joshgachnang

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by joshgachnang 8mo ago
Same, I really want to use sprites (for me and my whole team) but every time I try to set up, I run into weird issues. Last time I got in some state where trying to launch Claude froze the whole VM every time.
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by joshgachnang 8mo ago
I don't know why, but my ultra wide monitor absolutely hates that site. The whole screen is flickering trying to deal with the annoying background. Thank the gods for reader mode.
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by joshgachnang 8mo ago
"Remind me about this" creates a public task in the channel!?!? "Hey everyone! I'm choosing not to respond to this right now but don't want to forget!" We're migrating off Slack because they jacked our pri
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by joshgachnang 8mo ago
cloc says ours is ~350k LoC and agents are able to implement whole features from well designed requirement docs. But we've been investing in making our code more AI friendly, and things like Devin creating and using DeepWiki helps a lo
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by joshgachnang 8mo ago
"fuck sex's"?
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by joshgachnang 8mo ago
It's a good way to squeeze extra out of a bunch of people without actually raising prices.
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
Damn. I just got an email that they'll be discontinuing the palm payment June 3. I've barely used Fresh and Go, but I use this at self checkout at Whole Foods all the time. Beats finding the code to scan and using Apple Pay. >
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
Or has biometric login turned on and didn't lock their phone behind a passcode before being arrested.
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
Same, it's so good for these little things. And once you start adding rules and context for the "how to add the change/feature flags", etc you get that 3 paragraphs down. Now our head of product is able to fire off small
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
Overall I've been really impressed with Devin. IMO it's the best tool for AI generating features if you know what you're looking for, have patterns to follow, etc. I suspect the context they build about your project helps a t
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
I love this bracket. The first startup I worked (Triggr Health) at was in Chicago and we started a bracket for best wings. Sadly we never finished!
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
Did you ever find an answer? Other than copy/pasting my priv/pub keys into ~/.ssh/ I'm not sure.
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
I'm not familiar with Georgism, but employers and rent extractors (e.g. the majority stock owners) seem to be one and the same pretty often, at least in the US.
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
Because employers don't tend to make choices about the "interests of the working class", they make choices about what benefits them specifically in the moment or near future. You need to get some sort of alignment on their in
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
I generally agree. But with the current administration firing the former BLS chief (possibly due to bad numbers being reported) and changing economic reporting (e.g. PPI and GDP estimates), I'm not sure I trust the government data to n
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by joshgachnang 9mo ago
This is pretty amazing to watch! I did just watch a dot go through the Great Lakes, to Chicago, then take to the air and make a bee line straight to the Gulf of Mexico. Probably some weird artifact but made me chuckle.
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
I think the odds are better if it's not a random guy who also already has a bunch of power (e.g. Bezos with his considerable influence buying up and weaponizing WaPo). I personally think that consolidation of power is a reasonable thin
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
Both Euler's and Catalan's list "(Not proven to be transcendental, but generally believed to be by mathematicians.)". Maybe updated after your comment?
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
I've been a big fan of monorepos for awhile, but like the author, not a huge fan of using e.g. yarn workspaces. React Native can get pretty pissy with hoisting. I just started putting things like implementation plans and PRDs in the re
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
Woahhhhh I missed this. Got a reference or link? My Googling is failing me. That's my biggest complaint about Github coming from Gerrit for Open Stack.
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
Your thinking applies equally to all people. His donation tries to take away a right from a minority group. They're quite different.
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
They're required for every version release and no one reads them anyway.
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
Interesting. Answering them? Solving them? Looking for ones to solve?
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
Thank you! We've loved it! Looks like you found me, thank you :)
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by joshgachnang 10mo ago
Blacksmith.sh has been great for us. Massively sped up tests and a huge improvement for Docker builds over both Actions and Google Cloud Build. Only downside is they never got back to us about their startup discount.
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by joshgachnang 11mo ago
Now that I think about it, I think our admin system for the DHCP server was how we handled it instead of VLANs. Also helped with automated installation of Windows on desktops, bootstrapping servers, etc.
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by joshgachnang 11mo ago
It's great in theory, it's just relatively expensive. You'll need to pay to be running on all the clouds plus keeping extra traffic to keep databases synced. Distributed systems are hard.
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by joshgachnang 11mo ago
Ah I did something similar at the university I worked at as a student. Everything was already set to network boot as the first step, so I set up a PXE server that loaded up DBAN. When we needed to wipe a lab before decommissioning, we'
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
The 1st and 3rd are better served by Apple choosing the best result rather than who's paid for an ad.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Any good file syncing/drive replacements? My Synology exists pretty much because Synology Drives works so well syncing Mac and iOS.

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