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by poorman 2y ago
In GitHub, if you want to put an issue from a repository on a Project board it creates a project item to reference it, thus using an issue. If you have a large project (which I have where we hit the capacity of project items) then you are f
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by poorman 2y ago
> Earlier this year, we introduced the private beta of increased project item limits, expanding the capacity from 1,200 to 50,000 items in a project. This reminds me why smaller companies can steal market share from larger companies. I c
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by poorman 2y ago
Not sure I'd classify this under "volunteers", but you can run a 5G hotspot on the Helium network: https://www.helium.com/5G
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by poorman 2y ago
> Explainer for 1-4: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Generals%27_Problem . TL;DR: If the connection breaks while an ACK is outstanding, the sender will have no way of knowing whether the segment was received, and t
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by poorman 2y ago
I'll admit I'm not up to speed on the affect of the aggressive logging of Seattle on the hydrological cycle. From the little time I've spent there, I managed to gleam one small fact, that by the 1950's the Seattle city s
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by poorman 2y ago
There are vast amounts of land in this country that only have roads and infrastructure because of logging and mining. Anyone who spends any mount of time outdoors at any longitude west of Denver, is sure to drive down these forest and minin
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by poorman 2y ago
People often forget the original purpose of these state forests was to harvest the timber and pay the teacher salaries as part of the Oregon Common School Fund... As the great great grandson of Francis Elliott (Oregon's first state for
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by poorman 2y ago
Thanks for the recommendations! Guess I'll be watching all these! ...There goes my day :P
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by poorman 2y ago
Interesting, I guess I'll have to dig deeper. I definitely want to understand this better.
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by poorman 2y ago
I dove deep into this topic after reading your post and discovered something fascinating: electricity doesn't actually flow through wires in the conventional way I was taught. It's more about the electromagnetic field around the w
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by poorman 2y ago
The lack of DC power is rough for boats, vans, and RVs. If someone wants to put this in a backpack they really need to get a DC power supply version. There are solutions out there at this point for the standard dishy but the flat high perfo
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by poorman 3y ago
Oh I'll have to try that thanks!
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by poorman 3y ago
Nice! I was just thinking it would be sweet to have something like this to proxy all my Thunderbird email connections through my Tailscale exit node, without having to direct all my traffic through the exit node.
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by poorman 3y ago
I'm getting tired of the "Google employee who created X". There is so much prior art it makes me roll my eyes when I see these posts.
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by poorman 3y ago
Need to get some more Helium hotspots proving location with proof of coverage and then people wouldn't have to rely on government controlled GPS.
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by poorman 3y ago
This is awesome. Discord is the worst for trying to search and follow threads of information. Seems like I'm always answering the same questions over and over again.
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by poorman 3y ago
I'm surprised there isn't a gimmicky VisionPro app for it
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by poorman 3y ago
> Most smart people are actually terrible at having the drive/follow through to take things to completion. They’ll usually want to give up at the first sign of failure or slowness. You can also hire that really "smart" per
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by poorman 3y ago
That flagship app you are looking for seems to be https://nft.storage/ (by Protocol Labs).
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by poorman 3y ago
I have tried two G.iNet devices. One completely stopped turning on, and the other the specs were so low it could barely keep up.
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by poorman 3y ago
I would buy one for sure! WiFi is always a problem with flashing random devices. If they can build a device that has stable WiFi with external antennas, it would be a game changer.
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by poorman 3y ago
How is this not still on the front page? Is Carta a YC company?
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by poorman 3y ago
Sad to say but I would believe a hallucination from OpenAI before I would believe anything that comes out of the NY Times. I mean the confidence interval for the NY Times is what again?
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by poorman 3y ago
Still waiting on the Brave stable release with the patched version of chromium https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/35013 Nightly should have the fix: https://github.com/brave/br
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by poorman 3y ago
How safe is the contact that is uploaded to the iCloud? How safe is the contact from being modified by some app on your iPhone? The contact containing the verification code seems to be one of the weaker link in this whole thing. If Mallory
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Google fixes 8th Chrome zero-day exploited in attacks this year(bleepingcomputer.com)
7 points by poorman 3y ago|3 comments
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by poorman 3y ago
CVE-2023-7024 https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2023/12/stable-channel...
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by poorman 3y ago
Currently imagining my productivity while waiting 10 seconds for the results of the `ls` command.
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by poorman 3y ago
Does anyone have links to resources that someone new to Rust should read on how to conceptualize async code in Rust? Based on reading the comments, it would seem there are ways to start with writing synchronous code, and if necessary make i
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by poorman 3y ago
If you try building a framework on Arrow, you are most likely going to start with thinking about types and how you munge everything you are doing into the Arrow types.

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