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by jjice 3y ago
Can't believe I missed this Redis change. I know that one path for open source is to build a company around it, but it seems that so many of the big players that have done that do it for the early clout and move to a closed license lat
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by jjice 3y ago
I guess I shouldn't be surprised since they were picked partially for health, but seven with the youngest being 88 is a great lifespan for them.
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by jjice 3y ago
Just downloaded this and gave it a go. I have no experience with running any local models, but this just worked out of the box on my 7600 on Ubuntu 22. This is fantastic.
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by jjice 3y ago
I didn't realize it was underrated, but it's probably the best MacOS bundled software. If I could get a Linux equivalent, that would be fantastic. Viewing, editing, PDF filling, PDF signing (so useful), all in a fast and responsiv
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by jjice 3y ago
Completely agree. Widely known and supported, both rendering and with editors. You'll be able to add a WYSIWYG editor that saves as markdown for little effort on pretty much any platform, especially the web.
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by jjice 3y ago
He just released a book last year called Same As Ever that seems like a book adaptation of this post. It was pretty good if you like this kind of post.
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by jjice 3y ago
This story is part of the reason I'd never want to know about where I land intelligence wise compared to other people. No matter the outcome, I don't think it could be good. I it's below average, I'll feel limited. If it
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by jjice 3y ago
This is a very cool feature, but I'm starting to see why people say that Swift has crammed every other language's feature into one place. Not that that's necessarily bad, but this is a pretty specific feature to have that pro
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by jjice 3y ago
My biased guess: both have inherently little actual value. Some crypto has transactional values, and gold has minor value in production, but those aren't valued in gold speculation prices. They mostly ride on speculation and the fear o
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by jjice 3y ago
An incredible and very identifiable art style. Doesn't matter what you're playing or watching, if Akira Toriyama was there, you'll see it. Chronic Trigger being my favorite example. An industry legend. His influence will rema
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by jjice 3y ago
I wasn't familiar with BN Press for personal use. I've done some research into KDP and Lulu, but I've decided that ebooks would be my main focus after getting a Kindle and loving it. For a limited/test run, BN Press seem
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by jjice 3y ago
I worked at a 4day work week company and this is spot on. When I left for a better offer they showed my "real comp" which included at a 25% multiplier for the day off. I worked most Fridays because they needed me to.
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by jjice 3y ago
You're absolutely right that they make a damn fine laptop (the build quality stands out to me) and they do a great job in that market. Anecdotally, my Framework 13 AMD ran me 1500 and I ended up with 64 GB of ram, 2 TB of storage, and
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by jjice 3y ago
Looks like they lost [0], with Google winning 6-2, but maybe Oracle is trying to appeal it? I'm not familiar with the remanding process so I can't comment on that part of this quote. > In April 2021, the Supreme Court ruled in
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by jjice 3y ago
I used to think that since graphs are such a broad data structure that can be represented in different ways depending on requirements that it just made more sense to implement them at a domain-ish level (the article mentions this in the &qu
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by jjice 3y ago
I never filed bug tickets until I had graduated college and worked on software full time. Then I learned that the devs _do_ care (at least on the small software I've worked on) and they love to know if something isn't working, esp
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by jjice 3y ago
The fact that the website this comes from is "ff8isthe.best" makes this so much better. I love hyper-specific websites. Also, I love documentation on these obscure things from times passed. I'm not sure where else I would hav
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by jjice 3y ago
- Who decides what constitutes "harmful"? Some things will be able to be agreed upon by man, but some won't. - So every platform needs serious moderation teams? I absolutely believe that major platforms should, but what if I
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by jjice 3y ago
Was this a layup for the classic Dropbox comment? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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by jjice 3y ago
That's really interesting. Is your salary like a traditional salary that is constant, or does the time spent on projects add to a base salary?
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Ask HN: How does one get into contract work?
8 points by jjice 3y ago|6 comments
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by jjice 3y ago
Tagging into the sibling that said it's a money market, Vanguard ends money market funds in "XX" as a nice rule of thumb
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by jjice 3y ago
DataGrip is the best RDBMS client I've ever used, hands down. It's so far beyond the competition in my experience. Maybe something like SQL Server Management Studio is really great specifically for SQL Server, but DataGrip is fant
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by jjice 3y ago
Wow, I didn't realize there's a Ruby on Rails podcast that's been running for 15 years. That's seriously impressive. Sometimes I wish I was programming during the RoR hay days. It just seems like a damn fine framework an
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by jjice 3y ago
I always liked them. We had less work allocated to us on the sprint of a hack day to account for it, so that wasn't an issue (and it never should, that sounds like poor planning by a higher up). We also didn't force results. If yo
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by jjice 3y ago
Right, but the majority of Kagi users pay $10 a month. I doubt DDG is getting $10 per user per month in revenue.
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by jjice 3y ago
Duck Duck Go uses the Bing API and they've been around for a long while. I'd imagine there's a heavy 80/20 rule of data that needs to be indexed frequently that people also search for, so those same cached results from A
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by jjice 3y ago
I wish I did. I currently work at a startup with our core offering being ETL, so I've learned along the way as we've continued. If anyone has any, I'd love to hear as well. Keeping raw data when possible has been huge. We kee
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by jjice 3y ago
I've found this to be a good practice for ETL in general. Separate the steps, and save the raw data from "E" if you can because it makes testing and verifying "T" later much easier.
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by jjice 3y ago
I assume the Efficient Market Hypothesis is what this is getting at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efficient-market_hypothesis

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