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by isatty 9y ago
Very helpful, thank you.
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Ask HN: Per application routing on MacOS?
1 points by isatty 9y ago|0 comments
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by isatty 9y ago
I'm in the same boat as well. I'm not in the US but I do have symmetric gigabit as well. I've been using EC2/DO boxes to setup VPNs for me, but they hardly ever come close to my home speed. This is usually due to the ec2
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by isatty 9y ago
This'll really suck.
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by isatty 9y ago
That's actually a good thing - I've done a fair amount of work on autonomous robots (not land) and I'd say that the AI/Machine Learning word is thrown about a lot for no reason. Many of their challenges can be solved wit
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by isatty 9y ago
What's the name of the bot?
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by isatty 9y ago
remap to caps lock or use ctrl[ which is better than moving your hand off the home row of keys to hit escape. I haven't had any issues pressing the touch bar icons accidentally, not even once. Personal anecdote of course.
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by isatty 9y ago
About the ESC key - if you're using vim you should be remapping it to caps lock. If you rather not remap, you can always just hit ctrl [ (and this works out of the box). I've been doing this for so long its natural to me even on a
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by isatty 9y ago
Nothing about this makes much sense - regardless of which generation macbook you're using hitting the power button accidentally will not turn it off (you can try it right now). Did your interviewee keep pressing on it for like 10 secon
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by isatty 9y ago
Yes they are. Why not just send it straight to /dev/null?
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by isatty 9y ago
It's bizarre to me that you think that 50/50 is good. I'm on 1gbps up/down and using slower connections at home is not ideal for me.
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by isatty 9y ago
I believe that what helped me the most (I've been using vim for 4+ years now, but still not an expert by any means) is buying a keyboard without arrow keys and also, getting used to vim motions. Vim motions are amazing. People don&#x27
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by isatty 9y ago
Wait are you saying that an optometrist certified 20/20 is not perfect vision? I'm curious because I don't have perfect vision (I'm at -0.5 on both eyes) but I can read most things just fine (just not far away stuff). I
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by isatty 9y ago
Happens to me too!
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by isatty 9y ago
Obviously not.
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by isatty 9y ago
Hello! This is a great product, I gave it a spin in a local setup with some actual production data. I'll compare it to Metabase (even though you aren't trying to do the same thing). * I really like the editor. It beats metabases A
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by isatty 9y ago
Python is a system default at this point, just a matter of which version ships.
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by isatty 9y ago
Pretty much everything this comment said. Nvidia had nothing to do with the first few uses of CUDA for machine learning. It could be done on FPGAs and stuff but that wasn't easily accessible to the masses.
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by isatty 9y ago
ip -s -h a doesn't work on the older version (`iproute2-ss131122`) but does on `iproute2-ss151103`
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by isatty 9y ago
Your comment doesn't make sense. Why is it good to know that a command that you haven't even heard about is phased out? Fwiw you don't need to be a sysadmin to have known of ifconfig. Hell how is it possible to have set up ne
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by isatty 9y ago
I've run HIPAA complaint services in AWS normal, dedicated instances with encrypted RDS (Postgres) as the data store. Orchestrated for redundancy and never cost me anywhere near those numbers!
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by isatty 9y ago
Trust me, you don't need scalability. For a personal server, get a VPS (get one from a provider that charges you a fixed monthly, don't get one with a shitty cpu (somewhere like DO/Linode does fine for your use case)).
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by isatty 9y ago
Not a power engineer, but can't most of the power conditioning devices used in buildings mess with the phase of the incoming AC signal? GPS clock synchronization is guaranteed to be globally accurate.
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by isatty 9y ago
red isn't doing too badly though
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by isatty 9y ago
I'm using FreeBSD for servers and thankfully Gentoo remains on OpenRC. If they switch I'll move my home computers to FreeBSD too.
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by isatty 9y ago
Honestly we all know that the small instances have terrible CPU that doesn't let you use the advertized 1Gbps anyway. Other than that, even if AWS let 1Gbps traffic go on for a while, you get throttled pretty quickly from my experience
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by isatty 9y ago
Thank you, this is very useful!
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by isatty 9y ago
confirmed, safari Version 10.1.1 (12603.2.4) macOS
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by isatty 9y ago
> With serverless computing, your application still runs on servers, ...
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by isatty 9y ago
What I saw was poettering spouting garbage about what he thinks is an invalid user name (when in reality, it is not and common tools like useradd don't complain about it). As the owner for a critical service like systemd (I don't

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