dustinchilson

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by dustinchilson 1y ago
From a website owner's perspective makes sense, move to a controlled domain and I get my analytics again From an Adblock user perspective, that was kinda the point, I don't want a site tracking me and I don't really care if I
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by dustinchilson 2y ago
We actively use the open source version self hosted to act as an api layer for us. It works pretty well for that, there are some gotchas if you want to run multi-tenant / enforce security. It also does quite a bit of caching which can
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by dustinchilson 2y ago
https://notebooklm.google/ might be a good option
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by dustinchilson 2y ago
Seems to me a lot of companies FB, Google, MS all want it (either to compete or to kill it) but don't want to be in the middle of a political mess.
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by dustinchilson 2y ago
Are you thinking something like https://electric-sql.com/
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by dustinchilson 3y ago
I've built this a few times as well. They all revolve around known patterns, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slowly_changing_dimension I highly doubt there's a single way to do this that solves every scenario.
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by dustinchilson 5y ago
agreed, FYI dependabot is open source for non-commercial use and you can run it locally https://github.com/dependabot/dependabot-core/blob/main/LICE...
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by dustinchilson 5y ago
I've been a fan of Blazor coming from the dotnet/C# world. https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blazor https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/blazor
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by dustinchilson 5y ago
Isn't this the root of the problem? Neither you or the government/state decides what you get to do with your mind. An advertising company decides what to do with it and can manipulate it however it decides best benefits itself. No
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by dustinchilson 5y ago
I've toured the datacenter, it's a pretty nice place
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by dustinchilson 6y ago
1) You'd setup a Policy based on directory or Regex of files and organize your monorepo so that only the people that need to see the PR would. Use your tools to your advantage. 2) It really depends on your culture at your company, havi
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by dustinchilson 6y ago
Having done this migration, I recommend you look into filter-repo, https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo I don't remember the specifics but the method used here didn't produce the results we were looking
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by dustinchilson 8y ago
The #1 point was not obvious to me as you mention that "Fi connects to your current checking account" below the fold and when you scroll farther you mention FDIC Insured which implied to me you where a bank. A good expenses and ba
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by dustinchilson 8y ago
Basically, https://www.simple.com/
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by dustinchilson 8y ago
This isn't really a party issue. This is a systemic issue. I agree there is a pattern, but you really didn't try very hard to show both sides. Top of my head was Operation Fast and Furious which was an Obama era scandal. https:&#
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by dustinchilson 8y ago
We use Hangouts Chat, Switched from Slack about a year ago. If you solely look at the utility of chat and keeping history of chat, Slack provides no benefit @ $7 a user over Hangouts if you're already a G Suite Subscriber. Slack has a
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by dustinchilson 8y ago
Using their tool ( https://www.henleypassportindex.com/compare-passport ) it looks like if you have a US Passport and add a Malta/Austria Passport you add Brazil, Venezuela, and Iran to your visa free travel. Cuba if you
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by dustinchilson 8y ago
Looks nice, It doesn't seem to like git protocol v2 in git 2.18.
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by dustinchilson 8y ago
Core is a portable re-implementation of the Framework https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/choosing-co...
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by dustinchilson 9y ago
They are filtering out some of the biggest breweries in the city so that might have some effect. https://www.ratebeer.com/p/founders-brewing-company-grand-ra...
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by dustinchilson 10y ago
The video above the article does mention the show.
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by dustinchilson 11y ago
That is not the model they use, you fallback farther than you think sometimes. https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845
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by dustinchilson 11y ago
It's a Faraday cage ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage ), It keeps external radio signals out so they can check for EMI ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_interference )
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by dustinchilson 11y ago
They've done a ton of innovation. http://www.wired.com/2015/03/disney-magicband/
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by dustinchilson 11y ago
Copyright was never for the creators, It's always been for the distributors. Not a great source but: http://questioncopyright.org/promise
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by dustinchilson 11y ago
Might this work? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pixelblock/jmpmfcj...
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by dustinchilson 11y ago
I'm thinking the 25% drop in stock prices might've had more to do with it.
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by dustinchilson 12y ago
Posted March 14th, 2013
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by dustinchilson 12y ago
No just higher fees but the merchant becomes liable for fraudulent transactions processed without chip and pin. Whereas before the big card brands would cover more the risk and fees.
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by dustinchilson 13y ago
PayPal does it too. The screens to create the cards are just hard to get to.

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