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by eknkc 2y ago
80 liters of human diarrhea would be a big problem: https://www.recipeninja.ai/recipe/r_N1VSPtXzCJVV3l/diarrhea-...
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by eknkc 2y ago
Yeah, I’ve been on propranolol and then metoprolol but they don’t seem to do much in terms of reducing ectopics. Currently on metoprolol though. I’ve had an echo, stress ecg and then a ct angiogram. Everything is physically fine so at this
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by eknkc 2y ago
Apparently everyone gets them but the burden (% of beats being screwed up) is important. A high burden for prolonged periods means damage accumulation. I had 2 24 hour monitors and one caught 700 eptopic beats in a day. Another couple month
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by eknkc 2y ago
I have frequent ectopic beats that I feel as a flutter / heavy beat on my chest. The doc says it won't kill me but it is extremely uncomfortable at times. This has been a great material to learn about the inner workings of heart c
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by eknkc 2y ago
As far as I can tell F# is one of those things where every single user is extremely happy. This happens rarely and I really am curious about the thing but never had time to get into it. I'm also pretty well versed in the .net ecosystem
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by eknkc 2y ago
Note taking apps generally do formatting, markdown like stuff or at least linking to urls in the text etc. You cant slap a plain text field and assume that emulates the actual experience in any way.
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by eknkc 2y ago
I seem to use them more and more for repetitive tasks. Where I can write one line and will need to handle a couple more in a similar manner. They work fine. Also for refactoring they seem to do ok. Things like change this to a function, ext
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by eknkc 2y ago
It’s funny that everyone bashed Apple for their lack of RCS support and now that they have it, all posts seem to indicate RCS is a shit standard at best. I have no idea if it is but that’s the impression I got. I guess it was just a talking
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by eknkc 2y ago
I feel like you'll need to provide a wasm binary for browser environments and maybe as a fallback in node itself. Last time I checked, Go really struggles to perform when targeting wasm. This might be the only reason I'd like to s
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by eknkc 2y ago
I have been throwing it on to our codebase last couple of days. I found it to be good in reviewing code. I ask it to check if we missed anything. If the diff is sound etc. Works really good. Caught a couple of issues and provided decent fee
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by eknkc 2y ago
This. 1p is polished and easy to use. Bitwarden is as functional as 1P but janky.
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by eknkc 2y ago
I owned multiple iPads and never found a compelling use case for them. I don't know why I keep buying them but they have been great computers for my parents so it's not like I buy to shelf them. Are there any use cases (apart from
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by eknkc 2y ago
I have some cameras at home. Bought them to monitor the cats when we are away and they.. just stuck. I use Apple’s homekit secure video thing and the cameras are only set to record when nobody is home. Otherwise they are basically powered o
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by eknkc 2y ago
I went through 5 distros a month ago dealing with fractional scaling issues on my 4K monitors. Decided it is not worth dealing with a went back to macOS so… No.
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by eknkc 2y ago
I wonder why were they filming? Was there an early warning? Was it a sketchy landing in any case? I mean aircraft are fascinating and people film them all the time but wouldn’t expect a pilot sitting in another one to casually film landings
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by eknkc 2y ago
It’s available on the client side where most of the fingerprinting happens using JS. And I feel like this is a lost cause at this point. Just assign every one of us a unique online ID and be done with it.
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by eknkc 2y ago
- Proper static typing. This is not .net specific but bolting types on a dynamicly typed language only works to some degree. It also opens the gate to runtime type intospection such as generating OpenAPI definitions without any other input
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by eknkc 2y ago
I’ve been writing JS and then TS on the backend since 2013. Built large apps, startups and while it does the job fine I’d not go with Js on the backend anymore. We built some stuff with Go and then went with full .Net. Its like fresh air af
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by eknkc 2y ago
I thought the same but recently we started using .net on backend and openapi to generate typed api clients for typescript. I mean the initial setup was 15 minutes longer than a full stack typescript app but I get to use .net on the backend
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by eknkc 2y ago
Go is also a lot slower in wasm than non-gc languages due to its runtime requirements. I believe the wasm gc spec does not really help Go either so there won't be significant performance gains. It's a shame but it is what it is. I
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by eknkc 2y ago
Looks like we have logged the first errors at 08:12 UTC and the status page has the issue at 08:34 UTC.
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by eknkc 2y ago
Everytime iMessage is mentioned, I do a double take because it is almost non existent here in Turkey. And from what I hear, seems like most Europeans do not use it too. WhatsApp has like 99.9% market share here and I assume it is a lot bigg
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by eknkc 2y ago
I drove cars before the sat nav systems and when I visited somewhere, I'd learn how to drive to there. The second drive would be from memory. However, as soon as I started relying on sat navs, I became dependent on them. I can not driv
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by eknkc 2y ago
We extensively used the batch APIs to decrease cost and handle large amount of data. I also need JSON responses for a lot of things and OpenAI seem to have the best json schema output option out there.
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by eknkc 2y ago
Sublime was going great at some point and I guess the dev burned out churning new releases every week. So it got abandoned for a good amount of time. Something like 2 years. At the same time Atom and VsCode came in with all the good ideas f
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by eknkc 2y ago
No green lights, when the reds go out it is race start but there is a random delay after all reds lighting up and then going off.
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by eknkc 2y ago
We did not want postgres to be a central failure point of this API. Needed a pretty high uptime guarantee so we decided that as long as AWS region is up and running, the API would also be available by using only completely managed aws servi
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by eknkc 2y ago
Is the dependency count supposed to be impressive?
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by eknkc 2y ago
What would we gain from Redis in these use cases? We used it extensively on the second project I mentioned and a couple of other projects for caching / rate limiting and distributed locking needs. Never enabled the persistence layer (w
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by eknkc 2y ago
2 times I have used DynamoDB and been extremely happy; - In a SAAS API service we used dynamodb to look up API keys and track their daily usage data. It is fast enough to look up k/v pairs (api key => key info). And also aggregate s

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