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I actually did set up a smart plug for my soldering iron in Home Assistant [1]. I set it up with a timer and presence detection (using my phone and watch) so that I don't leave it on by accident. After reading this thread, it sounds li
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So now they just need to set up a match that takes place in a Faraday cage, and check each player using a full-body scanner. I'd watch that!
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I've been thinking about this topic for a while. If I ever build any kind of language or framework, I would prioritize backwards compatibility and make sure I don't waste anyone's time with unnecessary changes or deprecations
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Thanks for sharing, I've signed up for the waitlist. I never knew there was a name for this concept, but I realized that I've been doing this for a long time. I've set up some pair programming sessions just so I could get the
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That's funny, right before I opened HN I had just figured out how to get GitHub Copilot running in VS Code on a remote SSH server. I'm really impressed with how easy it is to install the VS Code agent and run extensions on a remot
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Ask HN: How can I become a better designer?
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We adopted two kittens late last year, and thought it would be nice to let them outside to run around and explore nature. We used to have an indoor cat that lived in apartments his whole life, and I always felt a bit guilty since he wasn&#x
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I was using my friend's Microsoft Surface Ergonomic Keyboard when I was staying at their house for a few days. I really liked the keyboard so I bought one for myself. It's been great so far, and my only issue with it is the functi
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How to Start Dictation on macOS with a Microsoft Surface Ergonomic Keyboard
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That sounds like an interesting idea. I like the idea of capturing all the text content I view on the internet and building a full-text search index. Would also be fun to play with NLP and machine learning. I run Tailscale on all my devices
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I used to use a browser extension that would track every page I visited and index everything. This was a few years ago, and I can't remember what it was called or why I stopped using it. I think I was paying something like $5/mo.
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I set this up a few years ago and it's been very handy. I can also use my Apple Watch to authenticate certain things on my Mac, so I should try to set this up for sudo. Maybe my Yubikey as well. I use external monitors now and leave my
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I'd be interested in the IPO alerts newsletter he mentioned at the beginning. I was recently thinking about building an IPO prediction website and newsletter, where users could vote on the probability that startups will have an IPO dur
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I use the OTP Auth iOS app. I store encrypted backups of my 2FA code secrets in iCloud, and also in Dropbox. I save recovery / backup codes in LastPass (whenever a service provides them.) When possible, I will set up two or more 2FA op
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I've had a Linxdot hotspot running in my house for the last few days. Apparently it's earned me 0.08 HNT so far (about $0.70 USD.) I've been thinking about building an IoT device for my mailbox, so I can get a notification wh
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I use Ahoy too, but I don't have very good visibility into the data. I should spend more time building queries and creating charts. I should probably set up blazer as well: https://github.com/ankane/blazer It woul
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I'm actually just about to get rid of Google Analytics on DocSpring.com. I set up a self-hosted instance of Plausible Analytics on Render.com yesterday. I really like it so far. I set it up on a custom subdomain so it's not blocke
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Automatically update Docker gem versions from Gemfile.lock
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> Do you wear a helmet when you drive inside your car? If not, why not? It might make you much safer in case of a crash, according to your reasoning. Would it? I've never heard anyone recommend this, but if this did actually reduce
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I just received my copy of Iro today [1], which I backed on Kickstarter. It's similar to checkers and I'm enjoying it so far. I think I might need to try it with a little rubber duck. [1] https://www.kickstarter.com
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SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote Hello, DocSpring [1] is looking for a front-end developer who can help us fix a few issues in our React application. This would be a short-term contract to fix some specific issues, so it may take a few weeks, or
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I made a short track that only uses sounds from this Kia instrument. Was fun to play around with it. https://soundcloud.com/ndbroadbent/kia-instrument-demo I might use this again just for the background sounds (rain, f
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> hugo, the binary ... (it must not break your website between releases) I wrote a little blog post about my experience with Hugo - https://madebynathan.com/posts/2021-12-05-how-docker-saved-m... I struggled with th
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I wrote a script: https://github.com/ndbroadbent/autofill_tld_whitelist_url_ag... This attempts to scan WHOIS records for random domains in the list and try to find the most recent "registered at" date for a
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I noticed that tiktok.com is missing, so this list might have been compiled sometime before 2019. I wonder if you could write a script that pinpoints the exact month or even day.
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Thanks for the recommendation. I've just used one of my Audible credits on this and will give it a go.
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I highly recommend buying some Zigbee switch modules [1] and wiring them up behind your regular light switches. They convert any light switch into a smart switch that can be controlled through your Zigbee network. (This can be dangerous, bu
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I had a similar problem with my Zigbee network when I first started, but I was able to dig in and fix all of the issues. I changed the Zigbee channel and moved everything away from my WiFi router. @NathanCu was really helpful [1] on the Hom
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I had a very similar setup in my previous apartment. I used a lot of battery-powered Zigbee devices for motion sensors, contact sensors, etc. and attached them using 3M command strips. I also wired up some Zigbee switch modules behind the l
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I've been wondering how I might be able to get a license so that I can make a physical Space Cadet pinball machine. I was thinking about building a single one as a hobby, but it would be a ton of work, so I'd prefer to do it as a
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