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by notamy 5y ago
> That shouldn't be Apple problem, we have governments for that. Given the fast pace that technology moves at, and the comparatively-slow pace at which government / legislation works, this may not be the best move in terms of k
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by notamy 5y ago
> ticketed spaces does sound like a pretty interesting experiment. > this does seem like a reasonable starting point to build a business model around live chat. Discord is doing something similar with their stage channels[0], includin
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by notamy 5y ago
Thanks :D
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by notamy 5y ago
- I wrote my own message queue because of dissatisfaction with existing solutions; it's like a very smart gateway: https://github.com/queer/singyeong - My own key-value store that versions values by default. partl
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by notamy 5y ago
Hello HN ^^ This website is a valid shell script; you can curl | sh it and it'll run in your shell. The site has a link to its GitHub repo so you can browse the source and see how it works without actually piping it to (ba)sh if you do
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Show HN: This site is a valid shell script(curlpipesh.me)
6 points by notamy 5y ago|4 comments
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Composerize – Turns Docker run commands into Docker-compose files(github.com)
1 points by notamy 6y ago|0 comments
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by notamy 6y ago
Honestly, it's kind of brilliant. Convincing people that they need to pay you outrageous sums to not change the fact that they're locked-in at the same level is really clever. Kinda scummy? Probably. But brilliant nonetheless.
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by notamy 6y ago
How is it with lots of text being displayed? VSC's terminal is unbearably laggy for me when there's more than like 10% of the terminal covered in text, is this similar?
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by notamy 6y ago
I think you might have misread -- it's saying that the bandwidth was awful UNLESS using a VPN, i.e. no VPN was the slower option.
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“Proctorio's facial recognition is racist.”(proctor.ninja)
2 points by notamy 6y ago|0 comments
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by notamy 6y ago
I'll believe it when Texas executes one.
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by notamy 6y ago
For my projects I've built most of the infrastructure stack myself: - https://github.com/queer/singyeong if I need message queuing / etc - https://github.com/queer/crush if I need a basi
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by notamy 6y ago
Adding on to what others have said, I have one set up that's also used as part of my backup strategy for the important stuff on all the other boxes around here.
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by notamy 6y ago
If you check out the relevant git repo you can see in the commit log that there's this giant commit message: https://notabug.org/libreboot/libreboot/commit/27fce189cd1cd...
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by notamy 6y ago
Peplink seems pretty good; they do have a Cloud:tm: management offering called InControl2 but as far as I'm aware it's entirely optional. I've had good luck configuring everything via the local UI. My setup is a Balance Two +
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by notamy 6y ago
> This move also blindsided higher-tier employees who communicate with warehouse workers on a daily basis, and threatened to impede daily functions for onsite medical and security staff. This cannot POSSIBLY go wrong in any way, can it?
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Speculating the Entire x86-64 Instruction Set in Seconds(blog.can.ac)
2 points by notamy 6y ago|0 comments
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by notamy 6y ago
The protocol for bots is documented, but the client's additions thereto aren't. The API that they use is exactly the same.
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by notamy 6y ago
You have ETS and Mnesia that are technically shared mutable state, and people have built Raft / Paxos / DeltaCRDT / etc. which also provide some form of it -- albeit a safe one -- but while it does exist, actually sharing the
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by notamy 6y ago
I might have missed it, but the article doesn't really seem to touch on the why of this. I get that they're thinking about launching their own digital currency, and might just want to be rid of potential competitors, but is ther
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by notamy 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback! > This looks really interesting, I really like the metadata idea. I've sorta learned over time that a lot of people tend to hack together a bespoke version of this for a lot of things, so it makes sense to m
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by notamy 6y ago
Hi HN ^^ I've posted this before, about a year ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22688188 . Since then, singyeong has gained a bunch of features: - Message queuing - A much-improved query language - Metadata type
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Show HN: singyeong, a cloud-native messaging system with powerful routing(github.com)
3 points by notamy 6y ago|3 comments
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by notamy 6y ago
Oban is a Postgres-backed job processing library https://github.com/sorentwo/oban
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by notamy 6y ago
I use Plausible, it's very nice and completely painless to get started with. Transfers 701 bytes(!) to load the js on a page, which is super impressive.
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by notamy 6y ago
Another falsehood programmers believe about names: Nobody will ever have a last name of "Null." Mine is, and I find myself sending emails pretty frequently about people's code breaking on it.
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by notamy 6y ago
There isn't right now that I'm aware of; the site just does some heavy work with a canvas to put everything together. It might be cool to base64 an image, or upload it to imgur etc., from the cli and generate a link to the site th
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by notamy 6y ago
jpeg.ink was made because I noticed that people liked to have nice backgrounds for their images (ex. for changelogs, blog posts, ...), but the widely-known tools (ray.so, carbon.now.sh, ...) were code-focused. jpeg.ink lets you select any i
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Show HN: jpeg.ink, a ray.so/carbon.now.sh-like for any image(jpeg.ink)
4 points by notamy 6y ago|3 comments

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