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   by eddyg 7y ago

   This looks promising. Any plans to have an option to shrink the note to a smaller vertical size? Right now, every note has a large empty bottom border (where the icons and timestamp go when in edit mode). It would be nice if the note &quo
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   by eddyg 7y ago

   The article seems full of FUD to me. Today, nuclear power plants are so much more advanced, safer and can even recycle their used nuclear fuel. See the PRISM[1] reactor, for example. [1] https://nuclear.gepower.com/build-a
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   by eddyg 7y ago

   I use a Keiser M3i with the Peloton app on an iPad. It’s great. The Peloton app records heart rate and cadence via Bluetooth. I run the Keiser app on my phone to record additional metrics, such as power. Much better solution than being tied
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   by eddyg 7y ago

   select array_to_json(array_agg(row_to_json(t))) from (select * from name) t seems to work...
5. 425.▲
   by eddyg 7y ago

   I use: ^[^@]+@[^.]+\..+$ for a bit of sanity checking...
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   Google's software mistreats or harms the user(gnu.org)

   336 points by eddyg 7y ago|269 comments
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   by eddyg 7y ago

   If you want to experience for yourself the effect frame rate (and the related motion blur) has, this is a really great demo: https://frames-per-second.appspot.com
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   by eddyg 7y ago

   Being able to back-track in time after a violent crime has been committed is a fantastic application of this technology.
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   by eddyg 7y ago

   see https://iterm2.com/python-api/examples/darknight.html and https://iterm2.com/python-api/examples/theme.html
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    by eddyg 7y ago

    You gotta love the "Copy Performance Stats" menu item (available in the "iTerm" menu) to help George debug any performance-related issues. Do something that you think is too slow, select that menu option, and open an iss
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    by eddyg 7y ago

    Last I checked, Terminal.app doesn't support "TrueColor" (24-bit ANSI color) while iTerm2 does. Also, iTerm2 is worth it just for the "Copy to pasteboard on selection" option, as well as the corresponding ability to
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    by eddyg 7y ago

    Kudos to Mr. Nachman on continuing to develop a terrific piece of macOS software! I've been running the 3.3 betas for a while and some of the new functionality is really great. Exporting a recording of a terminal session from the &quot
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    Python message bus/task queue that communicates with services in other languages(lightbus.org)

    1 points by eddyg 7y ago|0 comments
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    by eddyg 7y ago

    It's not "technical debt", it's "escalating risk". Technical debt gives the wrong impression to business people. https://twitter.com/jessitron/status/1123310331957145601
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    by eddyg 7y ago

    see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19967190
16. 436.▲
    by eddyg 8y ago

    Thank you for making this open-source instead of just letting all your hard work over the years go stagnant. I understand this can be a tough decision, but hopefully your efforts will lead to a bright future for Autumn.
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    More context: https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&m=154722999728768&w=2 > 5.0 removes the ability from non-GPL modules to use the FPU or SIMD instructions
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    Sloth – Mac app that shows all open files and sockets in use(github.com)

    549 points by eddyg 8y ago|108 comments
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    There was a popular discussion on this topic somewhat recently on HN[1] when a Wired article from 2008 entitled To Remember Everything You Learn, Surrender to This Algorithm made the front page. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com
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    The Top 1000 Most Prevalent Trackers on the Web(whotracks.me)

    3 points by eddyg 8y ago|0 comments
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    This does look really nice! Have you looked into automatically generating "travel tracks" for each chapter in a Tale from OwnTracks data?[1] An integration like that would definitely make Premium more appealing, and be more inte
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18241477
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    Have a look at draw.io ( https://about.draw.io/features/ ) which can make a lot of fantastic diagrams. Be sure to look at the "More shapes..." options and choose the libraries that are of interest to you. Free
24. 444.▲
    by eddyg 8y ago

    Kinda like the Mr. Trash Wheel in Baltimore? http://baltimorewaterfront.com/healthy-harbor/water-wheel/
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    Worth mentioning Draw.io: https://about.draw.io which can also be run totally "offline". The types of diagrams you can create is quite extensive: https://about.draw.io/features/examples/ and
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    Agree. Monodraw is fantastic.
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    Last discussion was ~10 months ago[0], but lots of progress has been made since then, including the new Lovelace UI[1] and HassIO[2] for the Raspberry Pi, based on the new HassOS[3] (a very small and efficient OS to run Docker like a hyperv
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    I've never deployed newrelic, but one of the nice things about netdata is the lack of dependencies and configuration knobs. From the web page: "It collects more than 5000 metrics automatically, with zero configuration, it has zero
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    Wow. This has been submitted to HN many times previously (especially by Costa Tsaousis[0], founder of firehol/my-netdata, as "Show HN") but this is the first time it has received more than a handful of upvotes. It is a very n
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    by eddyg 8y ago

    Impressive that you went "Android first" even though you were already familiar with iOS development! Kudos for that. I often click to read the HN comments first , because they are often full of insight and interesting links. (Thi