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duggan
10mo ago
Interesting, thanks for the references, I'm not very familiar with fs.com, though I'm sure it popped up in one or two Reddit posts I skimmed. It turns out I accidentally purchased one each of a fibre-assembly and direct-attach-c
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duggan
10mo ago
Database in a single file, litestream backs it up offsite. Simple!
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Moving Cloudflare out of the critical path
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10mo ago
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10GbE
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10mo ago
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A Year of Not Really Blogging
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10mo ago
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duggan
11mo ago
Also, for anyone who only has an old global API key lying around instead of the more recent tokens, you can set: -H "X-Auth-Email: $EMAIL_ADDRESS" -H "X-Auth-Key: $API_KEY" instead of the Bearer token header. Edit
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duggan
11mo ago
I think it was needed for retaining the original aspect ratio, and capturing in ProRes, but maybe there's a workaround there that I didn't find.
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11mo ago
I had a similar set of tapes, and ended up collecting a chain of connectors – firewire cable, firewire to thunderbolt2 adapter, thunderbolt2 to usb-c. Instead of cobbling together an impressive array of tools though, I just got a trial of F
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duggan
1y ago
I suppose hijinks will inevitably ensue!
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1y ago
I was scrolling through that list and did at a double take at... Thomas Middleditch? The actor from Silicon Valley?
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1y ago
Prototypes being launched as products is so common it’s an industry cliche. Having those prototypes be AI generated is just a new twist.
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1y ago
Words can change minds, it doesn't seem like a huge leap. Your condescension is noted though.
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1y ago
If it could hold a conversation I might. I also believe AI is a tool, but I'm sympathetic to the idea that, due to some facet of human psychology, being "rude" might train me to be less respectful in other interactions. Ergo,
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Malware in Debug (npm)
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1y ago
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Fixing a problem at 40 that stumped me as a 10 year old
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AI tooling must be disclosed for contributions
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1y ago
Renting is fine but it comes with a bunch of caveats. You can bounce around the place, maybe live in a much nicer place than you could afford to buy, more easily move cities, etc. In my twenties this was a no brainer tradeoff to me, plus a
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1y ago
I'm curious because 2% over the last few months while the S&P 500 is tanking might be interesting, but doing worse than the S&P 500 over the same period is less so. Hell, that's lower than inflation. It may be no better th
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duggan
1y ago
Did you benchmark it against holding the same value in S&P 500 or similar ETF over the same period?
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1y ago
And perhaps "state capture", which is a term I first heard from South Africans. Edit: incidentally, only mentioning SA as academics there developed the theory around it, to the best of my knowledge.
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2y ago
Not necessarily "better" but cursor-based pagination, for example, has a different set of trade-offs. It can be more performant, but tends to be trickier to implement. This article looks like a decent overview: https://
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Preparing for My Japan Trip
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2y ago
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2y ago
Some onus is on the reader to educate themselves, particular on Hacker News.
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Traveling to Japan for three months because life's too short
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2y ago
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2y ago
No need to look to fiction, various human societies were feudal for centuries.
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2y ago
Screensavers do seem like a relic from the CRT era, but there is probably a fraction of a second difference between waking a display and simply dismissing a screensaver, which I imagine matters to some people.
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2y ago
Take the last step! Just try not to account for it as the culmination of a decade’s work in your head. I recently rebuilt my own blog over the course of a month or so after a decade hiatus (and wrote about it, of course[1]). I enjoyed the p
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2y ago
Truly bad candidates can’t provide references at all , or are entirely oblivious to how poorly they are perceived.
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Hacking Together a Job Runner Using Supabase Edge Functions
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Ignoring good advice and building my own blog (again)
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2y ago
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