mdeeks

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by mdeeks 1y ago
Sometimes I do, but its eight times the cost and takes an extra 30 minutes each way. Ideally I would love to take public transportation. I love the idea of it, the economics, the traffic reduction, and the general social benefit. Unfortunat
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by mdeeks 1y ago
It's not about PR budget or whatever. It's about the fact that they have an incredibly easy to use app, with millions of people actively using it, and a ton of software engineers who are really great at logistics problems like thi
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by mdeeks 1y ago
There is a very large and rampant amount of bad behavior well below the "jail time" threshold. Even then, the police can't be everywhere all of the time.
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by mdeeks 1y ago
I can't imagine how this is enforced. Clipper cards and cash will get you on any bus without any sort of check to see if you're allowed. There is probably a lot of overlap of people who get banned the people who skip gates and far
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by mdeeks 1y ago
Strongly agreed. I have unfortunately had many infuriating and dangerous experiences on AC Transit and Bart. I'd pay extra to not have to be afraid I won't make it home to my kids.
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by mdeeks 1y ago
I know everyone thinks this is a bus, but as a regular bus commuter in the bay area, I think there is room to expand here that a bus can't always meet. A few problems: * Bus stops are often far from homes and offices * There’s ra
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by mdeeks 1y ago
Small point: I think the ETA is based on the position of the bus and how long it would take to drive to your stop in perfect conditions. It doesn't take into account traffic or any other road blockages or accidents like Google Maps or
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by mdeeks 1y ago
From what I read, I think you can replace this all with a docker compose command and something like Caddy to automatically get certs. It's basically just this command once you have compose.yaml: `docker compose up -d --pull always` And
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by mdeeks 1y ago
My favorite thing from my first Waymo ride was watching a lady walk up to the middle of the street to cross. The Waymo saw her, slowed, and waited to let her cross. She smiled and waved and immediately felt dumb because who is she waving to
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by mdeeks 1y ago
I'm not the OP, but during the recent Studio Ghiblification craze there were a huge number of photos of families and kids passing along in facebook, twitter, and other social media. It was literally everywhere you looked. OpenAI obviou
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by mdeeks 1y ago
This is a cute and simple idea! I'd like to see what a real physical book looks like before I buy it though. Do you have real pictures of a printed one? I think our kids would appreciate seeing the original (even if a small thumbnail)
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by mdeeks 2y ago
You’ll always be our Huckleberry. RIP
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I think you're being downvoted because this comes off a bit... I dunno... petty I guess? Maybe reply to the original post and let your product stand on it's own merits.
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Waymo definitely operates on bad weather. In fact, that is when I use it most since I don't want to walk or bike in the city when its pouring. The wait times are longer on those days. City driving is very chaotic. Though speeds tend to
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Feedback: I'd really like to be able to some some sample profiles from users before I decide to sign up and commit to anything at all. The problem with resume sites is that you only need them for a short period every X years in those m
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Because it is a form of learning. Also ugly crying is not always a negative reaction. It's empathy which is important to our survival (and also wonderful).
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Yep, thats me! I just looked you up. Small world.
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I worked on the team that originally built Nucleus (which is the system this is proxying to) and we most definitely gave a shit about it. Systems are complicated and hard to keep in your head. Knowledge doesn't always transfer to other
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I was part of the original team that built Nucleus. It was very specifically an internal API that was never ever supposed to be publicly exposed. We were always very careful with it and did various things like requiring mutual TLS for clien
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Small FYI: it’s just called macOS now
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Yes. The same docker commands, including docker-compose, all still work. It just sets a new "docker context" that points to OrbStack's socket file instead. You can instantly switch back to Docker Desktop with a simple `docker
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by mdeeks 2y ago
It's worse than that if you're a business. If you simply want to use Docker Desktop on Mac, you're required to get Docker Team ($15/user/mo for <100 users) or Docker Business ($24/user/mo for 100+ users
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I second this. We switched everyone at Instacart over from Docker Desktop to OrbStack because it was so much faster, easier on the battery, and simple to use. It was particularly noticeable on our older Intel MacBooks. Simply running Docker
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Yes. One of my favorite SNES games. Anyway it's just a name. I'm glad we're investing here. War is horrible, but unfortunately a fact of life. I'd prefer we deter the next one, or win it when it inevitability comes.
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by mdeeks 2y ago
> that Linear can't add that in two seconds if they wanted to? FYI Linear has had this feature for a while. It works quite well.
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by mdeeks 2y ago
They are not. There is a stigma associated with the ecosystem I think. People who can create beautiful and user-friendly interfaces are extremely valuable and respected. But my experiences trying to set up a typescript project and the unbel
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by mdeeks 2y ago
I'm still surprised that there isn't a remotely affordable consumer friendly solution for "I want these batteries to take over when my power goes out". I don't need an app or something pretty to look at. I want to i
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Other competing companies in this space charge similar rates for home batteries. Also, the Tesla Model 3 and Y are currently some of the most affordable EVs on the market. It's only the X, S, and Cybertruck that are the high priced one
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Can anyone break down why it is still so expensive to get battery storage at my house? A single Tesla Powerwall is something like $10000 (before incentives) for 13 kWh capacity. I regularly see articles about battery costs being ~$150/
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by mdeeks 2y ago
Does the Chrome extension still require you to enter a six digit code every day to even use it? When I tried it this was incredibly annoying and I switched back to 1password shortly after.

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