pfoof

17 ms·

181.
by pfoof 4y ago
Thank you. Finally I don't have to set up some crazy email auth or build a special app to get info from my pipelines or raspberry
182.
by pfoof 4y ago
>Multiple camera angles. A simultaneous left / front / right view of a person speaking With enough training data and modified network this can also be done.
183.
by pfoof 4y ago
This has the potential to benchmark how many forks of a single project Github can handle, especially with `follow_everyone` script
184.
by pfoof 4y ago
So that's why Git shows both + and - numbers. Either way, with such management...
185.
by pfoof 4y ago
When problem #1 is spam then problem #0 is bots and paid trolls. Whenever there is a profile with handle in a format similar to: @jondoe123456, emojis in the name, and emojis and hashtags in bio, especially related to political/religio
186.
by pfoof 4y ago
Acshually it's not RSS, it's Atom /j
187.
by pfoof 4y ago
So it's basically WUPHF. I think I will love it.
188.
by pfoof 4y ago
We don't have SaaS apps but having something like that for in-app purchases that will deploy over App Store, Google Play and PayPal at once would be appreciated. Just a suggestion.
189.
by pfoof 4y ago
This single core is more than enough to be used as PIC/EEPROM programmer, or controlling any other I2C/SPI/UART appliances, like switches, thermometers, particle detectors
190.
by pfoof 4y ago
a completely blind guess: FFT with encoded "hello world"?
191.
by pfoof 4y ago
The only spam from Datadog I get in my company are alerts and alert digests and that's in a span of a year. Much more often I get promotional emails from companies we considered but did not fully sign up for but that's far from ag
192.
by pfoof 4y ago
That basically is extension of his blog + stories about other people + some scientific references.
193.
by pfoof 4y ago
* Clean Architecture by Uncle Bob * So Good They Can't Ignore You by Cal Newport * Deep Work by Cal Newport * The Freelance Manifesto by Joey Korenman (even though I am far from being a motion designer, it still has a lot of good princ
194.
by pfoof 4y ago
Reminds me of times when Facebook wanted to patent the word "face" and King wanted to patent the word "candy"
195.
by pfoof 4y ago
> This is going to accelerate RISC-V roadmaps rapidly. So that's some good news right here
196.
by pfoof 4y ago
Some of you might laugh at this ridiculous idea to even hypothetize on such an experiment but remember: some time ago you would be burned at the stake for believing in heliocentric system or if you could show some tricks with electricity.
197.
by pfoof 4y ago
Imagine: they succeed in implelenting this and suddenly some black hat collects all the data on the actual lawmakers. That would be a plot twist.
198.
by pfoof 4y ago
> but this number is still indicative of how far Germany is behind in remote culture Don't even get me started. The stubbornness on that matter of many business owners in Berlin + the apartment market in Berlin, makes a good script
199.
by pfoof 4y ago
From experience in both EU countries I can give you only that: * Poland: easy to find remote jobs, almost all offers are B2B, so if you are willing to start a one-person company in your country, you are good to go, money is not the most com
200.
Apple TV Remote has USB-C(macrumors.com)
20 points by pfoof 4y ago|11 comments
201.
by pfoof 4y ago
Apparently they are feeling EU's pressure already
202.
by pfoof 4y ago
I had a very similar situation to yours somewhere in 2020. I applied to plenty of Java and Android developer jobs, I tried also to get internships, half-time, anything. Each time rejected, despite BEng + work experience. And one day a frien
203.
by pfoof 4y ago
Yes, more ITOps and TechOps but I'm trying to make everything into IaaC from the current state of things
204.
by pfoof 4y ago
Me, a DevOps Engineer, company less than 40 people: - physical servers and VMs - some microservices - CI/CD pipelines for every project - helper scripts - licenses - security - e-mail accounts - setting up everyone's computers - w
205.
Self-Service Network Issues resolution in our company(imgur.com)
1 points by pfoof 4y ago|1 comments
206.
by pfoof 4y ago
In our company sometimes there are some problems with either DNS, or the router losing DHCP leases and failing to renew them, whatever. So we as the IT department came up with the simplest possible solution that does not require us getting
207.
by pfoof 4y ago
The same reason why nobody wants to discuss Twitter or Minecraft: at first it was a cool geeky place to hang out until "normies" came and destroyed the party. Bitcoin from a promising way to bring freedom to the people became the
208.
by pfoof 4y ago
Remember another fact: if you cannot get a job or go to the university, that's an opportunity to start a business or go on a B2B/freelancing contract. And smart people are the ones who should do it. Easier said than done but press
209.
by pfoof 4y ago
And I will never forget what one assistant who had classes with us said at the university I was attending: In Poland public universities are "free" (paid from the taxes), and those are known to be of a higher level than their paid
210.
by pfoof 4y ago
I must try this out, this graph thing might save me a lot of headaches trying to understand previous DevOps engineer

More ›