recov

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by recov 5y ago
> Maybe look if data engineering is for you
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by recov 5y ago
A little overkill, but airflow. Free, has history, language agnostic, retries, can handle a large number of time based tasks.
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by recov 5y ago
This is something that took me a bit to realize. I've made some friends at work that do things outside of work, but building relationships/friendships outside of work are usually more meaningful and last longer.
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by recov 5y ago
Interesting thought. I would say something like the hubble transcends politcal/governmental boundaries... although I do wonder how much if its software is used in other secretive satellites.
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by recov 5y ago
I think humans are a bit more civilized than lions, and can comprehend what we're doing.
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by recov 5y ago
There are numerous companies selling/developing force feedback accessories https://haptx.com/ https://www.senseglove.com/ https://teslasuit.io/ (A shirt) https://www.vrgluv.
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by recov 5y ago
Looks like a more casual and open version of https://liftvault.com/
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Mathematical Universe Hypothesis(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by recov 5y ago|0 comments
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by recov 5y ago
Nice tool - this would have helped when I was working with HLF years ago. It would be a good addition to preview the yaml files in the UI.
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by recov 5y ago
Agree. I don't want the language to start looking like rust.
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by recov 5y ago
Would be simple enough to make a userscript to remove and posts with rust in the title
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Superluminal Motion(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by recov 5y ago|0 comments
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by recov 5y ago
There are some listed here - https://computecuter.com/
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by recov 5y ago
I don't think I've ever manually closed my text editor outside of reboots.
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by recov 5y ago
Tech wise not a lot - $5 droplet in DO hosting multiple apps - $12 yearly domain name - ~$200 A few one off tool purchases this year Luxury wise - ~$70 a month on streaming Recurring charges are something I try to keep as low and as few as
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by recov 5y ago
To be fair while Howard did a lot of really cool things, he didn't have a lasting legacy with anything. Elon on the other hand has multiple, something like spacex isn't just going to be forgotten. His seclusion didn't help.
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by recov 5y ago
https://legiblenews.com/ is a nice slimmed down version if you just want the news and not wikipedia
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by recov 6y ago
Wrote a post about mine - https://blog.peasley.me/post/serving-sites-the-lazy-way_2020... Basically, single VPS with dokku managing multiple sites. Easy to add SSL and more websites whenever.
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by recov 6y ago
I made a similar and more shitty version of this a few weeks ago https://peasleyk.gitlab.io/easy_fire/ . I like your idea of ways to modify it with the toolkit to see alternate paths.
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by recov 6y ago
Sublime + lsp with add-ons is pretty fast, but that probably strays too far from a real IDE. What ever a "Real" IDE is these days.
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by recov 6y ago
Another option besides sensors is using airflows API, which with 2.0 is much improved - http://apache-airflow-docs.s3-website.eu-central-1.amazonaws...
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by recov 6y ago
Damn. This is clearly just a fun exercise by OP, and most people here are judging it as if this is a serious project they want people to use in production or something.
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by recov 6y ago
https://www.iterm2.com/donate.html
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Waymo and Daimler Trucks partner on the development of fully autonomous trucks(blog.waymo.com)
142 points by recov 6y ago|163 comments
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by recov 6y ago
Data engineering. I do backend/web things in my free time which I find more more but I would hate to do it for a job full time. DE lets me play around with large datasets with massive machines I normally wouldn't be able to.
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by recov 6y ago
Ha!
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by recov 6y ago
Waiting for the eventual "Falsehoods programmers believe about falsehoods" article.
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by recov 6y ago
I've made internal tools for the exact thing, jwt inspection , which was a nice exercise and guarantees privacy. For things like JSON, using your editor/cli would be much faster. I'm not sure why a lot of developers don'
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by recov 6y ago
This is what we do - it's great for decoupling the two. Any heavy work is run in GKE with some custom operators. It also makes on boarding non engineers much easier as they don't have to worry about connections/credentials&#x
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by recov 6y ago
Probably DAGs - Operators can be tested from their hooks, but in my experience testing a DAG is annoying - I usually just make a copy that does a dry run/runs with test data, or just test in a local airflow container as it's much

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