legojoey17

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by legojoey17 8mo ago
What's crazy is the pricing difference given that OpenAI recently reduced latency on some models with no price change - https://x.com/OpenAIDevs/status/2018838297221726482
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by legojoey17 9mo ago
Cool, I'll definitely take a look! I do have a preference for container-oriented setups and do have an elaborate set of plumbing on kuberenetes at the moment. That being said, I procrastinated on getting postgres backups working and en
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by legojoey17 9mo ago
Yea, it does so this would likely have been to be a `--yolo` (I don't care, let me `rm -rf /`). I've found even with the "workspace write" mode and no additional writable directories I can't do git operations w
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by legojoey17 9mo ago
I just got around to a fresh NixOS install and I couldn't be happier as I've been able to do practically everything via Codex while keeping things concise and documented (given it's nix, not a bunch of commands of the past).
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by legojoey17 3y ago
Not the author, but I worked on the Ledger team at Stripe for 5 years. Clearing is definitely a key part and a large amount of signal can be derived simply through the zero-balance assertion. To give you some more detailed examples of that:
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by legojoey17 3y ago
Seems like we all have! I ran into quite a few hiccups when I tried to automate this with a Windows and MacOS machine with just a USB switch (bad DDC values, detecting device events, etc). https://nokappa.notion.site/Making-
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by legojoey17 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this story, it's very encouraging to read. I really resonate with this as I'm currently facing similar struggles and overall just feeling like I'm sinking and zombie-like. I had an at-home test that was not
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by legojoey17 4y ago
Thanks for sharing, this seems like what happens to me except only partially (1 nostril fully congested and the other partially). I've only recently self-educated myself on nasal and sinus obstruction issues after particularly bad cong
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by legojoey17 5y ago
Adding clarifications to that, Pebble is a local K/V library akin to RocksDB/LevelDB and provides no services or distributed capabilities. Comparing the two does not make sense. On the other hand, TiKV is more comparable to the in
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by legojoey17 6y ago
And Ontario, CA has a bottled water provider called Niagara[0]. Not to be confused with Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada. When I saw a bottle of Niagra water in California (as I'm from Ontario) I was unbelievably confused. [0]: https:
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by legojoey17 8y ago
This is awesome! I did a similar thing and built isochronic maps while at a start-up for business intelligence back in 2014. I'm curious how you got the going, data processing and all. When I'd done it I set up all roads and conti
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by legojoey17 9y ago
It has been one of my favourite courses because it really dives into the fundamentals and implementation of how concurrency models work, is very learnable but still applicable. The primitives uC++ make it very easy to form the concurrency m
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by legojoey17 9y ago
If you are willing to give it a shot, there is currently a fork of postgrex from someone in the Elixir community! It handles some of rough edges of the incompatibility. You can find it at https://hexdocs.pm/postgrex_cdb&#x2F
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by legojoey17 9y ago
The 4$-10$ fee being mentioned is a flat flee when transferring between wallets. When you are trading on an exchange, there could very well be nothing happening in the background. It's instead a process that's just flipping some b
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by legojoey17 9y ago
That's speaking from experience though, I didn't mean to be dismissive of the request of the OP. If there happens to a group who collects this and is able to share this through legal loopholes, power be to them!
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by legojoey17 9y ago
That either takes a lot of time (and volume) to gather on card usage because it's not available as a list from Visa and co, or you require certain processing rights to access and can't share it due to confidentiality. I forget the
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by legojoey17 9y ago
So I don't have experience with WPA cracking, but if the access point has WPS (the click to connect button) you can sniff handshakes on the network and crack the WPA password it in relatively no time. In my experience this has usually
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by legojoey17 9y ago
Total shot in the wild here, but would YC be interested in having an intern? (Waterloo student here, so something from Sept. to Dec.)
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by legojoey17 9y ago
I'd love to figure this out and why that's the case because this happens to me too.
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by legojoey17 10y ago
No kidding! According to the article it says they made a DS ROM too, which seems like a super fun hack!
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by legojoey17 12y ago
Agreed. I cannot agree more. I similarly build a system using the routing capabilities of pgRouting with OSM. While the outcome has bbe absolutely awesome (managed routing on the entire OSM dataset with pretty fast queries) and was done in
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by legojoey17 13y ago
Your last paragraph really resonated with me. I personally could not emphasis my feelings and opinion towards "companies who don't understands what makes a good employee for their company" by any means. I'm currently a C
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by legojoey17 13y ago
I know this is the case with probably all major clients to them. If I remember correctly from talking to Dropbox employees during a recruitment visit, they had spoken about how they helped Amazon AWS reach milestones as they accounted for a
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by legojoey17 13y ago
I feel it was technical scaling issues, probably from the sudden surge. I say this because I received an absurd amount of BTC compared to what I put in (bare minimum, only a few cents) which would only have happened as a side effect of a te
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by legojoey17 13y ago
I deposited the minimum just to give it a go (80c... Can't hurt?) and the Ponzi sent me back an absurdly larger amount of bitcoins... Not quite sure what happened, but hey. When this hit the top of Hacker News the site wasn't load