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by enobrev 1y ago
I did the same. Digital antenna in the attic with a coax to my cabinet in the basement. Been working great for years, although I don't use it for much beyond watching the bears play live. I'm also quite displeased with plex&#x27
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by enobrev 2y ago
I have such a deep appreciation for Eric sharing his grief and journey through it. I only know who Eric is because of his amazing contributions to nerdy things I've thought about and appreciated for more than half my life. But his wr
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by enobrev 2y ago
Your "Apply" link only shows the following message: > Bookface access is only for YC founders.
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by enobrev 2y ago
Well done. Loved the roast: "Spends so much time automating their cat's litter box, we're wondering if the cat is actually the one writing the code".
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Searching for a perfect Linux calendar app(sudoscience.blog)
2 points by enobrev 2y ago|0 comments
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by enobrev 2y ago
I was the lead software engineer on this project when it was conceived, designed, and built. The people at WFMU were so great to work with and absolutely dedicated to getting it right. I don't know much about its current incantation, b
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Ryan Dahl introduces Deno 2 [video](youtube.com)
22 points by enobrev 2y ago|6 comments
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by enobrev 2y ago
I went to see The Matrix in a theater recently (25th anniversary release I think) and they did the same thing. 10 minute pre-roll of some random person explaining scene by scene why the movie was so great. I don't know who on earth nee
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by enobrev 2y ago
In general, I tend to prefer straight SQL, but for a project I expect to maintain over time, I like having an orm. To go further, I like to write and maintain my own orm(s), that auto-generate the classes and functions that I'll be us
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by enobrev 2y ago
I get these as well - with any difficult coding or even SRE problem or any sort of deep logical problem that I find myself working on until the last moment before I go to bed. I find that doing something else for about an hour before going
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by enobrev 2y ago
My z-wave sensors of various brands tend to recognize my cat. Most of them have a "pet" setting which is supposed to ignore them, but then I would lose my entire security system.
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by enobrev 2y ago
Simulated presence in our home: Motion-triggered lights and a cat
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by enobrev 2y ago
To follow the gist of the leading post on this thread, we should easily have access to both. I'm perfectly happy to read a summary; Then then journalist's take; And ideally the quotes would link to the transcript of the full inte
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by enobrev 2y ago
I've been using Quasi TV (android app) to try out the concept. I remember having something similar back in the boxee / xbmc days. I especially liked that it "just worked" without having to set anything up besides point
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by enobrev 2y ago
I'm also a fan of monarch. Thanks for this; I didn't realize they had it. I wish I could have more control over the feature, but it's nice to see it there.
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by enobrev 2y ago
In a startup I was working on last year, I had a surprisingly good experience with using a json-schema in my prompt. I had to tweak the json response a bit because it was always invalid, but the issue was generally a missing colon or mispl
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by enobrev 2y ago
Certainly possible. At the very least, in IL, I got a check for somewhere around $400.
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by enobrev 2y ago
I want to be able to look at an entire codepath as if it were the only thing the application does. I don't want to step through multiple files and look for references between layers of a codebase, with all the alternative codepaths in
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by enobrev 2y ago
Congrats on the release. This looks like an excellent, well implemented in tool. I look forward to trying it out. It reminds me of a feature I've always wanted, and even built manually a couple times, but never in a shareable way, wh
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by enobrev 2y ago
This is excellent! Several years ago I built a prototype of a video renderer on nodejs (v0.8-ish). It's a silly thing to do, rendering video in javascript (especially a decade ago), but it worked well enough to prove that it could be
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by enobrev 2y ago
French press with cool water over 24 hours is simple and works well.
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by enobrev 2y ago
I see this problem on bank account forms all the time, where they need you to type and confirm your bank account number for things like direct deposit or ACH payments. I'm more likely to get it wrong twice than I am if I just copy and
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by enobrev 2y ago
I canceled prime earlier this year when they announced ads in prime video, which I rarely used but seemed like a red flag. I'd lost trust in them for consumable products long ago. I've saved a good deal of money, and waiting a co
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by enobrev 3y ago
Same. I have my washer / dryer set up to notify us when they're done. I also have my automated cat pan hooked up, which incrents a counter and once that counter hits a threshold we get a notification that it's time to change
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by enobrev 3y ago
This reminds me of the 90s - but not just from the looks. There was a time in the mid 90s in Chicago ( maybe most cities? ) when pagers were the thing, and a pager would come with a free voicemail box. The pager companies would set the voi
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by enobrev 3y ago
My story covers both ends of this. Mom had me at 21 (dad was 30). I knew both my grandmothers and neither of my grandfathers. One was left behind when my mom's family immigrated. The other died not too long after my dad's famil
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by enobrev 3y ago
I no longer read anything in parentheses for this exact reason. It seems people tend to write their "live-edits" and "related thoughts" in parentheses rather than spending a moment to figure out what they want to say an
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by enobrev 3y ago
The API library I wrote for my last couple projects required the developer to fill in the openapi spec specifics and said spec was the part of the API itself, making it difficult to add something to the API that wasn't also in the spe
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by enobrev 3y ago
If police show up to your family residence with guns drawn for a false positive, you might have a different perspective.
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by enobrev 3y ago
In the case of a 5-minute-a-day daily habit, you might consider choosing a specific song (maybe changing it weekly or monthly) for said habit.

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