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by dsiegel2275 1y ago
I drove over this bridge on a trip to France back in 2023. Pictures don't do it full justice - it is quite impressive to see in person. If you are anywhere nearby, consider making a detour to see it.
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by dsiegel2275 1y ago
Curious if your platform supports LTI 1.3 for easy integration with school LMSes?
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by dsiegel2275 1y ago
Thank you for the reply! I will be looking into this for sure.
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by dsiegel2275 1y ago
The offline support story here looks interesting. My Elixir/Phoenix app, which relies heavily on LiveView, has some new "offline" and "low bandwidth" set of requirements. Can Hologram sit alongside the existing rout
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by dsiegel2275 2y ago
A question that I have had for a while that I can't seem to find an answer: for teams that are using various columnar store extensions to turn Postgres into a viable OLAP solution - are they doing so in the same instance of their Pos
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by dsiegel2275 2y ago
Congrats! It is never too late to be doing this type of study and work. I'm doing something similar: I just turned 50 and have been taking graduate ML classes where I work (at Carnegie Mellon). When I finish the graduate certificate p
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by dsiegel2275 2y ago
Using it a bit more, it doesn't seem that the C1 or C2 level generated sentences are anywhere close to being C1 or C2 level. I'd be curious to understand the sentence generation process and how it is or is not attempting to gene
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by dsiegel2275 2y ago
I spent 10 minutes or so playing around with this and it is impressive. I've also built a couple of small side projects around language learning out of frustration with Duolingo. I'm around a C1 level in French and am just startin
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by dsiegel2275 2y ago
How is this article worthy of the front page of HN? It must be simply the click-bait nature of the title as there is nothing of substance beyond that.
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by dsiegel2275 3y ago
It was an earthquake. Full stop.
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by dsiegel2275 3y ago
Came here to see this. Thank you.
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by dsiegel2275 3y ago
But does it taste like the real thing?
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Fix date-handling bug when today’s date is later than the target month(github.com)
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by dsiegel2275 3y ago
Yeah it was indeed. You essentially had to code event handlers to react to window size changes in which you repositioned your UI elements to maintain/scale your UI. I remember some of the first 'library' code I ever wrote a
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by dsiegel2275 3y ago
If I recall the things I've read on this in the past, the horizontal scaling limitations of distributed Erlang are encountered around like 500 to 1,000 nodes? Which I have to imagine means the large, large majority of shops using Elixi
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by dsiegel2275 3y ago
Agreed, naming things is hard. That and off by one errors are the three hardest things in software development, IMO.
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by dsiegel2275 3y ago
It is a bit surreal to see this headline hit the top of HN, as I sit in a CMU owned office building, looking out the window at Univ of Pittsburgh buildings.
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by dsiegel2275 3y ago
Why would I want to stand next to my wall to read the newspaper?
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
I used to use Elixir. I still do, but I used to too.
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Atlantropa(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by dsiegel2275 4y ago|0 comments
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
Yeah I was misled by that at first too. I'll be picking it up, assuming that the book is as well written and clear and concise as that article.
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
Wow, brings back lots of memories. In high school I got started writing VB3 for my father's small software development company. I'd end up working full-time there for a handful of years after college, really pushing the boundaries
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
Like an architect that can no longer write code?
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
I think "pushing heteronormativity" doesn't need to be a conscious, deliberate act and it doesn't need to be anything related to sex. It can be as simple as a parent buying their son a toy truck for their birthday while
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
I've been lucky to have worked on and have built what I consider both 'meaningful' and 'impactful' software throughout my now 25+ year career. I wrote code to help detect and analyze cracks within nuclear reactor st
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
We have had success in migrating away from React, and in fact away from client-side code altogether by building more and more of the UI of our Elixir/Phoenix backed application in Phoenix LiveView. There are still some parts of system
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
Carnegie Mellon University | Remote friendly, Pittsburgh, PA | Junior or Entry-level Software Engineer | Open Source We are looking to add a front-end React/TypeScript software engineer to our team that is leading the development of ou
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
It was shockingly easy and straightforward. And in three years of running it, I have yet to need to update it in reaction to an implementation or page structure change on their end. naywall.com
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
My local newspaper's online version for years was free to use. Of course, they then added a paywall which kicks in after only two "free" articles per month. Given that I refuse to pay the $3 per month for access due to stron
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by dsiegel2275 4y ago
The JavaScript console is your friend: document.querySelectorAll('.aos-init').forEach(e => e.remove()) The above will remove all of those popups.

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