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by pfych 2y ago
It seems like it's also only for Github unfortunately
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Ask HN: Lightweight desktop client for managing pull requests?
7 points by pfych 2y ago|7 comments
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4K Game streaming on Linux from a non-4k host(pfy.ch)
2 points by pfych 2y ago|0 comments
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by pfych 2y ago
To ensure you've paid your monthly subscription fee (Not joking - the mattress cover has a subscription)
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by pfych 2y ago
I wonder how long it will be until we hear about a company accidentally doing something because the Slack AI summary / AI search incorrectly paraphrased a request. I really wish AI companies would call hallucinations what they really a
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by pfych 2y ago
While the code may be elegant like the author suggests - I have never understood the coding style of not using descriptive variable and function names? Is there any benefit that can't be gained from using a minifier or transpiler?
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Quake in 13kb (2021)(js13kgames.com)
261 points by pfych 2y ago|76 comments
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Open Home Foundation(openhomefoundation.org)
1 points by pfych 2y ago|0 comments
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Water cooling is overkill for Pi 5(jeffgeerling.com)
3 points by pfych 3y ago|0 comments
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by pfych 3y ago
The developers last game had an all time peak of 7,000 users. They planned worst case scenario of 250,000 users for the sequel expecting more realistically 50,000 users. They're currently at 394,686 players on steam alone - not includi
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by pfych 3y ago
Have been working with serverless for quite a while now and I love it. It's been really good for our specific set of clients who already have extremely large user bases but zero digital tools. Being able to slowly transition into a dig
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by pfych 3y ago
I've been working with Lambda across a few large projects for their API's, with each endpoint being its own lambda. This has been scaling really well for us and affordability wise it makes the development and testing phase basical
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Apple AirTags stalking led to ruin and murders, lawsuit says(arstechnica.com)
54 points by pfych 3y ago|58 comments
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by pfych 3y ago
They ironically ended up moving off Ethereum with their L2 bundler, at least in the eyes of users, since it was too expensive and too slow lol.
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by pfych 3y ago
I loathe Urbit for naming everything how it's named it, to quote this article: > "Do we really have to be bound by what he received from aliens during an acid trip?" Urbit, and plunder, TLDR from someone who dipped their t
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by pfych 3y ago
I ditto a lot of the opinions stated here. The vision of redesigning computing and networking was novel. But as a developer, when I started diving into it and writing code to interact with it, I started to see all the cracks. Its a shame.
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by pfych 3y ago
Glad to see a bit of conversation here about Urbit and competitors. I had a brief go at Urbit, running it on my server and interacting with the community. While it was an interesting take on networking and when it worked it worked great, wh
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by pfych 3y ago
Throwing the VPC behind cloudfront is probably the best course of action, if your site is static I'd recommend looking into S3 + Cloudfront for hosting it. It's basically free, and great if your site is mostly static. I run a few
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by pfych 3y ago
The iOS app is not a standalone browser, it's a reader for pages saved on your Mac Arc instance.
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by pfych 3y ago
The shadow effect with CSS and minimal JS on this site is very cool!
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by pfych 3y ago
Very cool! I love seeing things like this put together using just basic unix tooling. I dont know if I'd call it a slack clone though, but cool nonetheless.
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by pfych 3y ago
It's great, I've been using it for my long hour 45 commutes by train and I can usually get there and back without a charge (but cutting it close). I've been playing Nier Automata & Devil May Cry 5. Both on pretty good set
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by pfych 3y ago
Wow Gamescope[^1] looks great! Definitely going to install this on my main system for playing games that like to wrestle with displays and resolution! [^1]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Gamescope
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by pfych 3y ago
I've only ever had one issue related to power delivery while running VR a few years ago. Would not provide enough juice to the GPU and would cause artefacts in the rendering. Other than that though I've had no major issues running
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by pfych 3y ago
The actual post mentions the following: > We’ve designed our telemetry system to collect data on “events”. An event is essentially an action, like: Finishing our in-app onboarding, Unlocking 1Password, Creating a new item, Filling an ite
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by pfych 3y ago
As a developer who's worked with the HoloLens, it's not very good & is extremely underwhelming. The tech is cool but the viewport is so small and the hand tracking is extremely tiring. It could never work as a consumer produ
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by pfych 3y ago
BBEdit was my first editor when I was learning to program for the web on my Power PC bubble mac. It's crazy to think it was considered old when I was using it and that it's still around now!
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by pfych 3y ago
I've been running an EndeavourOS setup for a few years now with almost zero hiccups. Great starting point.
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by pfych 3y ago
After watching Mark Rober's video on Zipline[^1] it'll be really cool to see how their technology works in the US. Hopefully the FAA can approve their operations. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOWDNBu9DkU
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by pfych 3y ago
I tried setting this up on my homelab via docker. Not only did it take ages to build, I found it really difficult to run it behind an already configured nginx instance, it seemed set on running its own one. There's an open ticket on th

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