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by nickjj 4y ago
> I do notice the grime that accumulates in the nooks and crannies of my glasses. Basic wood toothpicks work really well for getting rid of anything that might build up around the little nubs near your nose. It takes like 30 seconds and
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I do something similar for the first 1-4 steps, only difference is I use cold water instead of warm or hot. I don't know how true it is but I read in a few places where hot water and glasses don't mix well. It can mess with prescr
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> There's no way to pay Medium to promote your content on their platform ? That's not something I saw when I used Medium in 2018ish for some of my posts. I know there was a partner program but that wasn't paying to get tra
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> The Medium model is that you provide content, and they provide an audience. This doesn't happen in practice. Like most marketplaces they have an incentive to market things that are popular or appear to be trending. That means in o
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> 1/3 is your salary, 1/3 is for business expenses and taxes, 1/3 is for when you don't have work. In the US there's also health insurance if you choose to have it. The worst of the worst medical insurance just f
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Yeah, I wonder what provoked both Stripe and PayPal to start doing this after not doing it for like 10 years. They both did it pretty close to each other from what I remember.
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I remember a phase where a lot of tech companies tried to copy Amazon's smiling arrow into their existing brand's image. There was a time where DigitalOcean had a little smile line under a cloud on their home page years ago but th
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The author mentioned they didn't like that transaction fees are not given back during refunds but unfortunately both Stripe and PayPal do the same thing. They started doing this a few years ago. If someone buys your product for $100 an
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Yep, that's a good call. Fortunately using an email address when registering a new Let's Encrypt cert will let you get warned by LE if something happens where your cert doesn't get renewed and is about to expire.
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> have to say, this is exactly what kubernetes was designed to solve Kubernetes probes are much different in my opinion. Your Kubernetes liveness check will check if things are working inside of your cluster which is great for a high fre
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Do you run your 32" 4k monitor at 100% native scaling? If so how far away do you keep the monitor from your eyes?
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> For what it's worth, as someone who helped quarterback the SOC2 process, it's a place that's ripe for personal innovation I wonder if the parent comment was talking more about things like instead of committing code on th
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> May be Rails should take a look as well. I don't know what's involved with Laravel's front-end stuff but Rails is using https://github.com/rails/jsbundling-rails which lets you pick whichever front-
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> Wish Flask had a better ecosystem of extension around it So many extensions are unmaintained like flast-restful/openapi... There's not much we can do about it I think. It's the blessing and curse of Flask. For example yo
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> When you join GitHub you accept their ToS which among many things gives them the rights to use your code for stuff like Copilot. I get so many "our terms of service changed" emails and they link to a 30+ page document with no
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I'm not sure, I didn't set up our Jira account but it looks like default behavior based on this screenshot: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id... That "Issue Type&quot
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Somehow I'm not surprised. A few days ago[0] I was writing a Jira ticket after hitting the "Create" button and I wrote the description (the body of the ticket) for ~30 minutes. I switched the ticket type from A to B (no epics
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I think setting team goals are important before anything. For example if the goal is to create the most maintainable and best version of the code in the long term I think this opens up doors for feedback not being taken personally as long a
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Yes and if I were to guess a lot of folks who are upset about copilot stealing and selling code don't have GitHub sponsors enabled so it feels not genuine. It reads more like "here's a friendly reminder that you can make mone
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On a related note, I've been a big fan of Socratic questioning[0] and have often used it to guide picking between 2 different things, such as technologies. It's also a really nice way to understand something in a consistent way, e
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I never understood how dev.to worked from an engagement perspective. Back in 2018ish I mirror'd some of my blog posts from my personal site to dev.to. Within a few months I had over 7,000 followers by doing nothing other than copy a fe
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If anyone is curious: git diff --cached is the same as git diff --staged. I don't know why they aliased them but I run git diff --cached very frequently and after seeing this post's reference to --staged I wondered what the differ
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I've been using Ditto for a really long time on Windows too. I recently had to use macOS for work (company issued MBP) and Maccy was the only clipboard manager I could find that was similar to Ditto. It opens a tiny fuzzy searchable me
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Does anyone have a hunch on what caused the 100ms reduction in the time to first byte? Is it just having a much better and broader spread on where Cloudflare has datacenters serving DNS lookups?
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Maccy is an open source lightweight and searchable clipboard manager for macOS(github.com)
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> If your code is using a license that allows it, how could you possibly opt-out aside from using a different license? A repo setting that instructs Github not to use your code for Copilot, it could be a similar option as turning Discuss
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This might be overreacting but is there a way to opt-out of Copilot using your code in open source repos? It feels morally wrong to me that I can spend thousands of hours working on projects on my own free will but then a company can sell t
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> You could access the containers at 106.12.52.111 if you were in the same network (e.g. 106.12.52.0/24) and the packets did not have to traverse a router. Ok thanks, that's sort of what I thought (you had to be on the same net
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Can someone explain how that proof of concept in the gist applies to a production environment? For example, let's say I take this exact command from the gist: docker run -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=password -p 127.0.0.1:5432:5432 postgr
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From the post: > For example, it is integrated with GitHub in such a way that on every push it will provision a new server running specifically that code, deployed to the edge, worldwide, and persisted permanently. Want to access the co

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