Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
dwedge
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
19 ms
·
481.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
> And I have a hard time believing people who tell me stories about low power consumption, because no one had cared about that until Apple pretended people cared about it. I haven't packed a charger for the day for 3 years. I can wo
482.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
Without meaning to sound dismissive, because I'm really not intending to, there's also the possibility that you've gotten worse after enough time using them. You're treating yourself as a constant in this, but man canno
483.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
The music starts too soon :D
484.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
Unless this is just a PoC, you could benefit from a discovery mechanism. As much as that sounds like a webring for github, I'm probably not going to deploy a social network without knowing if anyone else is using it.
485.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
Self hosted but with big tech having a backdoor into your local network, having your ssl private key, and dictating the terms and conditions of what you self host. I've never understood selfhosters fascination with cloudflare. They hav
486.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
Kagi small Web, though their rss only seems to show 5 updates a day across thousands of sites. Also search for indieweb
487.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
If this encourages those people to stop sending hundreds of megabytes of crap per page load of their text content, it might be a good thing
488.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
Kagi small web, for one
489.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
In some ways it might be positive. My girlfriend had a small addiction to Instagram reels. The flood of AI generated videos on there just killed the magic for her and she stopped using it
490.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
It being a lot of work is why they didn't do it at all for weeks and still, without self reflection, wrote that they care about the code quality of the code they hadn't looked at or tested
491.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
This is a really good article but I do kind take issue with the intro, because it's the same assertion I see all over the place : > Changes land in branches I haven't read. A few weeks ago I realized I had no reliable way to kn
492.
▲
by
dwedge
7mo ago
Admittedly I only skimmed this, but I found it interesting that they came to the conclusion that Claude is really bad at (thing they know how to do, and therefore judge ) and really good at (thing they don't know how to do or judge). I
493.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
One of the main aims of 5G rollout was for the eventual inclusion of sims in these devices
494.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
For now
495.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
I really like this, did you release the code? Also, I like your micro grant idea
496.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Heh until this moment I thought green was a respected account somehow - like moderators on Reddit
497.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
> Nobody cares if you use outlook/gmail/thunderbird/mutt or whatever. It's just email. Sadly my company decided the Gmail web interface was the only approved way to access email and blocked my email client (and all ot
498.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Emailing Richard Stallman is always an adventure
499.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
On a much smaller scale I did the same thing with a consulting contract. They sent it me and said to full in my own job description and "check the contract". The laziness annoyed me, so I altered the payment terms from 30 days to
500.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
What's the refresh like on that monitor? Could it be used for terminal-based work or is it too slow? I have a boox go tablet for reading oreilly and honestly the device is so slow and clanky that I've only turned it on maybe a doz
501.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Not a computer per se, but I've been using the Mudita Kompakt e-ink phone. It's limited because it's small and degoogled but I've managed to get everything I need other than uber on there.
502.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Yeah I have this. Mild but constant headaches, and a big floater I've always had has recently moved right into the centre of my vision and bounces around when I read on a screen, really harms my focus. I've been to opticians they
503.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
I'm not sure why Apache is so unpopular, it can also function as a reverse proxy and doesn't have the weird configuration issues nginx has. Some people take this way too far, for instance I've send places compiling (end of li
504.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Another annoyance is that you need to buy a hat for PoE, it seems like an oversight
505.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Yeah I should have been more specific, a fan isn't the only option but you need either a fan or a cooling case. Running them naked is too risky now
506.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Two fried on me. One was just running a printserver without a case. It was in summer so ambient temperature was around 32C but still, you telling me you use rpi 5 without even a cooling case?
507.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Don't forget the case and fan. I think the RPi 3 was the last one you could comfortably run without a fan and not worry about it frying the SD card
508.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
The raspberry pis have been bad value for money for at least 4 or 5 years now unless you're really sensitive to the power draw. Once you add in a case and fan (required if you don't want it to overheat and screw the SD card), the
509.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Why do you use Cloudflare in that case? They are also massive responsible for internal centralisation
510.
▲
by
dwedge
8mo ago
Make sure you support LGBT rights by superimposing a rainbow over your rainbow, but only in the countries where LGBT people already have rights - it would be bad for business to do it in those other countries.
More ›