noduerme

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by noduerme 9mo ago
Guh. This makes me wonder if it's inevitable for every hardware/software provider to be tempted by the candy now. Makes me ask myself if I could even resist it if I had a customer base with sunk costs who I could take advantage of
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by noduerme 9mo ago
From a Cohen: If you figure that out, I'll split the profit with you. I'll send the bitcoin by pigeon. If only time zones worked that way, Kiribati would be the wealthiest country on earth.
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Right..Or instead of STUN/TURN just use Tailscale for now. I think the reason no one's packaged this into a slick Ring-like plug-and-play probably comes down to corporate greed and how hard it is to raise money if your intention i
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by noduerme 9mo ago
I know businesses that have these setups and outside tech support to maintain them. I've also seen them have all kinds of issues when routers are replaced or they change ISPs. That's why I was saying a company could sell a box pre
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Thank you, that looks pretty good! I think the link should just be ui.com. The subdomain redirects to a login page.
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by noduerme 9mo ago
How hard would it be to sell a solution that makes it easy for a consumer to set up on-site recording? Ship a small box loaded with Tailscale and some software that connects to cameras over a LAN, and runs a webserver that allows user login
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by noduerme 9mo ago
I think what mostly came across was "welcome to the next crypto bubble".
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by noduerme 9mo ago
The good news is they can't catch you if you're already dead from a heart attack.
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by noduerme 9mo ago
I bought a windows minipc a couple months ago for this purpose, and it's basically useless if I'm on the road more than a week, because every windows update causes a reboot and a logout. I know, I should run Linux on it.
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by noduerme 9mo ago
I've had a couple Ring cams for years. I hate the network, hate having to pay for the cloud storage, I've just been too lazy to research self-hosted alternatives. Is there solution you'd recommend that's relatively polis
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Has the American economy collapsed there yet?
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by noduerme 9mo ago
>> February 13 As I'm reading this, it's February 12th. So should this be taken as speculative fiction? Or perhaps as something by an AI that struggles with numeracy? >> By Ramakanth Dorai & Gemini AI Ah, I see.
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by noduerme 9mo ago
The bottom right thumbnail thing really bugged me and confused me when it came out, because I always just want the screenshot on the desktop right away, as it used to be. I don't know why they couldn't have the delay/thumbnai
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by noduerme 9mo ago
I could definitely see myself moving into that role officially in a lot of places where I already unofficially am responsible for it, but I honestly don't know how I'd approach herding coders who were relying on LLMs to the point
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Having two older brothers who are famous trial lawyers, I can attest that it's both an effective line of questioning and a deeply infuriating one. What I learned is that up to a certain point, it's feigned ignorance probing whethe
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Well, that or it's taking a situation where the client didn't understand the software but the dev did, and turning it into a situation where no one understands what anyone's babbling about at a meeting. How do you explain the
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by noduerme 9mo ago
I found this interesting: >> Small decisions have to be made by design/eng based on discovery of product constraints, but communicating this to stakeholders is hard and time consuming and often doesn’t work. This implies that a g
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by noduerme 9mo ago
That's very cool! Thinking about historic city centres, like Prague, the presence of courtyards is also really important. But what often seems to happen is that several smaller buildings will conform their fronts to the curvature of th
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Super dumb question but if you have one railway line on the left splitting into two on the right: if you extended the clothoids of the two back to the left past the junction, would their wave patterns intersect each other again? What happen
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Regarding modern roadways and viaducts that pass around medieval city cores, it's fascinating how they can be seen and still not seen. I tried to do this in Cities Skylines II for awhile, building very narrow streets in "organic&q
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Ahhh.. this is a writer after my own heart. Absolutely brilliant write-up. I had the same obsession with roads, from SimCity onward; they're the circulatory system of any city, and never in the history of cities or the history of circu
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by noduerme 9mo ago
They're also very good at demoralizing people who actually code for a living. Or at least the hype surrounding them is. Up until a couple years ago I'd simply dive into a new coding assignment and be excited to solve all the probl
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Hahaha. I'm not above that kind of work. Sometimes having a consistent codebase for both things comes in pretty handy if you need to tie em together or just need to spruce up the CSS every few years. I don't intentionally make my
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by noduerme 9mo ago
I bill quarter-hourly at $300/hr for actual time writing or evaluating code. Phone conversations are free, and I take time to evaluate and explain what I'm doing before clocking in. The downside to this is that I make myself avail
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Take this idea and bring your own validation library and forms and UI components to the next job, and you've described what I do. And then you have real lock-in.
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by noduerme 9mo ago
My career occupies a weird middle ground where, for 20 years or so, I've catered to smaller businesses that need bespoke solutions (because the SaaS available doesn't conform well to their business logic), but don't have the
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by noduerme 9mo ago
So here's me at Burbank: Officer: Look at this knife. You're trying to take this on the plane? Me: Holy shit I didn't realize that was in my bag. Officer: Well do you want it back? Or do you want to fly today? Me: I don'
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by noduerme 9mo ago
@defrost: I apparently can't respond directly to you. It's a mistake to ascribe a singular focus to someone you don't know. There may be one out of ten thousand people in any group who might want to cause chaos or violence, a
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by noduerme 9mo ago
Great. Can't wait for equal signs to be the next (((whatever this is))). Maybe it's a secret code. j/k On a side note: There are actually products marketed as kosher bacon (it's usually beef or turkey). And secular Jews
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by noduerme 9mo ago
I'd say that incident falls under political extremism, not religious extremism. Which is all the more reason to check people's individual beliefs rather than their race or ethnicity. Anyone from any background can be radicalized;

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