hdjrudni

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by hdjrudni 5mo ago
I think it'd be easier to work backwards. They tried teaching us this relational algebra (or whatever you call it) in university but most of it went over my head because it was too abstract. Using weird mathematical symbols. But when w
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by hdjrudni 5mo ago
> Without AI, I will think that "I could make my own client", I will spend some evenings and weekends proving that I can solve the problem, and then I will never spend the time I would need to actually make it usable. I've
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by hdjrudni 5mo ago
Who are these people that are buying phones based on their 1st party SMS features? There's a plethora of 3rd party messaging apps, namely WhatsApp or WeChat -- I haven't felt that messaging has sucked since then BBM days.
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by hdjrudni 5mo ago
I like it! Thanks
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by hdjrudni 5mo ago
I think it could conceivably work. I vaguely remember WinForms being decent. You have to restrict what the user can do a bit. Have things snap into allowed positions.
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by hdjrudni 5mo ago
> However, this technique worked only for coiled cables, exposed at the surface, at distances of up to 5 meters from the speaker. Burying the cable under just 20 centimeters of dirt was enough to muddy the speech. And straight cables—eve
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
> Plus, running docker compose in development and docker swarm in production feels like the closest you can get to having your development environment match your production environment. I run Minikube in Podman for dev. And then I use k
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
> treat everything as cattle The cluster isn't that hard to recreate if things go south. Everything is in YAML configs already. And since I'm managed, it's just a few clicks in DigitalOcean to create a new cluster. And a
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
I'm doing many deployments in my single k8s cluster. I just put them each in a different namespace. The only piece that's maybe a little dicey is the single load balancer/gateway. If there's a hiccup in that, then everyt
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
Huh... 2x(2CPU/12GB) for free is pretty good!! I'm paying $40/mo for 2vCPU & 4GB 1-node cluster on DigitalOcean. I might have to look more into that... not very keen on Oracle though.
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
5173 spells Vite... 173 looks like ITE 5 in roman numerals is V.
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
I wasn't expecting that level of support, thanks for the offer! You said it should work, so I did some poking around. Uninstalled it, reinstalled it. Still didn't work. The "About" in app said I was running 1.0.0+stable
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
Pretty sure we can fuse those photos together into a gaussian splat and roam around freely in 3D space now, rather than just have the rectangular photos pop up, but it's still very cool tech. I remember when that came out.
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
Which is better/more fun? I only know Rummikub.
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
I only know the 4-player tile game, as a white dude from North America. But I only know from movies. I thought most people at least knew of it.
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
Ouch. That's worse than the reddit accounts I lost for a similar reason. Nearly lost a dozen other accounts when I moved from Canada to US and changed my phone number. Fortunately I had to foresight to pay about $1/mo to transfer
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
The "infinite patience" thing I find particularly interesting. Every now and then I pause before I ask an LLM to undo something it just did or answer something I know it answered already, somewhere. And then I remember oh yeah, it
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
I also don't see the value add here... "schedule" is just a cron. "GitHub Event" is probably a 20-minute integration, which Claude itself can write for you. Maybe there's something I'm not seeing here, b
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
Maybe add blackholes to prevent cheesing too hard. I found the downwards gravity unexpected too.
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by hdjrudni 6mo ago
It's cool but the marketing is deceptive and through me off at first. You're describing this as "orbital" and "starfling" but there seems to be constant downwards gravity. That's not at all how space wor
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by hdjrudni 7mo ago
I think we'll regain the artistic expression/control in the future if the tools become popular. We saw this with StableDiffusion. First it was just text-to-image. Now we have controlnets which can control the precise placement of
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by hdjrudni 7mo ago
LG just introduced a new 13 bit color TV... https://youtu.be/82InNlCqxlU it makes a difference in dark colors apparently. I can often still see banding on high end monitors. Do I need that kind of precision in my CSS? Proba
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by hdjrudni 7mo ago
I was looking for something like this. Does the help plugin not support color? Looks like the spacing is messed up too. I just converted my app to use it and its coming out like ``` COMMANDS: export-schemaExport table definitions from exi
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by hdjrudni 7mo ago
Even if you don't explicitly provide a schema, you implicitly still have one. The recipient needs to know what you're sending them. Unless maybe you want to start parsing JSON payloads with an LLM.
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by hdjrudni 7mo ago
You realize that JSON isn't just for JavaScript to JavaScript communication, right? Even if you had a magical format (which doesn't make sense and is a bad idea to attempt to auto-deserialize), it wouldn't work across languag
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by hdjrudni 7mo ago
Sorry, sleep returned a Promise and you didn't await it. You called foo() immediately.
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by hdjrudni 7mo ago
> Our IP address location should not perfectly pinpoint anyone, unless that IP address is a data center of some sort. By perfectly, I meant it got my city and zip correct, but I looked up the lat/lng and its a 5 min drive away. So p
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Don't forget PHP's serialize/unserialize, it's also sketchy. Looks like they at least put up a big warning in their docs: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.unserialize.php Not hating on PH
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
If the last preview was 'deprecated', it's still usable. So you have two choices. Peeve of mine when people say 'deprecated' but really they mean 'discontinued' or 'deleted'. Things don't in
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
The new day ought to begin at the darkest hour. Opposite of high noon. Which is apparently called 'solar midnight'.

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