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by ccakes 3y ago
They do, any cable over about 1000km has active repeaters on the seabed which need to be powered. There is HVDC equipment on both ends and typically each end is sufficient to power the entire cable independently to allow for the cable to co
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by ccakes 3y ago
Soulseek is still around
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by ccakes 3y ago
Ahh.. is that why I’ve been on the waitlist since day 1 for ChatGPT Enterprise? C’mon OpenAI, we’re /trying/ to give you money here!
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by ccakes 3y ago
First thing I checked as well, absolutely not. As an industry we’ve gotta get better at distributing tooling..
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by ccakes 3y ago
> They'd need multiple ASNs for each of these network islands then, though No they wouldn’t. They could connect to local transit/IXs in each region and just advertise the regional networks.
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by ccakes 3y ago
I do feel like this is an obvious thing for SQL to allow and databases to support. Given that it's not part of the standard (and NATURAL JOIN is) I can only assume that there's a compelling reason that I haven't thought about
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by ccakes 3y ago
https://www.fastmail.com/ Have been a customer for years, great service run by humans.
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by ccakes 3y ago
There seems to be a few comments from people that dislike jq. If you're that way inclined, gron[0] might be more your thing. [0] https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron
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by ccakes 3y ago
> The person is being punished for the crime through incarceration The goal of the prison system should be rehabilitation. Punishment doesn’t mean anything if you’ve got nothing waiting for you on the outside.
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by ccakes 3y ago
If any Firefox devs or PMs are reading, PLEASE build even a simple tab grouper into the browser natively. Regardless how recommended a given extension is, all tab manager extensions require access to all web content which is too much. I’d
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by ccakes 3y ago
> it's a shame that docker is built around linux There is some interesting work happening to get an OCI-compatible runtime working https://github.com/samuelkarp/runj
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by ccakes 3y ago
Warning: no background in science, dumb question inc It seems like the cancer cells are pretty good at evolving to get around our immune system. Is there a reason our immune system doesn’t evolve to outcompete the thing that is killing it?
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by ccakes 3y ago
Guam is also a pretty large interconnection point for submarine cables. Not too many networks break out to layer 3 there, but more traffic than you’d expect passes through (or at least, used to). https://www.submarinecablemap.com
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by ccakes 3y ago
It’s wild to me that software engineers don’t need to be certified in a similar vein to civil engineers. As more and more of our comms move into closed-gardens over the internet, the opportunity for a bug to indirectly result in injury or d
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Cisco certificate problem that takes down SD-WANs(networkworld.com)
1 points by ccakes 3y ago|0 comments
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by ccakes 3y ago
Nomad[1] is one alternative that gives you the same infra-as-code warm and fuzzies but isn't a behemoth like k8s. It's simple to deploy, simple to operate and unless you're truly scaling big, it probably does everything you n
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by ccakes 3y ago
I spent some time in northern Sweden, have seen and tried this. It seems pretty common for people who take coffee to work, on hikes, camping etc. I’ve never seen it in a cafe. To me it’s just an much easier to transport milk alternative.
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by ccakes 3y ago
Palm would like to talk to you
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by ccakes 4y ago
> On any american flight (not to alaska/hawaii) i doubt the greater efficiencies at 60+ thousand feet would be worth the fuel to get there with a supersonic wing. These would only be 2 or 3-hour flights at most anyway. Hi! There are
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by ccakes 4y ago
People want to “help the climate” but not have to change any of the behaviour in the process. Until that fundamental concept shifts, nothing will really help (imo) Your examples aren’t really wrong, but is the demand level really legitimate
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by ccakes 4y ago
If there isn't a long list of valid feature requests, perhaps it's just finished.
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by ccakes 4y ago
> Streamline hiring – in such a hot market, personalizing outreach, assessing resumes, summarizing & flagging profiles, and suggesting interview questions. For companies who have an overabundance of candidates, perhaps even conducti
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by ccakes 4y ago
I followed your link, and Gate Escape looks pretty fun, but not available in the Australian app store?

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