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by maherbeg 4y ago
I don't think the map sources it uses have been updated in a long time. We've had a tree removed from the front of our house 2 years ago that clearly shows up in the map.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
While I have Rogue stuff, I think the REP Fitness racks and benches end up being a better deal for what you get quality wise.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
It's sad that people assume density must mean mega cities instead of gentle density like Paris suburbs. You could double the Bay Area's density by approving duplexes, fourplexes, and sixplexes + a few more more apartment buildings
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by maherbeg 4y ago
Is there a roadmap to getting to a 1.0 stable release?
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I just bought a NUC 8! Do you have an STL anywhere that I could use?
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by maherbeg 4y ago
The only way to make this actually work is to also impose a minimum time off for everyone. So everyone has to take at least 2-3 weeks off per year in total.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
This is an org structure problem not a headcount problem. No team is empowered to make changes without 5 other teams' approval.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
A lot of these are dairy cows too which changes the calculation
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I've been using the PARA system from Building a Second Brain by Tiago Forte for all of my new notes and interest hoarding. After I've read a link, I'll quickly file it away into an inbox with some useful snippets on the page.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
Tailscale uses wireguard underneath to create the connections. You are directly connecting to your desktop rather than sending your data through them to you. They manage the authentication, secret sharing, NAT traversal etc. for you automat
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I think there's the additional question of "how often should we just replace a building"? I've unfortunately made the realization after remodeling our 60 year old house that we should have just torn the house down.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
8k will be helpful primarily for significantly larger TVs (77"+) depending on the view distance. These higher resolutions will be really valuable for computer monitors so we can have high DPI screens available across all sizes. I'
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I would love for this. Low voltage DC has fewer, simpler requirements for building code and can be easily run through walls. Additionally, it would help a lot of the heat dissipation issues with LED fixtures. The only problem is the eventua
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by maherbeg 4y ago
Oh boy we’re affected by this too. This is infinitely more frustrating with a toddler. Luckily we found a flight out at an airport 2.5hrs away and have a friend who can drive us. Every rental car in Nebraska is unavailable for the next few
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I'm generally an Apple hardware guy + console gamer so I don't have to have linux evenings like this. I used to enjoy the tinkering, but now I have Linux days in the Cloud and don't feel the need to be a computer therapist at
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by maherbeg 4y ago
Is there any reason this isn't just merged into the buildGoModule package? It seems like a net positive?
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by maherbeg 4y ago
They actually wrote a whole article on dry-wall and theorizing on what the next iteration of it could look like https://constructionphysics.substack.com/p/comparing-process...
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I think it would be highly unlikely to create a hash collision that is so specific like this.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I'm thinking about giving this a try but using an iPad connected to a monitor setup for this. I rarely code on the go for personal use, so this could work pretty well...
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I was actually looking at heat recuperation systems for bathrooms recently and stumbled upon https://ecodrain.com/en/ - if we hadn’t already remodeled our bathrooms I’d have loved to have installed this. For now we ma
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by maherbeg 4y ago
A straight forward fix would be a gradual repeal. Start with foreign territories and Hawaii allowing for non-US vessels. Then in the US allow for 10% of all traffic to be serviced by an international company, and keep increasing that until
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I've driven across Wyoming in a Tesla Model 3 LR and it was totally fine. This was part of a larger road trip starting in Texas, to Wyoming, then over to Illinois 3 years ago. The density of chargers has only gotten better since! Wyomi
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by maherbeg 4y ago
What language and ecosystem do you like using? I'm curious as to what ecosystem isn't terrible unless it's just C with vendored dependencies.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
You'd be surprised how often you can ask "do you have a venmo?" and just tip service workers via the QR code.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
One significant improvement in energy expenditure would be to continually increase the standards for insulation and air sealing. Many folks could cut their bills for heating and cooling in half by making substantial upgrades here.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
While this is interesting, I think IVF still has a long way to go for ensuring solid patient outcomes in reasonable amounts of time. There's still a lot of voodoo around getting good embryo's from retrievals and implanting them.
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by maherbeg 4y ago
I recommend asking them to take you off of their recruiting lists. They'll still contact you but way less frequently.
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by maherbeg 5y ago
A lot of k8s is just not optimized for beyond a relatively small scale (10k services etc.). In particular many of the components rely on a primary node to handle all the traffic rather than sharding work across a group of nodes.
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by maherbeg 5y ago
Agh yeah that is my dream monitor as well. There are some 5k2k ultrawides that get close but the reviews aren't positive :(
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by maherbeg 5y ago
Bummed they didn't release a 32" or 34". I really enjoy using a 34" ultrawide with 3 columns of apps.

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