onnimonni

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by onnimonni 2mo ago
This! For example I tried to ask PosgreSQL to Add support for QUALIFY keyword since it makes window queries much more simpler to use. Postgres didnt want it. DuckDB maintainers are always thinking about the DX and all nice syntactic sugar.
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by onnimonni 7mo ago
> Everything feels hollow now. I'm slightly younger than you are but I remember how video games and sitting in front of my computer made me feel like this. You asked how to be willing to be alone but I will pivot my answer here that
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by onnimonni 7mo ago
I'm not that familiar with CED but the fact that we can see the images with microscopes is because these are analog discs? And that was because computing power back then was non-existent so they didn't use any kind of compression?
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by onnimonni 7mo ago
> Okay, I think some significant self-reflection is in order here. This feels hurtful even though its hard to disagree. Self-reflection is of course useful and I’ve done it for countless of hours and been in therapy for years. Your boxes
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by onnimonni 7mo ago
>This is just how people are. This is just how most people are. There are counter examples like I mentioned above but they are rare. These are the people I should have prioritised much more and way earlier. It took me way too long to r
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by onnimonni 7mo ago
I have thousands of connections I’ve hanged out during my twenties. Ive arranged countless parties. People have met eachother in those and are happily married nowadays or have made friends during those events. Somehow the relationship betwe
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by onnimonni 7mo ago
I agree :D. It's my best formulation to be explicit so far. How would you say it in more natural way to still achieve the same end result? Most people are clueless and will never do anything in return if you're implicitly expectin
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by onnimonni 7mo ago
I feel for you. People are flaky and relationships rarely work in both ways. I felt lonely year ago and I messaged over 160 people and met over 100. When departing with them I tried to say to all of them that: ”It was nice to meet you. If y
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by onnimonni 8mo ago
Would someone know if their eval tests are open source and where I could find them? Seems useful for iterating on Claude Code behaviour.
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by onnimonni 1y ago
Slightly off topic but I would really want to see DuckDB based alternative of https://pgrouting.org . It's so easy to embed duckdb anywhere. Current smartphones already have enough CPU juice to handle almost anything and duc
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by onnimonni 1y ago
"Go Map!!" was indeed pretty easy to use. Thanks!
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by onnimonni 1y ago
Wow, thanks for mentioning https://streetcomplete.app ! This looks very intuitive to use for edits on openstreetmaps. Would someone here know a similiar tool for iOS or MacOS? Or any recommendations to edit roads. We are currentl
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by onnimonni 1y ago
Is there anything like this but for MacOS?
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by onnimonni 2y ago
Would someone with more experience be able to explain to me why can't these operations be "safe"? What is blocking rust from producing the same machine code in a "safe" way?
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by onnimonni 2y ago
Thanks! Today I learned: $ git ls-remote " https://github.com/$repo.git " "refs/tags/$tag" Even though the grep and sed are not very readable this was very useful way to avoid yet another tool!
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by onnimonni 2y ago
I wasn't aware of the already existing SHA-1 collision support created by Github. It's very interesting read and AFAIK it seems that using SHA-1 collisions is not possible: https://github.blog/news-insights/co
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by onnimonni 2y ago
It seems pretty awful that the de-facto way to use GitHub Actions is using git tags which are not immutable. For example to checkout code [1]: - uses: actions/checkout@v4 Github does advise people to harden their actions by referring t
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Data engineering to find domains pointing to certain CNAMEs(flaky.build)
13 points by onnimonni 2y ago|1 comments
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by onnimonni 2y ago
Thanks for creating and sharing this :) Commenters here can be pretty awful so I wanted to say that I really enjoy using the tools you have created.
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by onnimonni 2y ago
What I'm really missing still is a cli to iCloud stored passwords. AFAIK 'security' cli can't access the credentials stored in the cloud. This would be helpful to store secrets outside of git but would still allow script
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by onnimonni 2y ago
I'm storing a lot of text documents (.html) which contain long similiar sections and are thus not copies but "partial copies". Would someone know if the fast dedup works also for this? Anything else I could be using instead?
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by onnimonni 2y ago
Matt you propably don't remember me but we met briefly on WordCamp Vienna 8 years ago. I was hugely inspired by you for many years and still was until few weeks ago. It's not too late to stop this madness.
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by onnimonni 2y ago
Using a Starlink dish would propably have been cheaper? Upload speeds are not as good as download but 2 terabytes should be uploaded in 2 weeks and 4 days with Starlink 10Mbps. If you want to be very cheap you could do this in your 30 day t
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by onnimonni 2y ago
You can look at the https://satellitemap.space/ to see that starlink isn't (yet) too feasible in the northern/arctic areas. Even in the Nordic countries the connections are not that great.
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by onnimonni 2y ago
There's an edit button in the linked page. It's better to contribute than to complain. They both take roughly same amount of time and other option leaves things better than you found them ;)
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by onnimonni 2y ago
In Finland where I'm from the Olkiluoto III nuclear plant was delayed multiple times and ended up being 9th most expensive building in the world (excluding military bases which we don't have public records): https://en.
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by onnimonni 2y ago
Damn that sounds like a great visit. It seemed like very interesting piece of history and I wanted to share the link here. I'm driving through Europe right now and wanted to go there but nobody answered my emails and the online reserva
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Zwentendorf Nuclear Power Plant: Finished in 1978 but never used(atlasobscura.com)
124 points by onnimonni 2y ago|143 comments
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by onnimonni 2y ago
They certainly can. I think even people outside of EU can open companies in Estonia. The problem is that you need to pay taxes in the country where the work was physically done. So if you have Estonian company while living in Germany typica
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by onnimonni 2y ago
Thanks for the great blog post. I'm very happy to be living and building business in Estonia instead. Establishing the company is easy and everything else except KYC meeting in bank can be done online. Also in Estonia companies don&#x2

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