dayjah

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by dayjah 2y ago
I’m still suffering from this; somehow in this hack <<something>> happened to my LastPass account and login/unlocking it became impossible. LastPass support (rightly) can’t help, so 3 or so years later I’m still stumbling i
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by dayjah 2y ago
Honestly I envision this concept a lot; I was first inspired by Men in Black where a cat has a universe in a bauble attached to a collar around its neck. The bauble looks like a marble.
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by dayjah 2y ago
Reminds me of Filippo Brunelleschi; in the 1400s he grokked structural mechanics far better than anyone else and protested supporting the domed ceiling of the Pazzi chapel with columns. All the engineers of the time made the case he was wro
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by dayjah 2y ago
This is me almost every time I interact with ISP support. Except… recently I completely misdiagnosed something. So while I was getting politely frustrated with the support clerk, he was stepping me through a set of irrelevant seeming proced
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by dayjah 2y ago
Austin here, we’re enrolled in a conservation plan through Austin Energy whereby they control our smart thermostats (Nest in our case). These “Rush Hour” notices have been firing a lot over the past two weeks; perhaps only two days where we
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by dayjah 2y ago
A Clockwork Orange is a really great example of how ultra-violence in film doesn’t age well. In the past I could watch the events in the rich folks’ home and understand the actions the Droogs took were bad, thus they deserved their respecti
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by dayjah 2y ago
In SF licensed Taxicabs can pick up / drop off in bike lanes. I learned this by being overly aggro to a taxi driver when I was a cyclist in SF. Credit to the driver for calmly talking me through the rules. http://www.sfbike.
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by dayjah 2y ago
Can you buy the service provider? Can you buy a copy of their service and run it in-house? If they’re struggling as you say; you may find that the premium to acquire all/part of their operation is relatively low. It’s nearly always bet
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by dayjah 2y ago
Not a Croatian, but I visit the Zadar / Ugljan area every couple of years. Last time a Bosnian friend visited from Banja Luka and she brought some tomatoes with her. They were phenomenal <3
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by dayjah 2y ago
This has been going on for 24 hours now ~_~
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by dayjah 2y ago
Fair! I’d not considered that aspect, but you’re right, serializing these into a git repo would be the correct solution here. I think the integration is important though; I’ve vented plenty of steam at co-workers who don’t look at the COMMA
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by dayjah 2y ago
My $0.02: https://flyte.org/ - you write the python functions, they take an s3 (or similar) path to the images, and flute handles the orchestration for you, also allowing you to control how much compute is thrown at the pro
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Co-founders of Silicon Valley venture capital firm back Trump's presidential bid(theguardian.com)
7 points by dayjah 2y ago|1 comments
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by dayjah 2y ago
Warp also has a cool looking cataloging feature where commands can be bundled up and shared with your co-workers. Seems a good solution for sharing those dark arts folks tend to build up over time. Edit: link to feature: https://
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by dayjah 2y ago
external-secrets really is great! Pointing this out here, because big evil companies generally don’t get praise when it’s due: godaddy built this!
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by dayjah 2y ago
Reading the radial gradient example I’m struck by how much English is used, “farthest-side” as an example, and how far beyond short hand symbols for concepts (“var”, “int”, etc) we’ve moved. I’ve been around a while, I understand that Engli
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by dayjah 2y ago
My test sample, me talking with my baby babbling in the background, returned a silent audio track. I guess I nor the baby are considered signal ~_~
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by dayjah 2y ago
Looks cool, but I just can’t justify the subscription cost.
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by dayjah 2y ago
Able to share any of the “cool”? I feel like a hit of nostalgia rn.
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by dayjah 2y ago
Hah, same except my dad showed me how to write a simple search and replace using a DOS batch script to generate many files to then pass into the renderer. I used it to do camera pans, lighting effects, etc.
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by dayjah 2y ago
I do a lot of 3D modeling. Part of that requires creating views of your object that you can jump back and forth between. I’d never considered the analogy of a bookmark, thanks for that! When I read about the developer breadcrumbs my eyes li
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by dayjah 3y ago
The first time I was able to rescue a Solaris system due to the immutable statically linked /bin was a life saver. Now I fear for our futures!
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by dayjah 3y ago
Can anyone fill me in on the backstory about lighthouse? What is it? Why is it a bad measure?
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by dayjah 3y ago
I’m the son of a software engineer, I’m a software engineer, and I am also recently a new father to a daughter. When I think back to my childhood — I really appreciated my dad showing me how computers work, letting me build them, explaining
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by dayjah 3y ago
Minor point: something about the HTML input is causing iOS’s auto correct to be disabled; making input very frustrating!
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by dayjah 3y ago
Thanks! Stats here are 25,000 employees, first protest was approx. 300 (~1%), which grew to 5,000 (20%). En route one protest included 68 delivery drivers which left store shelves depleted. I expect that helped highlight the impact of prote
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Ask HN: Any similar cases to OAI; 90% of employees forcing a board retreat?
9 points by dayjah 3y ago|4 comments
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by dayjah 3y ago
Absolutely! Thanks for pointing out that I missed Greg in my answer.
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by dayjah 3y ago
Start ups thrive by, in part, creating a sense of camaraderie. Sam isn’t just their boss, he’s their leader, he’s one of them, they believe in him. You go to bat for your mates, and this is what they’re doing for him. The sense of togethern
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by dayjah 3y ago
I worked at a non-AOL ISP as tech support back in the day and still have the occasional flashback to having to talk folks through uninstalling the custom TCP/IP stack the “Try AOL” CDs would install.

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