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by gregwebs 3y ago
It is becoming a big topic because more people are becoming sensitive to mold exposure and more time is being spent indoors. Think of how the prevalence of allergies has increased dramatically in our society. Something similar may be happen
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Capital gains tax. His wealth is tied up in his other companies.
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by gregwebs 3y ago
TLDR there's a claim that Altman was among other things distracted by OpenAI by the end of his tenure at YC and PG flew back to SF to deal with the situation. It's possible that PG didn't fire him but instead continued to pla
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by gregwebs 3y ago
There isn't necessarily a way to know who you are actually dealing with. Maybe in some cases there might be some information to figure this out to some degree. But normally the only information that is certain is where the payment is g
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Paying ransomware is not in any way illegal in the United States. Making payments to sanctioned entities (ransomware or otherwise) is. If companies go to their insurer, etc, they will probably get help to do the compliance to check to see i
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Or neoq. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38352778
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by gregwebs 3y ago
We are looking right now to use a stable PG job queue built in Go. We have found 2 already existing ones: * neoq: https://github.com/acaloiaro/neoq * gue: https://github.com/vgarvardt/gue Neoq is
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Not sure which keycron keyboard you got, and how low pro low profile it actually is. The NuPhy Air v2 gives me the low profile feel that I like. Tented split keyboards for me also help avoid the issue of a keyboard raising from front to bac
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by gregwebs 3y ago
I have always been a fan of the trackpoint. The Ultimate Hacking Keyboard is a split keyboard with trackpoint, trackball, and touchpad modules (choose one). https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/shop I am excited for the upco
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by gregwebs 3y ago
That's great when your data to render actually exists at the edge. Most the apps I have dealt with need to pull data from a centrally located database for almost every request. This edge setup would actually increase user latency whene
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Once I started climbing (indoor bouldering), all my RSI pain went away- I assume due to increased strength in my forearms and hands. It was mild enough to be managed by stretching during breaks, using split keyboards (that was more for shou
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by gregwebs 3y ago
formulas are a big part of coda and so much easier and safer than excel. I don’t know what layouts and access rules are in grist, but there are similar sounding features in Coda as well.
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This is almost exactly the same as coda.io, which is much more polished, and I highly recommend for small data. Just looking at grist for the first time now it seems like it might not have commenting, which I find very useful sometimes for
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by gregwebs 3y ago
ConsumerLab is a good source for this kind of information. They lab tested almost 50 chocolates [1]. They found that two of the cocoa mixes were concerning for children but consider cadmium to be a major problem for chocolate. I switched fr
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Digital Mint | Backend Engineer | Remote or ONSITE Chicago, IL | Full time Digital Mint is a small but growing financial services company. We are hiring for an experienced developer that enjoys dev-ops, Golang, and security. Our team is cur
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by gregwebs 3y ago
TiFlash is designed for TiDB users and seamlessly moving between inserting row data and querying column storage.
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by gregwebs 3y ago
It's quite possible that the Biden administration may have it out for him because he is a vocal critic and isn't letting them suppress speech on Twitter they way they used to. However, if you read (or listen in my case) to his rec
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by gregwebs 3y ago
For Mac: https://objective-see.org/products/reikey.html Detectors like this detect the most common ways of implementing key logging, but there may be other ways that they don’t detect.
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Great to see statistical thinking. There have been a lot of Covid shouting matches because people are trying to reduce things to binary. Masks don’t work! Actually, they work as advertised- only 95% effective at best (and a cloth mask may b
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by gregwebs 3y ago
I read the Android team is trying to secure Android by writing new code in Rust. I am wondering how many of these issues would go away by using Rust or at least minimized to easier to audit unsafe blocks. Obviously it might take them 10x th
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Go101 is a jewel of a resource. It’s a spec written by an impartial observer not worried about trying to make golang look good but instead giving you the understanding to avoid all the edge cases https://go101.org/
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by gregwebs 3y ago
You could use ETL tools like peerdb.io. This isn't "real time" but instead some refresh interval. ZomboDB uses ElasticSearch as an index that is transactionally consistent with Postgres. It gives hope that in the future we wi
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by gregwebs 3y ago
That’s great! That was a quote from the docs at hydra.so if you can update them.
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> Whenever possible, design data coming into the data warehouse as append-only. Hydra's columnar store only supports inserts. If you need to update or delete data, you will need to use row (heap) tables.
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Although it doesn’t meet the definition of bribery it’s a similar concept. It’s trying to influence someone’s decision by personal gain rather than just what’s best for the company. DataDog used to do this (maybe they still do) where if you
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by gregwebs 3y ago
Netdata also has an eBPF collector. https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/data-collection/linux-syste...
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by gregwebs 3y ago
We are really happy using jet. It lets you write type safe SQL and can read the results into structs- including joins into slice fields. https://github.com/go-jet/jet
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by gregwebs 3y ago
You are always going to be unhappy if your goal is to change the rest of the world. If you focus on yourself you will accomplish more and likely be happier. Start adapting now and know that the rest of the world will adapt eventually. Figur
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by gregwebs 3y ago
There must be some misunderstanding about re-licensing. That can only be done for code one has the copyright for. A CLA/CA assigns or grants copyright or grants the ability to perform actions on behalf of the copyright holder. So &quot
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The other option is to use CLAs to try to allow only specific re-licensings. The Harmony CA [1] that states: We agree to license the Contribution only under the terms of the license or licences which We are using on the Submission Date for

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