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   by leetrout 2y ago

   This is awesome. I learned CNC & manual G-Code on a Rockwell 3 axis in ~2000 and I am taken back tinkering with this.
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   > always having to source the environment setup file We are wrapping everything in bash entry points to accomplish this. > ... build advanced robots with ROS ... Yes, experiencing this first hand... there are just so many examples out
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   I understand vacuum grippers to be very popular in robotics so I am not surprised to find them useful for manual work as well.
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   I also recommend an alias like this (and l5870uoo9y has other examples and how to set them as git aliases) alias gitlg="git log --graph --all --format=format:'%C(bold blue)%h%C(reset) - %C(bold cyan)%aD%C(reset) %C(bold green)
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   It's a really great resource to come back to for those of us who have been using git over over a decade, too!
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   I know we've made significant progress wit on-device compute but I would be surprised to find out they are stiching in real time in that amount of space... Even doing this in real time on a commodity laptop would be pretty impressive t
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   I strong agree this is the way. We run Spacelift workers with Auto Scaling Groups and pick up their new image ~monthly with zero hassle since everything is automated. Raw EC2 is just part of the story... Edit to add: I also recommend using
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   Tell HN: AWS docs are down (HTTP 403)(docs.aws.amazon.com)

   2 points by leetrout 2y ago|0 comments
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   by leetrout 2y ago

   I was introduced to "volatility-based decomposition" which addresses some of what you are identifying (if you haven't seen it already). https://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=2995357&seq...
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Sure, but > The official way to pronounce “MySQL” is “My Ess Que Ell” (not “my sequel”), but we do not mind if you pronounce it as “my sequel” or in some other localized way. https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.4
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    Polaris Dawn Astronauts Launch on Ambitious Private Mission(nytimes.com)

    1 points by leetrout 2y ago|1 comments
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    DoH = DNS over HTTPS
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Related, `sd` is a great utility worth the install which makes simple sed-type operations more obvious / easier (for some value of easy). https://github.com/chmln/sd
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    They have been pretty hostile toward the community lately having trademark / copyright watchdogs takedown all sorts of community resources in figma, etsy, etc. I wont be giving them any more of my money.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    > Must have a deep love for Python and the ability to come up with Pythonic solutions to problems. I think you should give candidates a heads up on what your screener test cares about. I've been using Python for almost 20 years and
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Indeed. That is basically what the logging library from charm bracelet does.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I encourage my teams to write logs / output with interpolation with the variables at the end for searchability For example: Added %d users Vs: Added users (%d) Then it is much easier to track down where things come from
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    These are outstanding observations
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I make it a point to explain I have worked remote since 2012 and "pandemic remote" is/was not "remote". Even for in-person teams there are so many benefits to leaning into async processes.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Feels like google has been doing this for years already. What is the worst that could happen?
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Nope. Everyone knew where we were and zero other traffic that day. I was shooting a practice ILS and everyone just let it slip.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I landed at a class C (KAVL) without switching to tower from approach. I don't think they were training controllers that day but the same two controllers were on both freqs... rolled off and sent my call "off at echo" and got
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I would be all about hive partitioning for postgresified tables, too. https://duckdb.org/docs/data/partitioning/hive_partitioning....
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    If / as we move to analytic workloads it would be awesome to see postgres pickup support for AsOf, time_bucket, etc that duckdb and timescale have. I don't and never have enjoyed SQL and I much prefer the ergonomics of time_bucket
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I just did a project for a YC startup and we reverted to postgres from duckdb+sqlite for concerns enterprises might not see the local file combo as mature / professional. Really excited about the idea of being able to have everything u
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    In air traffic control they say "possible pilot deviation" so they were making a play on words.
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    I replied to the sibling comment, minimum vacation policies are more employee friendly and can offer the same flexibility as "unlimited".
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Minimum / mandatory PTO is the answer. https://namely.com/blog/minimum-pto-what-is-it-why-you-shoul...
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Bingo: unlimited vacation is a scam
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    by leetrout 2y ago

    Thanks