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by davedx 1y ago
Not being satirical no - I don't have any company infrastructure setup yet, I'm focused fully on building the product. The product is on a .eu domain, and @domain.eu mailboxes will eventually emerge :)
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by davedx 1y ago
Yes! At one early startup I worked at, one of our initial customers (we didn't have many at that point) had reported an annoying bug stopping their workflow. So one of our engineers logged into production on their tenant; replicated th
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by davedx 1y ago
Yup. This is one of the reasons I'm working on an EU-based PaaS. Ping me davedx@gmail.com if you'd be interested in kicking the tyres once it's ready for prime time.
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by davedx 1y ago
I used to work with set-top-boxes for a big media corporation, those also had the debug serial port. I remember it being fiddly but also absolutely vital to be able to do any useful work with the STB's. It's quite eye opening now
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by davedx 1y ago
The problems with these examples in my opinion is they often extend extremely trivial examples of problems to large, complex applications with a lot of assumptions about the problems those large, complex applications are likely to have. It&
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by davedx 1y ago
More information here: https://ai.google.dev/edge/mediapipe/solutions/guide (It seems to be open source: https://github.com/google-ai-edge/mediapipe ) I think this is a unified way of dep
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by davedx 1y ago
Some countries are still trending in that direction: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/nov/21/icelan... Policy matters
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by davedx 1y ago
Pretty interesting. Also seeing some pivots, Numeral seems to have changed tack a little to focus primarily on a US pain point (sales tax), earlier it was a more general purpose accounting tech product I think. I wonder what other pivots th
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by davedx 1y ago
I bet you’re lots of fun at parties
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by davedx 1y ago
I’d like to say well, now I’ve seen it all, but I am sure the boundless curiosity and ingenuity of the human race will surprise me for a long while yet.
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by davedx 1y ago
Because everyone and their dog thinks they need to be ready to develop their own models, in python . This is honestly a thing, at least in the startup world.
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by davedx 1y ago
Unfortunately with us being in the middle of the AI hype cycle, everyone and their dog is currently busy migrating to python.
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by davedx 1y ago
I am very interested in both of these. Coming from the TypeScript world I'm really interested in the different directions (type inference or not, intersections and type narrowing...). As a Python developer I'm wearily resigned to
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by davedx 1y ago
A Europe based PaaS. It’s now dog fooding (the management dashboard is deployed to the platform). Slow and steady progress
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by davedx 1y ago
What happens when you get sick?
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by davedx 1y ago
Refreshingly unpretentious and clear. Love it, thank you
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by davedx 1y ago
> it's an issue of physics Engineering, not physics? I doubt anyone would have believed you could have a phone with AI chips inside it that fit in your pocket 30 years ago.
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by davedx 1y ago
I couldn’t run it on my 16gb MBP (I tried, it just froze up, probably lots of swapping), they say it needs 32gb
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by davedx 1y ago
Stepping voltage up or down isnt as lossy (or expensive) as converting from AC<->DC
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by davedx 1y ago
It’s a public utility, possibly with monopoly pricing power. There are other well known economic models around for managing public utilities, that mean profits don’t get prioritised above everything else
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by davedx 1y ago
You have to start somewhere though. The alternative, throwing your hands up and saying "this is too complex to track", isn't useful either
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by davedx 1y ago
We've been on a dynamic contract for the last year (also in NL), it's worked out pretty well (Tibber).
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by davedx 1y ago
Yeah, we once unmounted our panels so painters could do some work on our roof. It was pretty trivial to do. The tricky part is the electrical work.
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by davedx 1y ago
He estimated break even at 2-3 years.
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by davedx 1y ago
This sounds utterly insane. Is Actuator a standard part of Spring Boot or is it an optional package of some kind?
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by davedx 1y ago
It’s also refreshing to see what IMO is a very smart selection of technology, when you see so many other people following hype (I’m reminded of the rust gamedev post the other week). C#, SDL3, and some other nice libraries. The thing is, it
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by davedx 1y ago
Pretty interesting project. A dynamic snapshot of human activity
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by davedx 1y ago
Sounds great! I'm interested to hear, how does this solution compare with open source, self-hosted authn components like Keycloak and Ory Kratos? While it's a bit more leg work integrating those, I've found that it's use
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by davedx 1y ago
Mmm... understandable, but less trivial to implement than the OP. What you're requesting is quite a lot of localization customization. Reasonable to expect this from say, Google Sheets, but you might be out of luck with apps with small
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by davedx 1y ago
Its talking about Hawking radiation

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