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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Anyone know if `keyBy` will also be supported? I suppose it'd be pretty trivial to take a `groupBy` and make it `keyBy`, but then again it's pretty trivial to implement `groupBy` from scratch. I no longer install lodash that often
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
>I think the key moment was I started writing documentation. That’s the moment I felt like, “Okay, maybe someone else can make use of this. Let’s see how that goes.” So I wrote everything and then submitted to Hacker News. > So when I
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
> Nowadays, I don’t actually like Hacker News that much, but back then, just seeing yourself up there and knowing, “Hey, this is a place where people know, oh, it’s a big deal you get on Hacker News.” Interesting!
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
This is pedantic and unnecessary, but Caesar was undefeated militarily. His battle against Pompey was remarkable because of how much the odds were stacked against him. Most of the senate sided with Pompey because his victory seemed like a f
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
The speech recognition tool is impressive! I've tried many different attempts at browser-local speech-to-text from Ermine.ai to Google's Tensorflow.js speech toolkit (recognition only), and this is the best I've seen. And it
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
> The biggest increases in attacks from Q2 to Q3 are SMS toll fraud (up 2,141%), Toll Fraud is rampant lately. I can tell because people have attempted it on nearly every consumer-facing project I've worked on. Additionally, the i
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Whoa didn't know about deno repl. This is awesome. Happy 1.7 gs!
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
We had our game of code-names self destruct at the exact moment using very similar code. Good times
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Happy 1700M Epoch Second(epochconverter.com)
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
God this is so frustrating. I saw multiple ads today on TV for Experian's debit card. Wool over the eyes and a brand grab for "the Experian promise" or whatever it was
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Sentry vuln allows sending arbitrary requests and responses from Next.js server(blog.sentry.io)
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Looks extremely cool. Trying to run it though, I get stuck at "Getting actions for the given objective..." (using the example on the repo)
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
I was bringing my cat home to my parents' for the holidays and thought about making a guide for my family on what different facial expressions meant. Sometimes big pupils means hyper, sometimes cuddly. Small slit pupils could mean lazy
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Love a good lift-and-shift. I wish bref was this well-supported about 3-5 years ago. At that point I was trying to move some PHP services over to serverless. I think I remember seeing bref but it didn't appear to have the clout then. I
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
What's your experience with Vapor? We played around with it and thought about switching from Forge, but it was too complicated for our codebase. I love the idea though. How expensive our your cloud costs? CI/CD pretty good?
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Aldo Leopold was a genius. His love for nature was poetic and inspiring. He also offered a pragmatic ethic of the land. I'm not sure I've ever read someone as holistic and well-intentioned.
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
People mention Cloudflare. Google Cloud Armor is another option (we looked into both). A colleague was DDoS attacked and was able to move the service behind Cloud Armor in a few hours, effectively ending a ridiculous barrage of network requ
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Devil's advocate here. I have a family member who works for a national news organization. When they write a story, there's a script of which every single fact-dependent line has to be footnoted with two sources. They spend 10 hour
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Mermaid supports C4 now [0]; though still experimental, it works in Notion and Github renderers. [0] https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/c4.html
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How to Stop Twilio Toll Fraud(koptional.com)
3 points by jackconsidine 3y ago|0 comments
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Have written software for a pig tracking company for the past few years. I'm always surprised at the amalgamation of low and high tech. On the one hand, some pigs can detect leaks in the line and map the pipe's dimensions. On the
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How to Prevent Twilio Toll Fraud(koptional.com)
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Very cool tool. It looks like the browser base encodes a recording and sends it to a server. I'm aware that some browsers support different type of recording mimeTypes (webm, wav) - did you have any cross-browser difficulties? Or anyth
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
> Sieges often didn’t involve much fighting at all, as simply waiting outside the castle till the people inside ran out of water and food was a much easier and less bloody way to win. Currently reading Plutarch. Twice already he's m
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Full-stack Software Consultancy New York City Remote / Metro-area New York Technologies: Supabase, TypeScript, React, Next, Python jack@koptional.com
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Wow kudos to you for running such a controlled and extensive experiment
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I thought these were some good ideas. In my experience I vacillate between "omg the singularity is here" and "this actually isn't that good for X specific task". I very much trust the output of LLMs to be well-desig
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Love the spirit of this article. The author could have Git-scraped [0] this info! https://simonwillison.net/2020/Oct/9/git-scraping/
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
I see you found that TCP relay- I've been dying to try it but I've heard of people successfully using it https://github.com/aleixrodriala/wa-tunnel
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by jackconsidine 3y ago
Whoa! I picked up The Fall of the Roman Republic by Plutarch this week and have been glued. Will definitely be reading this whole series

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