cocoflunchy

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There is no more waitlist for GitHub Copilot Workspace–agentic editor(twitter.com)
2 points by cocoflunchy 2y ago|0 comments
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
Not exactly this but https://search.marginalia.nu/ will probably return sites that match these criteria
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
Dashdoc | On-site (Paris or Nantes, France, EU) | Full-time | Equity | Roles: Product manager, Developers We hired someone coming from HN last month! We're building a next generation software platform for the freight trucking industry
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
What I would really love is a dead simple way to: 1) connect to my transactional Postgres db 2) define my materialized views 3) have these views update in realtime 4) query these views with a fast engine And ideally have the whole thing op
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
What country are you from? In France it’s always at the end for example
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
Probably Netflix?
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Lumen Orbit Data Centers in Space(ycombinator.com)
3 points by cocoflunchy 2y ago|1 comments
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
Yes I tried it and I always end up disabling it... that's why I need something more radical. As for the flip phone I want a good camera so not an option for me.
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
That looks very promising, it has the website blacklist + apps whitelist. Thanks, I'll try it out!
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
You can set a website whitelist but not a blacklist... see my other comment about needing access to some specific websites
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
The thing is I do want the web browser, because there are various situations where you can be very penalized by not having internet access. I want a whitelist for apps but a blacklist for websites. (One of my friends was stranded on the roa
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
I have in my backlogs of projects (one day I will have time for them...) an extreme "dumb smartphone". I want to have maps, whatsapp, chatgpt, a document scanner, my banking app, a guitar tuner... these are tools. So I need both a
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
Scaled to at least 30k components for Facebook :) https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/6al7h2/comment/dhg...
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
I tried sending an email using the info from https://op.europa.eu/en/web/who-is-who/organization/-/organi... !
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
Dashdoc | Backend engineer | ONSITE | Full-time | France (Paris, Nantes) We're building a next generation software platform for the freight trucking industry which is in great need of innovation! Lots of interesting challenges, great t
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
Yes I didn't have the pico w but in retrospect it would be nice to be able to change the wake up time remotely when you want to sleep in a bit!
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
I also made an "ok to wake" alarm clock for my daughter :) https://cosmith.fr/projects/nightbox
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by cocoflunchy 2y ago
I tried this and didn't find any improvements, then I realized we had `PG_DATA: /dev/shm/pgdata/data` which I guess has the same effect
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
Half the price of github is not great right now, this space is heating up! Ubicloud is 10x cheaper and https://runs-on.com is in the same ballpark by using spot instances. (Currently switching to RunsOn)
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
You don't really need a robot arm for this though... Also on my list of projects for cats :)
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
Not so far for the first part: https://wholebody-b1.github.io/
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
Funny article (in retrospect) from 2010-09-23 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2010-09-23 ): Facebook is not worth $33B https://signalvnoise.com/posts/2585-facebook-is-not-worth-33...
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Notes on Cruise's Pedestrian Accident(danluu.com)
6 points by cocoflunchy 3y ago|1 comments
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
I'm surprised to see a mention of Django when talking about fast startup times! This is one of my main issues with Django at the moment. How big is your project? Our ~500k lines app takes multiple seconds to start, which is why I'
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
There are products for those like https://www.productboard.com/ or https://harvestr.io/
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
Little tip if anyone is serious about learning to touch type: what worked for me was buying a keyboard with blank caps. Struggle for two weeks and boom! You know how to touch type.
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
The industry standard is $/min, so yes I think you should stick to it. And emphasize that it's 10x less than github actions pricing (most competitors are 2x cheaper instead)
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
Ubicloud is using c/min which makes it harder to compare... Buildjet is 0.8c/min and Ubicloud is 0.16c/min which is 5x cheaper.
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
Isn't that exactly what dminor did?
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by cocoflunchy 3y ago
Interesting that I managed to bypass the first filter but then the Dall-E backend refused to comply: https://i.imgur.com/a/qikzBkP.jpg

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