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by heeton 3y ago
I could never recommend this. I own a C1 and it's completely ruined by terrible software. On MacOS (various versions, on M1 and now M3), it stops randomly, needs regular reconnecting. I'm on an old version of the app because the n
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by heeton 3y ago
> you’d need to use your tote for at least 5 times a week, ten years or more You should easily be able to spot this misinformation. A re-useable bag is not 2500x more emissions than a disposable.
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by heeton 3y ago
Are these actually sympathy strikes though? It reads as refusal to provide services to a particular company, not the workers fully striking. Edit: Yes! The terms also used are "sympathy boycotts", which this clearly is.
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by heeton 3y ago
I mean, really, you should write your own static site generator framework.
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by heeton 3y ago
It’s a very capable machine (I’m still on the M1, powering an ultrawide screen and a variety of intensive apps). If you care about new models coming out soon, you can check https://buyersguide.macrumors.com/ (There’s a chan
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by heeton 3y ago
At the really simple end, I’m using it to prevent my watch from accidentally switching out of 24h mode, and to disable the hourly beep that can be accidentally turned on.
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by heeton 3y ago
If you're an alcoholic brit, hashing can also mean something else. https://guildfordh3.org.uk/what-is-hashing/
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by heeton 3y ago
What’s their reliability been like? Am I right in thinking the platform got bought a little while ago, and it’s being run by a relatively small outfit?
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by heeton 4y ago
VVVVVV
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by heeton 4y ago
For almost everything it’s Elixir at the moment. Phoenix is wonderful for web apps, LiveView makes UIs about 2x easier and faster. For more interesting electronics MVPs I still use Elixir + Nerves for prototyping.
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by heeton 4y ago
I started to focus less on development. This was my track, it will be different for others, but: seniority meant understanding user / business problems and then making better decisions about what to build. I enjoy the quip that “juni
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by heeton 4y ago
Mostly because it was fairly dense and hard to read, and I threw this together earlier today. If I do this again with some more time I'll find a nicer way to capture all the response and show it, I imagine others will do the same. Or i
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by heeton 4y ago
With this language model around it, I imagine that's a trivial next step. ChatGPT was correctly self-diagnosing problems when I pasted the error codes back in. It justs needs a setup where output is looped back in, and I imagine you co
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by heeton 4y ago
My bad, that's fixed now. The repo is also here - https://github.com/alexslade/gpt-game
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An Elixir/LiveView game written entirely by ChatGPT(thetinycto.com)
247 points by heeton 4y ago|164 comments
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by heeton 4y ago
I have 4 apps running on fly.io for most of this year and can recommend them. 2 are elixir apps that have been created on fly, 1 was an elixir app I had running on heroku, and 1 was rails app on heroku I recently migrated. I used their hero
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by heeton 4y ago
I have one on my desk as part of a laser cutter that cost less than $200 in total.
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by heeton 4y ago
If MM were million-million, that would mean OP destroyed $50-100 trillion dollars. About the GDP of the entire world. So it probably doesn't mean million-million ;)
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by heeton 4y ago
To add to this FYI: "SPAM" is the stylised trademark of a cooked pork brand. Spam is the name for unwanted nuisance email. https://it.cornell.edu/gsuite-gsuite-student-facstaff-email/...
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by heeton 4y ago
Do you have a source for this? Last I checked, the ledger on Bitcoin and Ethereum are functionally identical. A value against a wallet address. There are no "accounts" on either.
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by heeton 4y ago
“The goal of a salary negotiation” You’ve failed at the first hurdle then. This is to remove all negotiation and give candidates some advance assurance of their remuneration.
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Tell HN: You can’t hire diverse candidates because you don’t post salary ranges
6 points by heeton 4y ago|3 comments
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by heeton 4y ago
Reading the spec, that's definitely not what 204 is meant for. https://httpwg.org/specs/rfc7231.html#rfc.section.6.3.5 > The 204 (No Content) status code indicates that the server has successfully fulfilled the
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by heeton 4y ago
Seconding this. I've been using LiveView in production for ~18 months now, on a couple of projects. Hugely simplifies the overall stack. Combine with TailwindCSS, TailwindUI.com, and you have some very powerful tooling at a low develop
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by heeton 4y ago
I like the site + product idea, but the demo fails to show me anything interesting except a floating comment. So I can't yet see the value of the tool. The files you've chosen to use don't appear to show any difference betwee
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by heeton 5y ago
And, which recruiter?
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by heeton 5y ago
https://www.alexslade.com Nothing special, just some information for folks who might look me up. (I'm CTO of a gaming startup, so whilst I'm always interested in advisory roles and part-time consulting, I'm not ac
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by heeton 5y ago
You've misunderstood kickstarter. It definitely doesn't have to be projects "that wouldn't get support from traditional funding channels". And they can be quite strict about only allowing projects that are nearly co
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by heeton 5y ago
They're washing their hands. They do this at the communal row of sinks common in most public bathrooms (in the US and UK at least).
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by heeton 5y ago
Elixir + Liveview + Postgres

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