m4xm4n

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by m4xm4n 3mo ago
I believe analogpixel is being facetious
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by m4xm4n 3y ago
brb writing a dystopian fiction where members of the criminal underworld pee in bottles and do... other things... to evade the state. and then there's a sherlock-type investigator who's chasing a character through the sewers, etc.
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by m4xm4n 4y ago
Tailscale
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by m4xm4n 4y ago
I like debuggers, but I don't always use debuggers. Typically because I can find the problem quicker w/ a puts/print/etc. than the time it takes me to run the debugger. I also do a lot of web stuff, and if you're ru
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by m4xm4n 4y ago
Think about what you want out of working on some side projects. If you think it's important for your career or because there's an itch you want to scratch, etc. you'll make time for it. If you think you're doing it just
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
This makes me feel warm and fuzzy again for the old web. This is wonderful!
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
I remember using this! I liked it and used it for a while! But not having it in the bookmarks bar, I kept forgetting about my feeds :/ and then I stopped installing it. I'm sorry :( Glad to hear it's still going strong though
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
as other's pointed out, RSS is still here if you want to use it. It's just not ubiquitous as it once was. IMO the big thing that killed RSS ubiquity was Google Chrome not having support for it natively. Before that, Firefox, Opera
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
nice try Oracle!
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
In short, healthcare is very complex and there is no incentive structure that prevents the software from managing that complexity poorly, primarily because the users of the software are often not the ones making the purchasing decisions. Ma
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
I've used Linux for a long time. Though primarily on servers these days, I've occasionally used it as my main desktop OS, and always end up going back to macOS because of three things: 1. battery life on laptops. Linux tends not t
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
I guess I don't quite understand the target audience? I put in my average checking amount and it quoted me at how I'm potentially missing out on $262 dollars/year, at which point, I think, yeah okay, but I have FDIC-insured d
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
In this topic: people not getting the joke
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by m4xm4n 5y ago
That's fair! I was considering Ansible for the same reasons but felt that: 1) Ansible on a Mac host is lacking 2) I didn't enjoy setting up Ansible first-thing 3) I hated running around looking up Ansible module docs when I needed
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Show HN: Mstrap, a tool for automated dev environment provisioning(mstrap.dev)
6 points by m4xm4n 5y ago|3 comments
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So You Want to Compile Crystal on ARM64 (Apple M1)(maxfierke.com)
1 points by m4xm4n 5y ago|0 comments
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by m4xm4n 6y ago
Yeah man, that sucks. But your behavior towards the GitHub support person was childish, and I think you owe them an apology.
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Building a Mac provisioning tool in Ruby on top of Homebrew and strap.sh(medium.com)
3 points by m4xm4n 7y ago|0 comments
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by m4xm4n 8y ago
My current preferences are Large or complex apps (such as those at work or things I intend to have a long lifetime): - Backend: Rails - Frontend: Ember The combination of these two is really powerful. I can focus on my complex problem domai
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by m4xm4n 8y ago
Oh, very cool! I like the data model for the changes. I've been thinking about adding an analysis pass using something similar to make it possible to implement more sophisticated strategies. The tricky bit will be retaining the stream-
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by m4xm4n 8y ago
Yeah, I need to work on making the displacements and replacements a bit more context-aware (& probably linguistically aware). There are cases where it can "replace" a character with the same character, for example. I do like y
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Show HN: Fincher, a steganography tool for text(github.com)
40 points by m4xm4n 8y ago|12 comments
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by m4xm4n 10y ago
I've been in this exact situation before. Go for Option 2; it is the best option for your physical, mental, and financial health.
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by m4xm4n 12y ago
Likely due to the fact that as of yet, no one has found a particularly good way of monetizing torrents without alienating downloaders. Monetization is a necessity for industry adoption, so it's hard to tie the future of television to s