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by oldestofsports 6mo ago
The sauna provides heating.
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
The reason to track things is simply to make cool graphs, and that is certainly a very valid reason!
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
Video cameras are a thing too
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
I dont understand this, what is the difference, technically!
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
Why do you put 'unhackable' within quotes, like it would be a direct quote from Microsoft? I can't find any record of them using that word.
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
That's for the editor to handle, not the terminal.
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
We should really up the game and completely ban all AI generated images depicting people, because we have no good way of knowing whether an image is AI generated or real, and images depicting people have terrible consequences in society whe
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
Browsers are great at hyperlinks, like really great. How about using browsers for hyperlinks instead?
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
Just a few sentences in and the author is already comparing himself to nobel prize winners. Love it! Nice article!
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
> Livies ruined after suddenly becoming rich. This is somewhat of a myth though, in most cases, suddenly becoming rich is absolutely fantastic.
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
It strongly pushes for max 3 LOC per function, and I am not even joking.
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
That is called a "DI Container", and usually manages the objects and order of instantiation etc. Dependency injection simply means to take objects as parameters, and not instantiate them themselves (which causes "Inversion of
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by oldestofsports 7mo ago
What non developer would have apt installed on their device though
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Ask HN: Should you include a list of technologies in your CV?
3 points by oldestofsports 7mo ago|0 comments
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
Meanwhile in Finland all landlines will be gone this year.
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
It's cool that it comes from CIA, and someone who doesn't know about xargs may just learn something new. What is not to like?
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
The tool looks neat, and normally I'd be interested to check out the code and learn something new by discussing it with the author, but I can't think of any technical questions that would be interesting to hear your opinion on, si
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure many doctors see themselves as being a doctor by identity, not just a person who works as a doctor. If there is prestige in the profession, it seems to often become an identity.
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
What a great project! Makes me confused as well as to why this received no engagement, but the slop must be drowning out the good signal.
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
You dont expose error details to the user for security reasons, even though it does indeed make the user experience worse.
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
This guy has mastered the art of dressing for winter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG3WfCWU9D0
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
My company just migrated to GitHub, and it's been a shockingly bad experience. BitBucket never felt like anything more than a tool that did the job, but now I really miss it.
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
This is just microsoft doing the only thing they know, which is taking a good product and turning it into a monster by bashing out whatever feature is on some investors mind that barely even work in a isolated vacuum-sealed test chamber. Al
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
What I find when I'm using Claude for coding personal projects is that it is pretty darn expensive when letting them work on their own. Is the cost of tokens ever a concern for those who use OpenClaw?
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Guide for Installing PostgreSQL on TrueNAS(github.com)
2 points by oldestofsports 8mo ago|1 comments
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
I decided to write guides about random small things I do and publish them on the interwebs, just in case someone (or some AI agent) might find them useful.
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
Caching is mentioned in the article: What do you guys feel about using PostgreSQL for caching instead of Redis? Redis is many times faster, so much that it doesn't seem comparable to me. A lot of data you can get away with just caching
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
Surprised pikachu face
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
Writing code, notes, diagrams and now also AI prompts is certainly a big part of my work
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by oldestofsports 8mo ago
> Buying tools for the thing is not doing the thing. Why not? If i need a saw to build a deck, buying a saw must be the first step?

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