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by chanux 2y ago
It has merged!
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by chanux 2y ago
China China China https://e360.yale.edu/features/china-renewable-energy
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by chanux 2y ago
Corporations are people. Just a notch above the regular kind.
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by chanux 2y ago
Thank you legend! ස්තුතියි
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by chanux 2y ago
This is amazing! I have settled on MITMProxy after looking around for something. My MITMProxy flow, if anyone is interested: https://gist.github.com/chanux/e87bd91ea2d4a76cb0b872ff79699...
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by chanux 2y ago
I guess I'll share what I built for myself. https://gist.github.com/chanux/1119556 (bash) https://gist.github.com/chanux/9411092 (fish) That's `za <n>` to go back n directories up.
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by chanux 2y ago
Cannot be overstated! I've spent countless hours trying to understand systems built by others (dozens of others of various skill levels) to try and bring the code to a more maintainable posture. Sometimes it feels like a thankless job
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by chanux 2y ago
I guess the point is that for the OP, Kubernetes is now someone else's problem.
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by chanux 2y ago
I too really liked Omnivore. Looking for an alternative that'll just take care of the newsletter aspect as that was my #1 use case. Interestingly, SevenReader (or is it Eleven? :D) is the one I really don't even want to consider.
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by chanux 2y ago
Also, are there any repercussions for this kind of stuff? I don't know, fines from the organizations they get compliance certifications from or something.
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by chanux 2y ago
I thought it got slower because of Gemini. I have been setting alarms (yeah, I know!) under various conditions and it always worked like magic. It's something I have gotten really REALLY used to now and I'd notice any change. Also
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by chanux 2y ago
The form factor and what it did felt just right. Rest in peace.
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by chanux 2y ago
Spot on. I have been interviewed for X (as they do), got hired and ended up doing completely different Y in almost all of the jobs I've had. Yet, most of the job interviews I've had felt like they are looking for a very specific t
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by chanux 2y ago
Validation of highest order! Thank you for the reply. I finally read the full original text of Programming as Theory Building. Thanks for your writing as well. As the OP said, the Intellectual Control essay is extremely insightful.
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by chanux 2y ago
Good read. Thanks for sharing. I feel that this article goes really well with it. https://johnwhiles.com/posts/programming-as-theory
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by chanux 3y ago
Here's why I like it: For a considerable time in my professional life I was forced to use Windows. I would still have access to Linux VMs, in which I spent most of my time, using vim as the editor but whenever I wanted to take quick no
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by chanux 3y ago
In Sinhala it's Alas!
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by chanux 3y ago
The article didn't make sense to me at all on first read. It was not clear what Google was actually doing as the author tried to claim. I just gave up and moved on. Now it makes sense!
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by chanux 3y ago
Thanks for the fantastic work! So you found 57 live AWS keys[1]. That's out of 1631 according to your stats (If I didn't misread something). I wonder how many of the top two in the list are live :D Google API Key 4,015 OpenAI API
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by chanux 3y ago
FWIW. https://www.academia.sg/academic-views/singapore-crony-capit...
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by chanux 3y ago
Some comments say that the game tries to match AWS console usability, so probably not.
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by chanux 4y ago
Does anyone know a 'simple enough' way of placing a static site behind an auth wall (say, oAuth)? Just today I wrote down about what I use https://chanux.me/blog/post/static-site-with-auth/ I note d
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by chanux 4y ago
Android: Bouncer - powerful permissions management Island - Create a work profile for work apps or apps you want to keep off your main profile iOS: iVerify - Security related recommendations, guidelines and reminders.
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by chanux 4y ago
Not disagreeing with you but.. I was once thinking like the OP too. However, life taught me that you can find someone to do any sh*t job (provided you pick from a large enough pool). Likely because their circumstances are improved by it, at
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by chanux 4y ago
> I refuse it Why not provide a good experience for one person?
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by chanux 4y ago
Use the current job as a safety net and look for a better.. net. I'm probably repeating but if you are anything like me, you need this repeated a lot. Good luck.
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by chanux 4y ago
I could relate to the comment on Redis. The only things I can see missing are automated Redis hosting by the platform. There have been so many times I wanted some simple key value store which I do not have to bother about setting up
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by chanux 5y ago
Hmm. Maybe they have already experimented with "Donate to this specific feature if you really like it" style focused donation campaigns.
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by chanux 5y ago
Wonder why they didn't think about feature funding. As in, letting people donate to specific features.
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by chanux 5y ago
https://chanux.me/blog I have a lot I should add here: https://notes.chanux.me/ I have been documenting the same stuff over and over in the private knowledge base type sites I set up in the companies I wo

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