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Scaling Python data processing vertically(nathants.com)
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Show HN: s4 – storage service with compute and shuffle(github.com)
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Show HN: bsv – maximum performance data processing(github.com)
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by nathants 7y ago
i wanted something a bit simpler, so forked and reduced. recently dropped path matching except for display in the visual prompt, simple global firewall, inbound and out. as others noted, path matching is quite janky. never saw a use of libn
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by nathants 8y ago
rss subscribing to the commits of github repos is a great way to keep up with projects. i’ve been using reederapp ios without an external sync service for a year now, its great.
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by nathants 9y ago
i just used the stl files from thingiverse. no modifications.
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by nathants 9y ago
3dhubs is a market place. you choose from local printers, and if u go bottom of the barrel on price (as i do) it usually means u just wait longer for shipping. i printed x5 nodemcu cases and x5 raspi cases for ~$30 total, arrived a week lat
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by nathants 9y ago
nodemcu is a variant of esp8266. here is a great case from thingiverse[1] that you can get printed on 3dhubs for cheap. the case design lets you avoid soldering, the gpio feet just sink into the case, and make contact with any wires you wan
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by nathants 9y ago
https://gist.github.com/nathants/0b7b0aeed94fcfea46fef8f1456...
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by nathants 9y ago
i have a python curses app that i use. it plays audio and opens browser windows with giant text that say: take a break. after years i just discovered the killer feature: locking the keyboard/mouse. now it locks input for 5 min, and eve
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by nathants 12y ago
dropbox trucker hat.
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by nathants 13y ago
Landscape mode is where?
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by nathants 14y ago
i dont know why nobody ever talks about pyjs.org. to me it takes the best ideas of gwt, simplifies it, and then lets you use python instead of java. sure its a little bleeding edge, and not being heavily developed (because it already works