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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
I used OpenResty + Lua + Redis to implement a quick blacklist for an ad platform like 10 years ago. It really does make everything so simple and it's pretty fun to work with.
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
Sounds so similar to something we had set up when I worked for a major retailer a few years ago. In order to get a cert you had to email the security team or some junk like that and THEY would go through the digicert UI. I stopped reading t
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
Hey!! You can get everything I've got here: https://github.com/gerardocardenasgomez/printed-tasks For my setup, I have a couple of different components. I have a very mediocre and super vibe coded HTTP server runn
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
I just switched to printing my todo tasks on a receipt printer. I have an arduino connected to a receipt printer and a Python script that can send commands to the arduino to print tasks. Also just finished adding barcode scanning so the tas
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
It can be called anything in an airplane because there the pilot has some level of training with the system and understands its limits. You don't get a pilot hopping on a 767 and flying a bunch of people around solely because Boeing us
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
It really is so instant and oddly enough I don’t know if I remember the last time a site roasted my phone in this way.
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
This sort of statement is so wild to me. Exploits are absolutely insanely complex nowadays, for example speculative execution exploits are a thing that feel like magic. This one here is so insane: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
Right?! This whole post is kinda absurd. It has the feel of a kid putting a fork into an outlet, getting the shock of a lifetime and then going “and thanks to this, everyone in my household now knows not to put a fork into an outlet.” You d
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
While I think it’s great that kubernetes standardized primitives and I do love that IMO its best “feature” is its declarative nature and how easy it is to figure out what other devs did for an app without digging through documentation. It’s
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
All of that is working, at least, because the very small company I work for with a limited budget is working on getting an extremely expensive copilot license. Oh no, I might have to deal with this soon..
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
Some of them also hibernate so I do wonder how many people have thought their plant died when it was just hibernating. Lots of the sundews don’t require a hibernation period so if you want to start with easy plants that are carnivorous and
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
There’s no possible need for an admin-level user that bypasses logging. If anything these users should have additional logging to external systems to make it harder to hide their use.
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
Search has gotten so bad I have replaced like 80% of it with LLMs, typically Claude or Gemini. I've also switched my searches over to duckduckgo whenever I do end up searching for something but even that is on the bad side.
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
My first cell phone bill was like $600 because my gf at the time used a different carrier. This was also back in the olden days of unlimited texting!! (Only after 9pm)
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
That's how I use it as well! It'll also occasionally hallucinate things, but much less often than other AI tools I've tried. But typically I'll just run things by it that I'm question myself about, or if I want to s
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
It's also sad how much Hashicorp apparently ignores marketing for it. Especially when it works with Consul which is already in a lot of places. Also another funny memory is going into a decomm meeting where I was gonna ignore it like u
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
Definitely not better than Kubernetes, but I don't regret working on it and I like it as a simpler alternative to Kubernetes. I remember trying to hire people for it and not a single person ever even heard of it.
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
Yeah, I read “largely compatible” as sort of left-handed or like, not fully the same. And no, I don’t think there’s a noticeable difference in terms of intelligence between us and someone from 30,000 years ago or even something more extreme
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
Aside from knowledge, a lot of what has changed in the last couple thousand years comes down to medicine and nutrition. We’re taller on average than people from the past, for example. But that’s a nutrition thing. Rather fast is like millio
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
As far as I know, you should be able to take a baby from like 30,000 years ago, put them through k-12, high school, and college, and they should be indistinguishable in terms of intelligence and capability. People mostly only think of human
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
You can do DMA cheating if that’s a non-negotiable for you but it is far more expensive. You install a direct memory access (DMA) card on your “clean” machine and flash it with firmware that hides the fact that it’s a DMA card since some ro
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by lovehashbrowns 2y ago
There’s someone from a company I worked at a few years ago that pumped out some trash on the last week before their two month sabbatical (or three?). I remember how pissed I was seeing the username in the commit because I recognized it from
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by lovehashbrowns 3y ago
I get these missed beats occasionally, like a few times a year. Of course, they’re stress related for me. When I first got them, I also thought it was a heart attack and ended up in the hospital where they also ran a bunch of tests on me. T
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by lovehashbrowns 3y ago
Yeah for that we can absolutely agree on. Sorry about the misunderstanding!
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by lovehashbrowns 3y ago
Oh did you mean purely for finding livestreams? I think that’s where the disconnect is. Yeah if you’re just looking for livestreams to watch it’s way different because YouTube has always been really exceptionally bad for that. Content creat
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by lovehashbrowns 3y ago
Definitely 100% not true. Discoverability on twitch used to be who has the higher viewer count until they added sorting by “recommended” which is still lacking. Nowadays you still supplement your twitch growth with YouTube, Instagram, and T
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by lovehashbrowns 3y ago
Twitch still does but the problem with twitch has always been discoverability. Previously, if you wanted to have an audience on twitch as a new streamer, one of the things you did was have a YouTube channel and grow that then convert your a
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by lovehashbrowns 3y ago
I thought maybe it was some regulatory/gaming license sorta deal. But I'm looking at job listings for things like working on casino ATMs, repairing slot machines, and even a job listing for Revenue Auditor where the job descriptio
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by lovehashbrowns 3y ago
> Expected Dates of Service 9-21-2023 through 10-15-2023 ... Hourly Rate: $100.00 per on 1099 That's a contract worker? So what's gonna happen is this poor soul is going to build out some hacked-together junk as quickly as poss
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by lovehashbrowns 3y ago
A rejection letter conveys a single fact because you want it to convey a single fact. You could also write personalized rejection letters that tell the applicant why they weren’t selected to continue with the hiring process. That could help

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