hrishios

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by hrishios 6y ago
Love that this is no dependencies. It was starting to look like a lost battle that everything has 2000 circular dependencies.
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by hrishios 6y ago
There's a css issue on the storage icon, the page is broken from that point.
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by hrishios 6y ago
If you're looking at the ops level to oversee a project (which is sounds like you are), Haystack might be a good option: https://www.usehaystack.io/
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by hrishios 6y ago
That is fascinating - can you elaborate on what you mean by the Apps market?
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by hrishios 6y ago
No mention of battery life yet - and unfortunately for me that's pretty important. I daily drive a Linux laptop that gets 9 hours (but with a good amount of tweaking), and the day we get 13 hours or more is the day I become a complete
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by hrishios 6y ago
If you're ever inclined, lead acid batteries can be easy to repair and diagnose lifetime for - depending on the type. Sealed ones are harder but not impossible. Open ones take a little more maintenance but have long lifetimes and pract
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by hrishios 6y ago
Agreed about scaling problems, but the examples you provided illustrate that, in my experience, there are still things you should be doing from the get-go. Building things that don't scale is often taken to the extreme where it's
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by hrishios 6y ago
That's one of the biggest reasons I left - docker. Windows is inching closer with WSL and Windows Terminal, so I might check it out in a year or so once it's stabilized. But needing to run a VM with impossible image build times (f
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by hrishios 6y ago
You're right, and I wasn't talking about getting the instruction coverage right - most software will have some idiosyncracies that will need to be discovered and worked around. Apple, as big as they are, will still need to discove
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by hrishios 6y ago
Any thoughts on what you love and miss about the switch? I haven't tried out i3 yet (I need to get a little more comfortable with my backups before I swing window managers around - I've been burned before!) I think I'll defin
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by hrishios 6y ago
The architecture matters to me for a number of reasons - With Apple's history over the last few years, I don't expect the sheer amount of legacy software I use on a regular basis to be taken care of when the new architecture comes
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Moving out of macOS: Making Linux habitable(hrishioa.github.io)
3 points by hrishios 6y ago|10 comments
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by hrishios 6y ago
I've built quite a few things for love over the years, including a blood sugar prediction app for my partner, a digital mix tape, and a silly not so me and my partner could give each other brownie points. Here's a small summary:
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by hrishios 6y ago
Some perspective from the other side. We've found intercom to be a massive improvement in our user conversations, up from when we have a live chat button as well as when we had a direct WhatsApp/chat functionality through a page.
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by hrishios 6y ago
Great work on the Deta website! Small typo in 'Add a database to you project today', but I loved the illustrations and the copy - quick and easy to understand with good differentiation. I'll definitely be giving it a try in m
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by hrishios 6y ago
Well presented - it was easy to understand. How would you say Deta is compared to Zeit or the other micro-cloud offerings out there? I've never used it.
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Large geospatial queries in maritime: different hammers, different nails(hrishioa.github.io)
3 points by hrishios 6y ago|0 comments
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by hrishios 6y ago
This is oft-quoted but it's what always happens when I sit down to write something - https://imgur.com/gallery/rQIb4Vw Wait, something's slightly off with kramdown - this isn't right - 12 hours later you
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by hrishios 6y ago
This is an impossible field to be working in - I know - and it's to do with the way our medical research and treatment systems are set up. We began as a species focused on making sick people healthy, and it's the way the entire sy
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by hrishios 6y ago
Self-promotion, but our company Greywing ( https://grey-wing.com ) automates Covid-19 assessments and crew changes for maritime. Over a million seafarers are still stuck on vessels around the world as governments refuse to let the
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Flow Energy and Residual Energy(hrishioa.github.io)
1 points by hrishios 6y ago|0 comments
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by hrishios 6y ago
It still amazes me why this has not gotten better. I had gotten used to presuming that there was a better ecosystem of tools that connected curl, wget or aria2c to the browser that I was incapable of finding. None of the extensions I'v
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by hrishios 6y ago
Love the interactive bank interest rate checker on your homepage. It's always nice to see some interactivity that's relevant to the product, as opposed to floating d3 visualusations that have nothing to do what's actually on
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by hrishios 6y ago
> More digestible version I made: https://thinkerapp.com/shared/MessyRadiantCaracal > Context: This is a highlighted summary generated with an app I built to help myself approach all the drier HN links I was open
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by hrishios 6y ago
I've done it for a week or two once a year on a trip to Kasol. I'd recommend it because it forces your brain to relearn behaviors and in doing so discover new things. Honestly though it's the same as anything else - I find my
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by hrishios 6y ago
Was there and in nearby places a year ago, and it's the same story that happened to Manali and now Kasol. The interesting culture and crowd move somewhere, it becomes a hub, it becomes overly crowded, and people move again.
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by hrishios 6y ago
It'd be hard to say without more information. Third world country is a wide and shifting definition, and it's the most important aspect of your question. Couple of general points: 1. A large number of countries have agencies that
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by hrishios 6y ago
A lot of people have pointed of culture and language, and this has been two of the most important things for me when I've had to make the choice between programmers. Most of the time, as long as the hire is above a certain skill level,