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by dchuk 4y ago
I really like wearing real watches, but I still want to pay attention to health and activity, so I’ve been wearing a Fitbit luxe on my other wrist. It’s been fine so far, battery life is good, seems to be reliable. However, what drives me n
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by dchuk 4y ago
Great thanks, I'll give NoMachine a try
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Ask HN: Smoothest way to Remote Desktop from a Mac to local headless Ubuntu box?
1 points by dchuk 4y ago|4 comments
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by dchuk 4y ago
(Hypothetically) Couldn’t this concept be built out in a much more decentralized way, where there’s a desktop app you install that is basically a BitTorrent client and a search interface, and then the app synchronizes with all other desktop
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by dchuk 4y ago
My random thoughts on the value of crypto/blockchains: - decentralized, distributed consensus mechanisms are valuable, clever pieces of tech. (The fact that the first major invention of this tech was by an anonymous person who disappea
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by dchuk 4y ago
That’s right. Back when google was coming to be, building a search index was basically computer science/grad school research territory. Now there’s tons of good starting points that you can throw money and hardware to scale quite a bit
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by dchuk 4y ago
"a human-curated whitelist-only search engine" This is a good idea. Basically harkening back to the old internet directory days, combined with the powerful indexing tools we have now, and then use all the great language models and
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by dchuk 4y ago
Any chart that isn't zeroed out is a bad chart
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This is far funnier than it reads, bravo
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whenever that happens, try going to "example.com" in your browser. that will almost always trigger the captive portal. Also, make sure your router dns settings aren't interfering with the captive portal itself (they hijack yo
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by dchuk 4y ago
The first real large scale (and possibly positive ROI, not too sure yet) use case for autonomy will be in freight, not passenger cars. And that still has so many challenges beyond the tech (laws, liability, network inefficiencies, single di
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by dchuk 4y ago
Get a travel router. I have the Gl.inet Slate, and when I get to my hotel each week, I just plug that in, maybe log into its admin interface and deal with the captive portal (not always necessary since I usually stay at Marriotts and it use
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by dchuk 4y ago
I actually just saved a tweet this weekend that lays it out really simply: https://twitter.com/janvmusscher/status/1581254065274892289?... “Huge clarity if you structure your sales call like this: > Uncover whe
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by dchuk 4y ago
Ignoring the obvious misapplication of AI art generators: What an absolutely baffling graph idea. That thing makes no sense whatsoever
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by dchuk 4y ago
It’s amazing how underwhelming google’s product launch announcements are compared to apple’s. Not even trying to light up a platform holy war here, just saying that if you’re going through so much work as to create new generations of hardwa
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by dchuk 4y ago
Curious, how do you feel about admin frameworks vs admin generators/scaffolding? I wonder how much of the let down of most admin frameworks (with DSLs) is just because of how damn hard it is to build something that can meet all those u
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by dchuk 4y ago
Rails (if you like Ruby). Buy this: https://jumpstartrails.com/ Then also use either TailwindUI or Flowbite. ~$400 later, you probably saved 100+ hours of boilerplate setup, and you can pump out realtime web apps with a rel
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by dchuk 4y ago
Those videos of the astronaut looking at you and slowly moving toward you are fucking terrifying when you remember an AI created the whole thing
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by dchuk 4y ago
I'm a pretty technical guy, and I read the whole landing page, and I still don't really get what this is. Is it a low-code app builder with a real-time collaboration model? Something else?
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by dchuk 4y ago
The number one reason people give up on blogging is because they realize no one gives a shit and they have no traffic
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by dchuk 4y ago
One of the main symptoms of ADHD is nearly self destructive procrastination often leading to hyperfocus at the last minute because of that looming deadline you avoided that whole time.
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by dchuk 4y ago
This is pretty darn close to the idea I'll admit. I still think the tax benefits breakdown is a killer feature everyone is missing, and it could be even simpler to pick charities and contribute (like M1, or even all the way like Better
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by dchuk 4y ago
I’ve always felt that the this concept, applied to charitable donations, would be killer. In particular, I want: - an app like m1 finance where I can build a “pie” of charities to donate to on a recurring basis, selected from a vetted list
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by dchuk 4y ago
I’ve led a fairly large product org in recent years, and frequent demos of deployed software is the number one way to ensure you’re shipping software frequently and consistently
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Why would you switch the same week they were going to announce all new stuff?
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Because most people equate value with output instead of focusing on outcomes and impact, and output is easiest to measure in hours worked (it's not actually, but people incorrectly think it is)
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by dchuk 4y ago
I have to say, your setup process for your chrome extension is very slick. I look forward to giving this thing a shot, I use Pocket to save articles but it's kind of just a junk drawer for me, and I'd prefer to force myself to rea
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by dchuk 4y ago
Is it possible to economically/efficiently run this on a 14" MBP? Or do you need an nvidia graphics card to actually run this thing?
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by dchuk 4y ago
I get their goal with the pricing comparison table, but it makes it initially appear like this has an actual cost (when in reality they're just saying all you need to do is put this on a cheap VPS).
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Ask HN: Best way to do remote access from a Mac to an Ubuntu home server?
1 points by dchuk 4y ago|1 comments

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