jonhohle

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by jonhohle 11mo ago
The fact that ACA is an insurance scam as opposed to healthcare reveals who is in control.
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
I’ve mostly had no issues with HDMI through Yamaha receivers and that includes weird things like an OSSC and Framemeister. On the other hand, HDMI switchers haven’t fared as well. I built a mini console rack with a switch and it doesn’t rec
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
Not an different algorithm, but around 15 years ago I looked at the JDK’s hashmap implementation and saw it was doing a loop to calculate the next highest power of two (after some multiplier) to determine the table capacity. For fun, I swap
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
Instead they’re a 20 part serial with about 5 mins of actual content per episode. Enjoy!
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
Cocoa was so good. I even liked old-school Interface Builder’s IoC. Now there are controls where it’s obvious drag and/or drop should be supported but it isn’t or simple things like opening a custom SwiftUI (né Preferences) settings wi
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
That runs into copyright issues. As someone who does a reasonable amount of decompilation, I wouldn’t ever use an LLM. It falls too close to mechanical transformation territory which is not protected, fair use. Obviously others aren’t conce
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
As a solo dev, I’ve been on ACA with my family for the past four years. In my market, a major insurance company is not returning for 2026 and the prices have gone bananas. Our premiums are increasing over 40%, all of our copays are more tha
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
That’s what the cool off period is for. You can’t cut something to the bone to get rich quick. It would have to be spread across an election cycle.
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
Instant disclosure would allow ETFs, which is probably the best option. I think having a congressional required fund that the public could also invest in makes sense as well. I’ve been thinking about an act to intentionally enrich members o
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
The good news is that recently Photos has stopped beachballing for me (≈170GB library). It now just crashes instead.
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
20 years ago, I was excited to get OS X updates and each one made the system better. When Software Update showed something new, it was always going to be good. At the same time, Windows Update was an anxiety engine. Now Software Update has
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
1) uninstall Chrome 2) install it once a year when some backwards website won’t work with anything else. 3) go to 1)
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
There’s no reason this can’t be done in software though via GPS, right?
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
Over a decade ago at Amazon, all third party dependencies needed to be manually imported. On the one hand, it makes importing new versions or packages slow. On the other hand, there is a very explicit intention and log of every external cha
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
Space is so ridiculously big that I don't think it will ever happen. Back of the envelope math - 4.2 light years to the nearest star that's not the sun, current vehicles traveling about 10x the speed of voyager (e.g. 1 light day i
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by jonhohle 11mo ago
I recently had to do the same thing with Cox. It’s funny how a customer is responsible for repair fees until the FCC gets involved and all of a sudden they figure out the necessary work outside the house.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Not taking anything away from the project, which looks very cool, but it also probably doesn’t compile on OS X. Looks like minimum macOS version is 13.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
(Facepalm) I looked at the pictures and skimmed, missing the encoder part. Awesome!
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by jonhohle 1y ago
This is amazingly cool. Did you consider putting a rotary encoder on the PCB to maintain local control over the speed?
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by jonhohle 1y ago
As bad as anti-vaxxers are claimed to be, people conflating someone who has concerns about novel medical treatment or general distrust of the pharma industry with people who think all vaccines are bad are far worse. They suppress actual sci
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by jonhohle 1y ago
A tool for “grep”ing MIPS binaries[0] to find duplicate code (functions, segments, sections) primarily to aid in decompiling. It does some neat things to match instructions while avoiding location dependent references, then creates a hash t
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by jonhohle 1y ago
What about FreeBSD+OCI containers https://freebsdfoundation.org/blog/oci-containers-on-freebsd...
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by jonhohle 1y ago
This is awesome. I have an Omada container running on my desktop that would be great to move to my FreeBSD server.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I’ve tried optimizing some python that’s in the hot path of a build system and a few dozen operations out of over 2K nodes in the ninja graph account for 25-30% of the total build time. I’ve found python optimization to be nearly intractabl
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I tend to use older hardware and feel like I’m constantly fighting this battle. It’s amazing thr hardware we have and I have to wait for dozens of seconds to start an app or load a web page.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Apple was killing it with iPhoto/Photos for this use case until a few years ago. Put in a memory card and Photos would import new photos, offer to delete after import, and ignore photos still on the card. Photo Stream made it possible
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Thr only reason this works in other languages is because they’ve made the choice to return objects that represent success+value or error and then added explicit syntax to support those types. That means function signatures put the error in
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Thr article doesn’t mention GNU Trove, which has addressed this use case. Trove has been around so long it’s homepage is still on Soureforge.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I also don’t understand the argument that Result is anything other than a syntactic difference between these ideas. final Foo x; try { x = foo().bar().baz().car(); } catch (Exception e) { x = null; } re
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by jonhohle 1y ago
IMHO the mapping issue comes from functions not being first class, so all types require Functor-like interfaces which are needlessly verbose. Splitting these is not semantically different than a function that returns a value vs a function t

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