joshgachnang

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by joshgachnang 1y ago
I don't think it's an either or proposition. You can both retire early AND take a nice vacation. Sure it delays your retirement date by a couple of days, but I think that's a good tradeoff generally. I'm approaching 40 a
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
I'm also using it at home and the office or coworking spaces. Having the giant ultra wide screen all the time is great, and then I usually break out a handful of apps to the side (calendar, Slack, etc) and keep my desktop to almost ent
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Having used XReals and Vision Pro (which I assume will be very similar), they're not even in the same ballpark for experience for movies and for desktop. XReals feel like a crappy monitor strapped to your face that bounces with your pu
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Is this with JS disabled? I don't think we should expect interactive, fun sites to work well that way.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Ooo interesting, I'd love to hear more about the esp32's as voice satellites!
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Ohh woooow, they at least gave us like 9 months (until our next contract renewal). Right now the plan is to move to Google Chat (already a Google shop) and an internally build chat in our EHR for some of the patient-focused things.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Slack just did the same to us for our company Slack. We have to have the HIPAA compliant Enterprise version, price going up 40% next year. Looks like we'll migrate, especially because compliance has a bunch of annoying caveats.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
TLS Notary[0] is a project already aimed at doing something exactly like this. It lets you only expose the parts of the payload that you want (e.g. your age) and relies on a verifier to prove the data is legit. [0] https://tlsnot
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
You give that feedback?
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
$200 + board/CPU, the $699 Aoostar includes board/CPU.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
I agree with everything other than "moment is great". Even the devs say don't use it any more, and accidentally mutated datetimes have been the source of bugs in apps I've worked on multiple times. Luxon is great though.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Yup it's definitely an organized group(s). I've gotten so many automated resumes that try different styles, locations, and keywords that I suspect are largely the same group or two. We even had one candidate join a Zoom as the wro
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Ahh, thank you! I assumed it was Wix. They produce a ton of really high quality React Native libraries.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Same experience. I was using Windsurf for a couple of weeks, but felt like the editor wasn't as nice to use as Cursor, so features an agent could handle went to Windsurf and pair coding was more with Cursor. Once Cursor got agent mode,
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
We're using it consistently to put out (albeit smaller) features.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
AI hallucinates. That's just part of the deal right now. It's on you to verify. Why did you pay for a Notion annual subscription right away? I always do monthly when trying something because you never know.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
I haven't read the book, but I imagine the music notes wouldn't land the same way in written form.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Honestly, probably nowhere and a shortened conversation, then I go find someone else to chat with.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Ah yes, postage has stopped all the spam coming to my house!
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
For most of my toy projects, it's a systemd service file and rsync + restart command for deploys. Might have to SSH in and run an install command occasionally.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
I just saw him give a talk at Thotcon in Chicago about catching one of the first hackers and it was by far the best talk I've seen in quite a while. He's eccentric, animated, and an amazing storyteller.
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
There are tons of small improvements I want to make to our codebase that would be great but take effort. Refactors are a great example. We hand those to Devin (or Cursor background agents, etc), review, and we're all happier for it. Ou
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
I don't have it as bad as the author, but I've run into this enough times I keep a couple running notes: challenges I overcame, achievements, and amusing stories to tell at social events. They definitely help to refresh my memory
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Flourish Health | Senior Software Engineer | Remote (US) | Full-time | https://flourish.health | $150-189k We're helping teens and families get the mental health support they deserve. Many of our families are on Medicaid an
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by joshgachnang 1y ago
Presumably cheaper (long term) shipping costs leading to cheaper goods overall? Fewer sleepy truck drivers on the road? Yes, I think the public would want that.
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
Maybe not as much to us, but for people building these tools, 4.1 being significantly cheaper than Clause 3.7 is a huge difference.
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
My friends have offered to pay for some of the hard drives, but I refuse because once I accept money, there's an implicit owing them to keep it up (whether that's real or in my head). Now it's just a best effort, and I prefer
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
Dangit, from the title I was hoping this was like Spotify DJ for Apple Music, but with a bit more control. Like "Give me a Linkin Park mix, mostly older stuff, a good mix of hits and deep cuts" rather than whatever Spotify thinks
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
Haha my wife lived on Pine Grove and I lived a couple blocks from that spot in Lakeview. Small world.
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by joshgachnang 2y ago
Interesting, are you trying to automatically create and use components? Or only show certain fields?

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