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by jftuga 2y ago
How much are you getting charged each month for Amplify?
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by jftuga 2y ago
Furthermore, the article states that it was "affecting customers across the Central US region". Doesn't it seem like they should have used "5:00 PM CDT" in the article?
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by jftuga 2y ago
You should include the "How to build" instructions near the beginning of the main.c file.
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by jftuga 2y ago
A "workaround" for this is to just try to create a new account, xyz@example.com. This bypasses what you've mentioned.
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by jftuga 2y ago
Thanks for this suggestion - it works great. import sys # run: python3 countdown.py 10 def main(n:int): print(n) or n-1 and main(n-1) main(int(sys.argv[1])) This also works and is definitely more Pythonic: _ = [print(
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by jftuga 2y ago
This reminds me of some silly C code I once wrote for fun, which counts down from 10 to 1: #include <stdio.h> // compile & run: gcc -Wall countdown.c -o countdown && ./countdown int n = 10; int mai
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by jftuga 2y ago
I love this take. What language(s) do you typically use to write CLI programs? I'm also interested in learning about what types of internal TUI tools you have created.
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by jftuga 2y ago
This is a great article. I am learning a lot and it's filling in my knowledge gaps.
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Show HN: Dtdiff: Golang lib,CLI to return the differences for datetime,durations(github.com)
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by jftuga 2y ago
I've been using KeePassXC on Mac and Windows and sync them between each other with Unison[1]. I'd be curious to learn how others who are using KeePassXC are syncing there databases with iPhone. [1] https://gist.github.
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by jftuga 2y ago
How are you performing CLI searches? Which program do you use?
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by jftuga 2y ago
I've also used xlswriter and had the same experience - very happy with it. I used it to generate bar and pie charts on one of the sheets.
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by jftuga 2y ago
I'm trying it out to give me the correct artist name and song name for any given YouTube title. The titles of the music that I happen to like do not seem to usually be in a nicely, regular format. Llama3 does an admirable job. My pl
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by jftuga 2y ago
Reddit stock is up almost 10% in after hours trading.
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by jftuga 2y ago
I guess I'm safe from this invasion of privacy in my pre-2015 vehicle. The eff article[1] mentions that 18 car manufactures have a way to opt-out. Which auto makers are not on this list? [1] https://www.eff.org/deeplin
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by jftuga 2y ago
Slight OT... I created a program for profile pictures. It uses face recognition technology as to not deform faces when resizing photos. This may be useful to you. https://github.com/jftuga/photo_id_resizer
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by jftuga 2y ago
Since you need to create a unique bucket name any way, I like to include my AWS Account ID in my bucket names. Be advised that bucket names need to be 63 characters or less. Another reason I do this is that CloudFormation supports the use
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by jftuga 3y ago
If I were to upload a 50kb object to S3 (standard tier), about how many unique physical copies would exist?
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by jftuga 3y ago
I found this fascinating: Excerpt 1: "Pujol had the distinction of receiving military decorations from both sides of the war – being awarded the Iron Cross and becoming a Member of the Order of the British Empire." Excerpt 2: &quo
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by jftuga 3y ago
It's not just a advertising company. I happily pay them for YT premium, YT TV, and Google Drive.
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by jftuga 3y ago
Python also has some a built-in statistics module: https://docs.python.org/3/library/statistics.html I'm sure statsmodel has many more features, but just wanted to call this out in case all you need are the b
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by jftuga 3y ago
Their info about "rm -rf" not working in Windows is slightly misleading. In PowerShell, you can accomplish this by running: rm -r -fo my-folder-name
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by jftuga 3y ago
Kagi may interest you then: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/features/website-info-personalize... For a given domain, you can select: block, lower, normal, higher, and pin to help you rank results on your personal prefe
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by jftuga 3y ago
I really like the fuzzy match feature. Useful for typos or off by 1-2 characters. https://github.com/Genivia/ugrep#fuzzy
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by jftuga 3y ago
I recently switched and then made an extension called FoxColorBox which allows you to change and customize browser Window colors. When you open a new window, it will have a distinct color. This can help you differentiate between home, work,
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by jftuga 3y ago
Have you tried this (for at least solving part of the problem)? https://github.com/pdfcpu/pdfcpu
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by jftuga 3y ago
A really nice, stand-alone command line tool is pdfcpu. https://github.com/pdfcpu/pdfcpu
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by jftuga 3y ago
Respectfully disagree. You get charged 9 cents per GB after the first 100 GB xfer each month. This doesn't fit in well with the OP's environment, which is a LAN.
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by jftuga 3y ago
Yes. It has many options - one of them being the capability of copying multiple files concurrently with the /MT switch.
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Show HN: FoxColorBox FF exten that allows you to change, customize Window colors(addons.mozilla.org)
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