freeqaz

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by freeqaz 6y ago
Way deeper levels of customization, imo. You can setup web endpoints and chain data fairly intuitively between steps. It has its limits but, if you can live with them, it can be very powerful!
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by freeqaz 7y ago
If you want actually decent performance, you need a board with real I/O available (like PCI-E and SATA). And full speed gigabit, if you want to be able to access your data at reasonable speeds. And if you want it to be quiet + cool you
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by freeqaz 7y ago
What is this exactly? The website is a bit unclear.
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by freeqaz 7y ago
This is 2 months old now though -- a lot has changed and the impact to the US was effectively non-existent then.
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Might be worth trying Linux on that. At least you'd have more control over the sleep issues. I have a Dell Precision 7540 that I was having issues getting sleep to work. It would panic on resuming I think because of WiFi but I couldn
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by freeqaz 7y ago
I just made an example for how to do this using Refinery (most of the pieces were off the shelf using "saved blocks"). https://app.refinery.io/import?q=9lvohdvqd50g This project will: - Run every hour (via timer)
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by freeqaz 7y ago
On the "low-code" side, you might be interested in Refinery. https://refinery.io It lets you build and deploy applications super, super quickly on top of AWS Lambda. You build applications by composing high-level build
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Unfortunately, you can't. It's silly[0]. [0]: https://www.amateurradio.com/encryption-is-already-legal-its...
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Was curious to look at what tech y'all are using and FYI that the Agave link doesn't just work for me. It asks to sync all of my emails and stuff, which I'm obviously not going to do for clicking a random link. Just a heads u
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Note that if you go this route, you will need to get a standing desk converter to raise your setup a few inches. I have a 30" desk and, without a converter, my knees touch the edge of my desk. And with this chair you are encouraged to
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by freeqaz 7y ago
There are often times liquidators that will have mass stock of common office chairs. Especially with the state of the current economy, I wouldn't be surprised if there will be more chairs hitting the liquidators soon. You may have to g
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by freeqaz 7y ago
$800 for the Capisco new. They have the "Capisco Puls" model which is a bit cheaper but I'm not sure it's as comfortable.
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by freeqaz 7y ago
They have a 90 day return policy and, if you live near a store (they have one in SF), you can return it to the store easily. If you do try to return the chair, note that it's a PITA to disassemble.
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by freeqaz 7y ago
If productivity turns out to be similar (or better) despite this handicap, I'd be genuinely curious to see how companies respond! I'm personally very pro-remote (have worked remote at corporate gigs before) and it'd be great
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by freeqaz 7y ago
(also shilling) Another similar site (that a friend of mine built) is TeamFlix. He built it to stream with his brother and didn't find any alternatives (this was a few years ago now). https://teamflix.com/
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Update: It's a weird hybrid and airborne precautions are probably a good idea anyway.
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Probably need to stockpile some more fiber if this is an option you are looking for!
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Did y'all rack the servers that the containers run on? Or is it VMs running the containers? Just curious :)
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by freeqaz 7y ago
COVID-19 CDC guidelines recommend droplet precautions[0], which means that the disease doesn't spread via the air. It spreads via droplets when you cough/sneeze. It's still bad, but it does mean that sharing air isn't a
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by freeqaz 7y ago
They are tools that solve different problems, imo. In CAP theorem[0] you have 3 groups of DBs. CA databases: SQL databases that are hard to scale ("partition") but are always consistent and available. CP databases: MongoDB style d
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by freeqaz 7y ago
I believe he's alluding to the nature of the accidents. They're high intensity events which are more likely to be fatal (speeds were ~70mph). They're not fender benders when the autopilot fails.
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by freeqaz 7y ago
The new ones play video ads and (some at least) have audio that you can't disable too (spotted in New Mexico). Truly baffling! Hopefully not all of the machines are that bad. I wish that common point-of-sale interfaces focused on simpl
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Shameless shill: We've been building a set of tools to make software development more visual, kind of like this. There are some examples on our site here, https://refinery.io More specifically, you still write code and you
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Data and stickiness. You can scrape way more data from Android's APIs than you can from some cookies on a web page. Grabbing data like "other apps installed", for example. And for stickiness, you can push notify a user to re-
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by freeqaz 7y ago
Knowledge is power and knowing more deeply about what your database is capable of is very helpful. It's worth knowing every tool in your tool chest! That said, be careful with going too overboard with one specific tool (SQL). You may f
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by freeqaz 7y ago
IntelliJ works well for me when I have a repo spanning many languages. I'm not sure if that's what they intend, though!
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by freeqaz 7y ago
I find that I can't use them for phone calls because the other person always complains that my mic is terrible. Is this because of using an Android device? They also don't stay in my ears for the life of me, so exercising at the g
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by freeqaz 7y ago
For the screen tearing, I noticed you're using i3 which doesn't include a compositor. If you install Compton, that will fix the tearing issue. :)
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by freeqaz 7y ago
I grew up in the San Juan Islands. Funny to see this here -- my recollection of this war is primarily from visiting the different beaches where the camps were. And some re-enactments every year by people in the community. The world is a str
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by freeqaz 7y ago
I agree -- game devs deserve to be paid for the hard work they do. On the site, I see a Steam link on the bottom of the page. And on the Steam page it says "download demo". Maybe this is just a way to get feedback + build a commun

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