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by doawoo 2y ago
Nope. They just want to serve more ads directly to your TV.
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by doawoo 2y ago
It’s using the Nerves project! I’m bias since I work directly with the Nerves Foundation a lot these days but it’s such a wonderful development experience to get Linux based embedded stuff up and running :)
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by doawoo 2y ago
Y’all should really give Erlang/Elixir a try… this stuff is so much more trivial to deal with in that ecosystem and it pains me that it doesn’t get as much attention as Go does.
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by doawoo 2y ago
honestly perfect. no notes.
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by doawoo 2y ago
> This guy should do as said and just ask their ISP for another address to NAT from. Have you ever tried to contact an ISP before? Maybe it's because I live in the USA where we usually have a whopping 2 choices for providers, but i
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by doawoo 2y ago
the real fun is when they'll eventually make you look at an ad while paying, your eyes will HAVE to be open! new meaning to "eyeball" count for the ad sellers :)
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by doawoo 2y ago
I simply cannot agree, but again, it's a personal thing. I never ever find voice interfaces useful though... Aside: When the presenter showed the demo of her asking Siri to figure out the airport arrival time and then gloat it "wo
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by doawoo 2y ago
Happy as long as there is a switch to toggle it all off somewhere. I find very little of this useful. Maybe someone does, and that’s great! And my concern isn’t from a privacy perspective, just a “I want less things cluttering my screen” pe
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by doawoo 2y ago
Brave little toaster!
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by doawoo 2y ago
Neat — big fan of TUIs! But I’m an even bigger fan of coffee… so show me where that coffee actually is sourced from… Did you go and source it from farms? Is this sourced from another company? Whose blend? Do you provide the roast date on
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by doawoo 2y ago
For the unfortunate times where I need to use a Lyft, and it also happens to be a Tesla, I am ALWAYS shocked at how cheap the whole vehicle feels. They're also some of the roughest feeling rides I've ever had, I can feel every bum
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by doawoo 3y ago
Funny, this happened to me specifically. We were an all Elixir (and legacy Ruby) shop with some wildly smart engineers. Got acquired and jammed into another larger org. Got pressured to switch to Java and Go without considering that maybe o
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by doawoo 3y ago
Not a lot of technology I have work with every day “sparks joy”. But the Elixir language is one that’s usually an exception! I really encourage people to take a look at it even if you don’t end up using it right away- the OTP actor pattern
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by doawoo 3y ago
VSCode support for the language is better than ever, outside of VSCode too! NextLS and ElixirLS provide the editor integration you’re probably looking for :)
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by doawoo 3y ago
You can’t report a good number of forms with this thing that I would have liked to see for those who work gig jobs and then get stuck having to pay Intuit money: 1099-K, 1099-NEC, 1099-MISC, Tips etc — That being said! This is just a pilot
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by doawoo 3y ago
One of the coolest additions to my home lab recently was an Orange Pi 5 plus/pro - 8 core ARM 64-bit cpu and 32GB of RAM all with awesome power usage and zero noise, plus an up to date kernel. I skipped the rpi as well a while back but
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by doawoo 3y ago
I’m not new to macOS by any means, used it for work for far more than 2 years - so I do know this pain, but I’m not a huge system extension user so I’m probably an outlier
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by doawoo 3y ago
Oh no company is perfect that’s for sure. I don’t use anything deep integrated stuff like the iCloud Keychain, I mainly use my own password manager of choice etc. The iOS Bluetooth/wifi never bothered me personally because I use those
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by doawoo 3y ago
I really agree with this article- I used Windows as my primary OS (not counting work machines) until about 2 years ago, the mess of non coherent design and CONSTANTLY resetting my user preferences every update (like shoving new buttons [see
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Show HN: Burrito v1.0.0 – Wrap Elixir Apps into Standalone Binaries(github.com)
8 points by doawoo 3y ago|1 comments
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by doawoo 3y ago
Always a fan of programming "sketchbooks" like this. Awesome project!
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by doawoo 3y ago
You can use an app currently in the App Store called "yattee" -- you can add an Invidious source in the settings, and viola you're good to go. I self-host mine, but you can totally point it at a community hosted one.
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by doawoo 6y ago
I don't mind renaming it. It didn't cross my mind initially that it would be a problem. I want developers to have quick and frictionless tools when trying to hack out ideas. That was the main idea behind Teex anyways! If it makes
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by doawoo 6y ago
Hey all! Thanks for all the enthusiasm for this little hacky tool. I'll be working on renaming the cli tool to 'teex' soon to avoid conflicts with TeX.
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by doawoo 6y ago
This might be my favorite suggestion!
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by doawoo 6y ago
Totally understandable concern, in my quick experiments I haven't been bothered too much by the bootup time. But there's definitely better performance aware solutions for scripting
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by doawoo 6y ago
Hey there! Author here. Good point! The name I was never super locked in on. Considering new ones for sure!