iyn

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   by iyn 2y ago

   Thanks for clarification, that makes sense. Just to give you a bit more context, I've been evaluating CDC (change data capture) tooling and Prisma Pulse was one of the options. My primary data storage is Postgres but I have a need to r
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   by iyn 2y ago

   Congrats on the launch, this looks very interesting! Will it ever be possible to self-host Prisma Postgres (or Pulse)? It's great that I can use your platform, but if I adopted e.g. Pulse, that's a non-trivial vendor lock in. I&#x
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   by iyn 2y ago

   Wow, congrats! Indeed, I’m curious why you’ve used OpenCL. And what was the hardware/general setup used for finding the prime? What was your motivation behind building this software?
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   by iyn 2y ago

   https://archive.ph/vALFM
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   by iyn 2y ago

   Any recommendations for such masks?
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   by iyn 2y ago

   > Doesn't require disabling SIP That's very interesting! I've been hesitant to use similar WMs as basically all required disabling SIP. Anyone knows what AeroSpace is doing differently that it can work alongside SIP? Edit:
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   by iyn 2y ago

   Why so snarky? The paper you refer to was published after the event. I'm also amazed that it was possible to record such event at that time.
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   by iyn 3y ago

   B12 is the most important one. I've started getting some strange "tingling" in my arms a while ago, went to the neurologist, got a prescription for a higher dosage B12 and it went away. I was supplementing B12 already, but it
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   by iyn 4y ago

   Thanks for sharing, very useful blog post (not just the linked section). Reference to https://github.com/wagoodman/dive will help a lot today.
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    by iyn 5y ago

    +1, would be nice to have 2FA
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    by iyn 5y ago

    Thank you for saying that. I'm still shocked how deep such "mental illusions" can go. But it's also dangerous thing to say, because it triggers "internal contradiction" error in most people and you get to exper
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    How do hardware timers work? [video](youtube.com)

    3 points by iyn 5y ago|0 comments
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    by iyn 5y ago

    I'm not familiar with PowerBi but one place I was at leaned towards Tableau (vs Metabase) due to its "storytelling" features. That is -- you could create a document with an intro and embed graphs/analytics within the doc
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    by iyn 5y ago

    Metabase ( https://www.metabase.com/ ) is a similar tool. It supports less DBs but I had good experiences with it at a couple of startups, it's quite easy to build useful queries, even for not technical people. I'm
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    by iyn 5y ago

    https://xkcd.com/1053/
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    by iyn 5y ago

    Thank you for voicing this perspective! I've switched to Firefox ~3-4 years ago and I've seen considerable progress (on multiple platforms). I'm really grateful that we - internet users - have a great alternative to corporate
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    by iyn 5y ago

    I've been their customer for over 2 years, no problems at all and I'm very happy with their prices and offering. Started with dedicated server and now I'm also using their cloud services for some of my EU-based clients. Can d
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    by iyn 5y ago

    I use Borg: https://www.borgbackup.org/ works well on client machines and servers.
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    by iyn 5y ago

    You need to look at their pages for specific tools, e.g. for Borg Backup: https://www.rsync.net/products/borg.html (starts from 1.5 Cents Per GB / Month)
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    by iyn 5y ago

    https://archive.is/1L625
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    by iyn 5y ago

    > "Why not trust Apple?" Due to their actions, it's that simple. On this particular issue, I don't trust them, because they've built a capability to surveil private data of millions of people, on their private de
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    by iyn 5y ago

    > "[...] we have decided to take additional time over the coming months to collect input and make improvements before releasing these critically important child safety features." Seeing how this situation was handled by Apple s
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    by iyn 5y ago

    +1 for Tailscale, the product is great. I've used it in a very limited scale but can vouch for quality and performance. No CPU issues at all (even on rPi).
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    by iyn 5y ago

    Thanks for clarification.
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    by iyn 5y ago

    Out of curiosity, what's the $10,000,000 product?
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    by iyn 5y ago

    Same here. I've used Toggl and similar in the past but it was an overkill. Currently using 1 sheet per month setup, 1 row for day/task. Simple and works.
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    by iyn 5y ago

    > "but they are primarily repackaging and improving technologies that already exist." Did you mean: they are innovating? IMO there's not enough appreciation for getting to commodification and scaling the existing tech. It&
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    by iyn 5y ago

    Love this framing, agreed 100%. I find it extremely frustrating when people try to murder ideas and shot down any attempt at building something new. I know that being a cynic is easier but come on, isn't it great that Musk is pushing u
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    by iyn 5y ago

    Yeah, I like Plato either! The UI is (IMO) way better/more pleasant than OKReader. I still tend to use OKReader more due to it having more customization flexibility but I'm tracking Plato development.
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    by iyn 5y ago

    +1, really good reader. I recommend installing KOReader, which is an alternative firmware with more customization options: https://koreader.rocks/