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by jdc0589 11mo ago
im not saying OP did this, but I've actually had AI spit out some pretty stellar bash scripts, surprisingly
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by jdc0589 11mo ago
I don't feel like I should search for "nano banana" on my work laptop
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by jdc0589 11mo ago
I agree. I don't, and never will, trust politicians (of any party) to actually represent their constituents accurately. I understand everything can't be a direct democracy, but we need some sort of a middle ground. It's reall
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by jdc0589 11mo ago
I picked a really bad time to start working on a DIY mini-NAS. A ram upgrade is more than what I paid for the whole Thinkcentre M720q.
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by jdc0589 1y ago
I made it about 7 seconds
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by jdc0589 1y ago
yea I saw that, but im not sure on how accurate that is. a few large apps/companies I know to be 100% on AWS in us-east-1 are cranking along just fine.
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by jdc0589 1y ago
yea its not just the portal. microsoft.com is down too
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by jdc0589 1y ago
im consistently surprised there aren't more tools like this. I also started playing with one earlier this year, and was pretty shocked how easy it is to get going with Leaflet as the backbone
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by jdc0589 1y ago
this is cool and all, but what im really exited about is the possibility that one day they update their laptops so the keys stop leaving marks on the screen. I know we are a few major scientific breakthroughs away from that even being remot
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by jdc0589 1y ago
same situation. I have 2 different licenses I've purchased via their store, hooked up to my account over the years, and none of them are recoverable.
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by jdc0589 1y ago
> It seems like OpenAI is trying to turn Sora into a social network - TikTok but AI. Makes sense. I hate it, but the timing is probably good for them to try. There's going to be a mass exodus from TikTok in the US at some point, and
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by jdc0589 1y ago
the redis average latencies are pretty surprisingly high to me, but can probably be explained by your lab setup/hardware. 1. im surprised the latencies for redis are as high as they are. single key lookup operator is very commonly <
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by jdc0589 1y ago
this looks very cool. Rigging together your own event sourced Db is doable, but it gets a little annoying over time to keep DIYing everything, doing snapshot optimizations, etc... one note: searchability on your query language named GQL may
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by jdc0589 1y ago
imagine being OK with your refrigerator giving you ads. ridiculous.
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by jdc0589 1y ago
ive got ~15 deployed sensors/transmitters and I haven't touched a single one in 14 months since initial setup. its super reliable if you can get your receiver/antenna somewhere that works well. WAY cheaper than the other opti
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by jdc0589 1y ago
I wish this was around 5 or 6 years ago when I was writing a direct native consumer of a logical replication slot, also in Go coincidentally. It's way easier to do natively with Postgres than I'd have guessed, but still a bit of a
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by jdc0589 1y ago
this is pretty much the situation I'm in re the storage. I'm perfectly fine running a home server, I already do, but workloads with heavy storage requirements scare me away from it. I don't want to have to think about that at
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by jdc0589 1y ago
Hard pass. Interviews are two way streets. Sure, the hiring company is the larger of the two but it is a candidate's first impression of your company and their potential future coworkers. I use AI every day, I build AI in to products a
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by jdc0589 1y ago
this is a super useful oneliner, immediately saved to my bash profile as `jqstructure`
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by jdc0589 1y ago
we need the reddit remindme bot
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by jdc0589 2y ago
im not an economist, I have no valid opinion on if this is right or not. BUT, I actually started looking at moving more of the stable bond/treasury holding bit of my portfolio to foreign funds recently (in addition to moving more of th
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by jdc0589 2y ago
It's really easy to forget how complex SDR is, and how much expertise it really requires to fully understand if you need to write receivers/processors/filters yourself. There's a TON of great stuff out there for hobbyist
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by jdc0589 2y ago
I haven't heard the Zuk as a CCP asset conspiracy theory yet. only a matter of time.
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by jdc0589 2y ago
the one thing I'll say about some of the more complex systems is this: if you have a small/medium size house and can get by with a single zone, or need multiple zones but can/are-ok-with having a dedicated system per zone, I
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by jdc0589 2y ago
thats a super one sided set of metrics. it doesn't tell us anything about how many people are actually using one, just how much visible dev activity they have. I don't have those metrics or an opinion, im just saying that value is
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by jdc0589 2y ago
> I've found it easier to work in C# codebases that just drank the Microsoft Kool-Aid with "Clean architecture" instead of Frankenstein-esque C# projects that decidedly could do it better or didn't care or know better
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by jdc0589 2y ago
McMaster will get it to your house next-day in lots of places too, and you don't have to deal with the local hvac supply house refusing to sell to a walk-in customer that isn't an employed hvac tech.
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by jdc0589 2y ago
To start, aircon is an incredible racket in general a lot of the time. Good companies exist, but lots of others, especially in the USA, have been bought up by big holding companies and converted in to profit maximization new-system sales ma
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by jdc0589 2y ago
this is the classic over abstraction problem so that you can change things behind an interface at some point down the line if you ever need to while being totally opaque to any consuming code. A lot of languages force you to start with th
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by jdc0589 2y ago
plugins were great. Measured the speakers at my desk (I built them). generated an inverse impulse response filter, and fed it through a plugin to do full frequency equalization. It was a fun project to play with full range speakers that had

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