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by radlad 3y ago
A bit different but when I was cycling during the pandemic, I got into https://wandrer.earth where the goal is to bike every street in your area.
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by radlad 3y ago
In fairness to both Kagi and other commnters, it works great for the searches I make all day while working on my desktop. I would go so far as to say it is significantly better than other attempts at replacing Google (e.g. Neeva.) It just d
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by radlad 3y ago
How much does it cost to run a GenAI query? There's lots of investment money flowing into this right now, and companies seem to be using the classic "lose money until you gain market dominance" approach, but I wonder whether
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by radlad 3y ago
I really like Kagi for a lot of search results and used it for a month, but when looking for local results, I always had to revert to Google. For example, looking for local stores and businesses: usually, they just don't come up at all
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by radlad 3y ago
I don't understand this comment. If it's that easy to reproduce (and I don't necessarily disagree), go ahead and do it, and users can use that instead. Or, if it's not worth your time, consider paying the person who took
816.
by radlad 3y ago
I have a Plex server with 6 spinning disks and a GPU which costs me around $20/month. The most expensive part is when the GPU is running (based on my Kill-A-Watt.) I host around 15 Docker services on it. I think even with the cost of e
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by radlad 3y ago
> But, insofar as I can help it, htmx should be very stable and churn free going forward. The API is basically correct (yes, w/ a few warts and mistakes) and I see no need to rewrite everything for the sake of purity or sexiness. Th
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by radlad 3y ago
> I’ve been thinking about hacking up a rolling box frame where high quality photos can be made into a “roll” and have motors on the top and bottom to roll up to see the next pictures. This sounds similar to signs I've seen in some
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by radlad 3y ago
I'm partial to Duo SSO because I helped build it (though I haven't worked there for years now.) There's also OneLogin, Jumpcloud, or you can use Google Workspace and I think Azure AD too.
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by radlad 3y ago
I wonder if they were concerned someone would use the data to make a decision about leaving a living creature in the vehicle.
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by radlad 3y ago
I believe it's "ngin" that makes it "engine"-x, not just "ng."
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by radlad 3y ago
Maybe, but I'm not sure everyone has the inclination to become a programmer. And the whole thread was about how computers should work for everyone, including this lady whose job could be automated. Which begs the question: do most peop
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by radlad 3y ago
Finding internal resources to fix the tool when things change is very prescient. Growing up, my mom performed a job where she would essentially copy car crash data from one system into another, row by row. As a teenager learning to program,
824.
by radlad 3y ago
> It's basically a JOIN The comment you're replying just explained why this is not "basically a JOIN." There are two unrelated systems (not SQL databases) which don't expose any APIs to the analyst.
825.
by radlad 3y ago
> All issued SSL/TLS certificates are subject to certificate transparency. It is worth configuring certificate transparency monitoring, such as Cert Spotter (source on github), which will notify you by email of new certificates issu
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by radlad 3y ago
> That's exactly normal and expected: people build something while it's useful for them, and then move on. That's one explanation, but another is that they build something useful to themselves, grow an audience of users wh
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by radlad 3y ago
FWIW, FreeTaxUSA[0] is much cheaper than Intuit and has worked great for me the past few years. I find it slightly easier than TurboTax, in fact. [0] https://www.freetaxusa.com/
828.
by radlad 3y ago
Hey there - I'm an employee at [redacted] and was wondering if you'd be open to answering some questions about your experience evaluating Nebula and related products? If so, please shoot me an email at [redacted]. Thanks!
829.
by radlad 3y ago
I wonder what challenges Bandcamp faced here. Is it really that management wasn't serving the market in good faith, or was there a problem with profitability?
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by radlad 3y ago
It's worth noting Bandcamp was sold to Songtradr last month: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37695035 This doesn't seem like a good thing to me, as a user.
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by radlad 3y ago
Hey there - sorry for closing your issue! I saw Nate had recommended some commands to run and didn't see a response 8 months later, so I assumed you had moved on. I've reopened the issue so you can continue to document and look fo
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by radlad 3y ago
> There are even venture funds that invest in Apple-related scams. Can you be more specific?
833.
by radlad 3y ago
The problem is that tabs do not have consistent visual columns across applications. For example, I would argue that MOST modern text editors treat a tab as approximately 4 spaces, not 8 spaces.
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by radlad 3y ago
... or just store a password in your password manager. I thought passkeys were supposed to be convenient to use.
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by radlad 3y ago
Many of e-ink's use cases involve low power environments. This is often due to logistics - not cost.
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by radlad 3y ago
> Free RAM is wasted RAM! ZFS will take care of that for you.
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by radlad 3y ago
I'm also interested in writing a scraper for my site (Michigan) if time allows.
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Incus v0.1 released (community fork of LXD)(github.com)
19 points by radlad 3y ago|4 comments
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by radlad 3y ago
Upvoted because I think you bring up some interesting challenges, but you might consider a softer tone in the future. (Calling the OP "selfish" goes against site guidelines, and generally doesn't make people open to what you&
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by radlad 3y ago
In March 1999, a share of CSCO was worth about $26. At its peak a year later, March 2000, it was worth about $82 (3x increase.) [0] I don't know about you, but that seems likely to be an excessively inflated figure to me (a la the dot-

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