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by mmcclure 3y ago
We got a very small, teardrop trailer as a gift from a relative a couple of years ago. It's awesome, but I was absolutely floored at how badly towing it killed our mileage in a Y. We went short distances so I wasn't too scientific
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by mmcclure 3y ago
This is me. I eventually got to a place where I was also struggling to deal with _multiple_ todo lists all over the place. I felt like I was either in a place to just email myself todos or change up how I used my inbox. I went with the latt
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Show HN: Next-video. The next/image for video(github.com)
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by mmcclure 3y ago
Tried `ollama pull mixtral` just now and it seems to be working, albeit pretty slowly.
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Swift, Meet WinRT(speakinginswift.substack.com)
2 points by mmcclure 3y ago|1 comments
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Spawn: A New Approach to Actors(github.com)
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Practical Client-Side Rust for Android, iOS, and Web(mux.com)
8 points by mmcclure 3y ago|0 comments
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by mmcclure 3y ago
Postgres is having a moment with excellent queueing libraries right now, not sure what GP is referring to. We use Oban[1] at Mux for some workloads and love it, and a former colleague just built something similar in Go that was on the front
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Mux (YC W16) Is Hiring a Senior Distributed Systems Engineer(mux.com)
1 points by mmcclure 3y ago
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by mmcclure 3y ago
It’s not the same as MyQ here, but Philips (specifically Hue) recently pulled a similar move around requiring accounts. Thankfully it’s not as big of a deal for the HA crowd because the lights can be controlled directly via zigbee, but it c
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I hate being this person, but this title might make more sense if it was "Walk, a Terminal File Manager." I clicked through thinking it'd be something like a walkthrough of terminal file management.
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Mux (YC W16) is hiring a Sr Platform Engineer for distributed, scaled video infra(mux.com)
1 points by mmcclure 3y ago
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I clicked into this one sincerely hoping I’d find something like this! Thanks for the share. Unrelated to the game, but hitting on this after 36 pages of public updates made me sad about the state of forums. >> I know it's a 2 ye
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by mmcclure 3y ago
Previous discussion on the Author’s post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37917012
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I helped work on howvideo.works, fun to see it helping people! The world of video is, I'd argue, one of those technical spaces that is extremely iceberg-y. You can get decently far enough using S3 + the HTML5 video tag, which I think c
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by mmcclure 3y ago
Yeah, totally agree, but I still really liked it. Reminds me of Ian's Shoelace Site[1], and I don't think knots are a huge disruption area either in 2023. [1] https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/secureknot.htm
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A comprehensive list of stain solutions(web.extension.illinois.edu)
5 points by mmcclure 3y ago|2 comments
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I think it's pretty hard to read this as anything other than a maintainer trying to stop malicious actors from abusing their project. You might not agree with how they're doing it, but calling this enshittification and kafkaesque
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by mmcclure 3y ago
The problem is that remote work is only feasible for a relatively small percentage of jobs. "Where are homes affordable for the HN crowd" is a very different discussion than where are homes affordable for the general population of
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I would be interested to see a Zillow link for a "good starter home" that's listing for $5,000. You seem to imply that it's entirely based on personal preference that people live near "overpopulated metros", ra
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by mmcclure 3y ago
For anyone else confused by the comments vs content, this post is about managing your application’s dotfiles, not a personal dotfile management system.
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by mmcclure 3y ago
This might be fair if this was a rewrite in a vacuum (or took anywhere close to 8 months) but it wasn't. We were also undergoing a large design refresh for the site, which was going to require a ton of work on the existing site anywa
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by mmcclure 3y ago
> Or go best-of-all-worlds if you happen to know Elixir/Phoenix. Muxer here, and fun fact, Elixir is a core piece of our infrastructure and has been from the start! At the very beginning our dashboard interface was all rendered by P
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Mux (YC W16) is hiring a Sr Platform Engineer to work on video infra at scale(mux.com)
1 points by mmcclure 3y ago
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A deep dive into Vimeo’s storage strategy for videos(medium.com)
1 points by mmcclure 3y ago|0 comments
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Mux (YC W16) Is Hiring a Director of Engineering for Data/Platform Teams(mux.com)
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State-Issued Identifiers aren’t generally good passwords(garethklose.com)
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I'm a Rewind user and really enjoy the product, but this isn't quite true. Again, maybe this has changed since the beta, but the "Ask Rewind" page has the relevant info[1]: > No audio, image, or video files ever leave
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by mmcclure 3y ago
At least on OS X, yes. All of the recording/storage is local, but when you ask any kind of questions involving AI, it sends relevant pieces of history (as text) to OpenAI. This may have changed, but it was the case when they launched t
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by mmcclure 3y ago
I'm also curious why Tesla doesn't get mentioned in here, particularly because I'd argue that Tesla is at a similar abstraction level to Req.

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