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by nunez 1mo ago
Honestly...not mad at it lol
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by nunez 1mo ago
A simpler, lower-tech alternative is to subscribe to Bandcamp newsletters. Infinite discoverability to be had and any purchases made directly support artists. There are also excellent listener-supported radio stations that are dedicated to
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by nunez 1mo ago
This was me a few years ago, but the admin job I gave myself maintaining this stuff eventually got old. These days, I use native HomeKit for everything. Preferably over Matter/Thread, but HomeKit is a requirement. No HA. If it doesn&#x
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by nunez 1mo ago
HoustonArchitecture.com, a site that posts about new development projects in the Houston area, had the exact same thing happen to them. (They also got hacked; don't remember the details.) They now pay the Cloudflare tax.
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by nunez 1mo ago
Oh man; public transit and the suburbs as a concept would be SO MUCH BETTER if a federal law like this existed
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by nunez 1mo ago
N/A beer exists, and it's quite good now!
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by nunez 1mo ago
Let me assist. Yes, *you* are able to leverage your previous expertise *that you spent years accumulating with your own mind* to productivitymaxx to the extreme and work on all the things. AI is awesome for people who know what they're
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by nunez 1mo ago
Same thing happens when you're learning a (human) language.
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by nunez 1mo ago
Good music, a good beverage and loads upon loads upon loads of free time.
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by nunez 1mo ago
IKEA furniture can hold up very well if you follow the instructions precisely and don't disassemble them (in most cases). We have furniture from IKEA that we bought at least five years ago that still functions great. A mattress we got
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by nunez 1mo ago
I have a Firewalla. They run a WireGuard proxy (sort of like a DERP in Tailscale), so I use that. It actually works more often than Tailscale somehow, and since it's just WG, it works perfectly with my GL.iNet travel hotspots. Firewall
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by nunez 1mo ago
SpotHero and Parkmobile tried to solve this. Parking is a weird industry.
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by nunez 1mo ago
Avoiding HD is basically impossible here in the US if you own a home. It's either them, Lowe's or, if you're lucky, some third party mom and pop that will have an even shittier website and probably not what youre looking for.
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by nunez 1mo ago
WAIT WHAT I'm going to try harder now!
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by nunez 1mo ago
TIL! Sharding would be so easy! Just run "split" and spread the chunks over a bunch of servers, then run "recutils" with "parallel" to retrieve! Truly webscale.
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by nunez 1mo ago
So much stuff in AWS depends on us-east-1 being up; it's crazy.
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by nunez 1mo ago
The predatory cesspit has always been there. It just moves every few decades. That moving process always looks like what the author outlined here. New technology emerges. It's first few years are innocent. Then, someone discovers how t
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by nunez 1mo ago
Simple Bank, when they were a thing, published this "look at how awesome we are" post about moving to Riak from Cassandra. (I think that's what it was; it's been a long time.) "We're going to be so reliable aft
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by nunez 1mo ago
So I've been spending a lot of time in the financial services/payment space and might be able to answer some of your questions. The EU activated the Digital Online Resiliency Act (DORA) last year (passed in 2023) which, amongst ot
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by nunez 1mo ago
Yep. I made a simple one in Bash even! (Do not recommend.)
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by nunez 1mo ago
Now they'll never need to now that they have agents
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by nunez 1mo ago
Idk I still think it's a great way to ship software
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by nunez 1mo ago
Sucks that it didn't become that. "heroku up" or "cf push" (Heroku kind of sort of invented build packs) was hella addictive. Shoot, I'm sad that Docker didn't become the way to run containers. compose&#x2
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by nunez 1mo ago
It's not this came out in 2012 when Heroku was The Way to run SaaS apps
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by nunez 1mo ago
Via workload identity (Instance Profiles in this case; IRSA with EKS)
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by nunez 1mo ago
This is the beauty of sOps. Store the secrets in the code, but store the keys in AWS SM and have sOps do the work. Works great with Instance Profiles or IRSA.
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by nunez 1mo ago
tbf thats what a good logging lib is for, and if printenv can be run within the machine, then it's already too late
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by nunez 1mo ago
Ironically agents F'IN LOVE using dotenv for config but really struggle with sOps (as of Opus 4.6; maybe its better now). I was a massive fan of dotenv but sOps is so much cleaner, easy enough to use and works well enough in k8s.
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by nunez 1mo ago
Damn; Cursor has basically no value if Anthropic pulls the same move. Twitter Part 2 indeed.
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by nunez 1mo ago
MLB is the exact opposite of this. You can't get tickets without the Ballpark app. No paper tickets at most stadiums. The app asks for all sorts of personal info too (which I usually spoof). They're even trying for biometric check

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