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by oxplot 5y ago
Weird ha? Get stressed: - Get a full on 80 hr/week job - Swim in cold water - Do HIIT - e.g. run like a lion is chasing you for a minute every day - Watch horror films - Drink coffee - Have sex
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by oxplot 5y ago
If you improve CPU performance, you can compress memory with the leftover cycles. This is what I do on my RPi which allows me to run quite a few memory hungry processes at the cost of some CPU (which is fine, because those processes are mos
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by oxplot 5y ago
Hmm, no mention of GNU Parallel — that's my go-to replacement for xargs. It has numerous options to treat input as blocks of text, lines, etc and can even run in a distributed fashion over SSH.
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by oxplot 5y ago
Deadlines: perfectionism isn't an issue in itself, spending eternity achieving it, is. Pick a milestone (e.g. MVP of feature X) and a due date. Once you hit that milestone promptly, pick another and repeat. On a different note, perfect
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by oxplot 5y ago
The key to curb bad habits is to create friction, and doing so well in advance. When you're exhausted and you're out of will, you're not gonna take much action to avoid quick pleasures. As it pertains to websites and app, her
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by oxplot 5y ago
> Here’s a paraphrased conversation I’m having way to often, costing me way too much time, keeping me from doing things that are way more important. Then don't have it! Set things up such that only after someone pays, you get notifi
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by oxplot 5y ago
> If you deploy a hobby project in your life, you must maintain it. Forever. Perhaps your definition of hobby is different to mine, but hobby projects are exactly the kind you can abandon in a heartbeat. No long term customers, no guaran
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by oxplot 5y ago
Be careful spending time writing software/firmware for chips that may disappear tomorrow. Cost of the chip itself isn't everything, in fact it's one of the least important things if you're looking at long term cost. This
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by oxplot 5y ago
Every time I decide to build a site, frameworks just get in my way and piss me off with their shortsighted design decisions. Just finished putting https://subzo.com.au up with pure Golang, vanilla jacascript and CSS. Works well
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by oxplot 5y ago
> That only works if v2 of the library is crazy enough to keep all of the v1 apis around as well. Otherwise, when I switch version the old import path stops working. Gradual upgrade, as in you can update a single file to use the next maj
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by oxplot 5y ago
Fan boy? maybe. Informed? doesn't look like it: > this is redundant because the local go.mod file already has the semantic version of all dependencies tracked The whole point of having full version path in each file is to allow grad
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by oxplot 5y ago
Ah, I thought the name was familiar. They have a good zero trust reverse proxy that I deployed on k8s a few years back. https://www.pomerium.com/guides/kubernetes.html
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by oxplot 5y ago
> Do you have a link to a fridge like that so I can imagine the concept better? Large camping fridges are as close as I have seen, but I'm sure someone's thought of one for domestic use. As for practicality in the kitchen, I ca
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by oxplot 5y ago
Fridges with top doors tend to lose lot less cool air when opened than the regular front door ones.
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by oxplot 5y ago
I suffer from hyperventilation syndrome and anything that brings my attention to my breathing (including wearing a mask) sets it off. I feel suffocated wearing a mask. I can get out of breath, have tachycardia, dizziness, chest pain if I we
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by oxplot 5y ago
> People wear a sweater all the time I never do because I feel suffocated. > see a doctor Thanks for the unsolicited advice. I in fact have and have been told not to wear clothing that makes me feel suffocated. > the burden of wear
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by oxplot 5y ago
Heat properly insulated spaces. I don’t want to walk around with piles of movement limiting and suffocating clothing inside my own living room. The problem is not what you heat up, it’s how well you insulate it from losing its heat. In Aust
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by oxplot 5y ago
Traefik has been my go-to reverse proxy for quite a while now. The main advantages is its docker/k8s and native ACME support. You can configure services, config, routes, etc. via docker labels. When running under compose, this makes it
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by oxplot 5y ago
The good news is that when a practical fix is found to exclude non-Apple authorized tags from the network, it'll take a firmware update to deploy it, without any interventions.
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by oxplot 5y ago
Linked source: https://positive.security/blog/find-you
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No Privacy: Cloning the AirTag(hackaday.com)
2 points by oxplot 5y ago|2 comments
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Travel Tips(blog.oxplot.com)
2 points by oxplot 5y ago|0 comments
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by oxplot 5y ago
> Twitter Threads are the absolute worst! It really depends on what corner of Twitter you live in. I follow a dozen or so people and see nothing but high quality content.
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by oxplot 5y ago
> some very clever and interesting people Clever people value their time. When twitter reaches a large audience and has the lowest friction for sharing content, then that's what they use.
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by oxplot 5y ago
First of all, absolutely not. - Twitter hosts some of the highest quality content that get into the nitty gritty of some topic, exactly because it's so low friction to post to Twitter. Those of you saying "just put it on a blog&qu
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Sliding Hiatus Hernia: How I fixed my Reflux(beyondnutritionwellness.com.au)
1 points by oxplot 5y ago|0 comments
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by oxplot 5y ago
About a year ago, I came across a book printing service [1] and didn't realize until that point, how accessible and cheap high quality book printing was. So I collected all the (poetry) content I could from my blog, had my partner take
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by oxplot 5y ago
I've been sending RSS feeds to my email since 2015, around the time that Google Reader was sunset. Advantages of doing this vs. using a dedicated app: - I have well designed email readers on all platforms I use (web mail on desktop, ap
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Neuralink’s Commitment to Animal Welfare(neuralink.com)
2 points by oxplot 5y ago|0 comments
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by oxplot 5y ago
Yes, heuristics.

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