lemme_tell_ya

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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Same (2012 for us)! The Widget Factory was awesome for its time and not well advertised.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
In 2012, we build the front end of an application by making heavy use of the JQuery UI widget class and extending it for our own needs. That application is still running today largely unchanged on the front-end.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Almost about to reach the 5 year mark with ours, its used almost every single day (the exception are when we're out of town, which is pretty rare!) The non-stick coating is starting to wear out in ours, probably about time to replace t
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
We've used our Zojirushi almost every single day for almost 5 years now. It cooks perfect rice and keeps it warm and fresh for 12 hours. 100% worth the investment.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Awesome! Works a lot better now, thank you.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Possibly some amount of Triton and Oxide
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> time is possibly too short (especially if you have kids) to learn new things that aren't simple, even if better Having a kid has drastically altered my ability to learn new things outside of work, simply due to lack of time. I nev
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Does annual billing make sense here? This is the sort of service I would only anticipate buying for a few months at most. Either the idea is getting no traction and I move on, or its getting traction so I start building get an MVP and do si
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
So, this product: prelimix, doesn't exist yet? You're just getting pre-orders to determine if you should build it? If I understand that correctly, that's pretty funny.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
This is neat but a lot of the nodes overlap in the projects I've tested, and there seems to be no way to fix it. I can drag some things around and sometimes get a reasonable view but then I can't see other nodes.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
If this is your product, could you display the SaaSes in a list with a short description? Having to click on a logo, then dismiss a modal for each one is tedious.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> I wonder what's the reason for Apple to do this though? > it was done to get Apple out of a $200M lawsuit filed by The Open Group, for use of the UNIX™ trademark in advertising. https://www.quora.com/What-goes-i
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
That you know about... ;-)
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> among the 999 most popular crates on crates.io, around 17% contained code that didn't match their code repository. Wonder if that includes all the crate "squatters", countless times I've found a crate that was empty
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
We used 1.6 for a large project in 2014 or so, the 2.x release removed key features for us and we were never able to upgrade. The direction they went after that just never really worked for us so we only have that legacy project still runni
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
True, though good quality high capacity batteries are likely out of reach for most, and getting them shipped to the Philippines might be a challenge (In my experience things can get shipped and arrive from the US to PH in a couple weeks at
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> The Philippines has been slow to adopt electric vehicles, That doesn't surprise me, anyone who has lived there knows how terrible the grid is. Brown-outs are a (frequent) fact of life, entire outages not uncommon. I've seen t
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Do you still have to file federal income taxes for life when you're gifted this?
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> It would also be nice if integrations could be blocked or de-authorized from the AWS side I have no idea how DataDog integration works but if I had to guess I'd expect to setup an IAM account for them to use? If so, you could dele
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
South Korea has some requirement like this for banking if I recall correctly https://palant.info/2023/02/06/weakening-tls-protection-sout...
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> It has been falsely claimed that the measure undertaken by MCMC is a draconian measure. We reiterate that Malaysia’s implementation is for the protection of vulnerable groups from harmful online content. That's how it _always_ sta
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Perhaps, people do currently support Youtube creators using services like Patreon.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
I think the incentives are different for Netflix and Youtube. Youtube wants engagement so they can sell you ads, Netflix just wants subscribers, they don't care how much I watch or how engaged I am, just that I keep my subscription.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
yup, this wins, by a long shot
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> First AI-enabled TOUGHBOOK PC Have we now reached peak AI hype?
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Oh yeah, been there. I personally find Windows to be a terrible server OS. I'd rather be stuck with a fleet of AIX machines or something equally uncommon (but still nix-ish) than any Windows system.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
My first day at my first full-time programming gig, I was asked to look at some reporting job that had been failing to run for months. I logged in, found the error logs, found that it needed a bit more memory assigned to the script (just a
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Not OP but want to say thanks for the suggestion. I just put a hold on it at my library, looks like a good read!
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
I completely agree with you that this is maddening and increasingly common in all walks of life. The situation is not getting better either. Having worked for companies that do this kind of contract work I can imagine how this could occur:
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> execs > personally liable LOL, yeah, right.

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