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dabeeeenster
2y ago
Its for a very, very, very narrow set of algorithms AFAIUI.
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2y ago
This is not good. It does raise an interesting question of how to reliably contact a customer if email is broken?
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2y ago
If you did this in the UK you can be guaranteed a meeting with HR. Absolutely mind blowing.
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2y ago
Hey there - one of the Flagsmith founders here - yes we are supporting it, building adapters for our SDKs and I'm on the CNCF project governance board. We've got the core functionality pretty much down now, and so there's som
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2y ago
No mention in TFA of total available bandwidth for the plane?
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2y ago
You just invented money laundering
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2y ago
The unsubscribe links in your emails don't work
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2y ago
But do you try your hardest to be first onto the plane?!
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2y ago
I can never understand why people pay for Priority boarding! Would you rather stand on a runway/in a gangway tunnel/sit in a plane seat as opposed to sitting in an airport waiting lounge? It absolutely blows my mind. Most people w
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2y ago
I have a Pi 4. It runs home assistant and bunch of other docker images. It has a DVBT-2 hat that feeds tvheadend that lets me watch broadcast TV on my laptop and phone. It doesnt make a noise. It doesnt reboot randomly. It doesnt get hot. I
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2y ago
Like this doesnt happen already and hasnt been the case for the last 10 years?
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3y ago
Heathrow has had the Heathrow express train for years and years, and now also has the Elizabeth line; both very quick to get into C London.
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3y ago
First it was the cotton mills, and noone complained Then it was the steam trains, and noone complained Next it was the systems of electricity production, and noone complained
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3y ago
oooh this is interesting - I'd like to self host this...
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3y ago
Ugh, the amount of rubbish going into landfill. This sort of thing needs legislating against IMO.
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3y ago
open banking afaik
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3y ago
> That’s not open-source, it’s open core. I'd argue its not even open core. Normally open core means a useful product that you can run/host end to end in an open manner, but where some features (normally enterprise features) ar
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3y ago
It connects with Nordigen/Gocardless - I use it in the UK and it works really well.
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3y ago
The second best thing about the Moka pot (after the coffee) is that the inventor was buried in a large one https://qz.com/618734/italys-coffee-pot-king-was-buried-in-t...
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3y ago
I use VSCode every day and cant remember the last time it crashed or the UI glitched.
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3y ago
I was under the impression the LIDAR approach was compromised by rain? Did something change or did I not understand it right?
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3y ago
They are concise, but they are not clear at all.
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3y ago
What has that got to do with being good at chess?
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3y ago
Ugh - ok finally got it working (it runs on port 80 by default but the docs mention 8080) and then browsing to the homepage gets me: Your Plane instance isn't ready yet Ask your Instance Admin to complete set-up first. With nothing in
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3y ago
Spent 10 minutes trying to get it running locally, couldn't. They suddenly mention nginx in the self hosting docs - why?! I don't understand open source projects that required you to fiddle around with scripts, environment files,
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3y ago
https://www.hammerspoon.org/ is amazing. Not quite the same as Yabai but I cant live without it!
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3y ago
I think if youre at the size of "business units" youre not "bootstrapping" any more
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3y ago
"GPTs Suck" Never change, hacker news!
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3y ago
Is prod not 99% of your logs?
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3y ago
Apologies - I edited my comment to clarify context. > I also never seen an eng org where substantial part of it didn’t do useless projects that never amount to anything
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