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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
The modern developments are intriguing and they previously tied deeper into emotional and property value levels with precedent, but have taken a more modern approach based around environmentalism efforts that parallel the original lumber an
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
I compiled this after over a decade of stalking tree law posts on /r/legaladvice and later /r/treelaw. I hope someone else enjoys.
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A 327 Year History and Interactive Timeline of Treble Damages in US Tree Law(bobbby.online)
3 points by rhgraysonii 1y ago|3 comments
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
> Do you use an IDE like Cursor or Windsurf, an editor like Zed or more directly an agent like Claude Code? At work, we use both Windsurf and Cursor. At home, I also use Claude Code. > Have you used tidewave.ai? My coworkers have and
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
I have been using LLMs to write Elixir full time at work for months now. AMA, if anyone is interested. I sometimes have different thoughts of approach than Zach, but this post really resonates with me. I've been in Elixir full time for
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An MCP to roast you based on your browsing history(github.com)
4 points by rhgraysonii 1y ago|1 comments
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
I was bored last night learning about MCPs and made this. My wife thought it was pretty funny, so I decided to post it here. It was a pretty fun process, and I am not normally a typescript developer. I made this with Claude Code and am not
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Nathan Fielder: An Exhaustive Character Study(bobbby.online)
3 points by rhgraysonii 1y ago|1 comments
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
Nathan Fielder is a phenomenally odd fellow who pushes the boundaries of comedy quite a lot. He also has proven himself to be a skilled (albeit atypical) 'growth hacker' and worn many other weird hats along the way. I thought that
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
Fair point. Can you think of a better way to weave that into what I’m trying to illustrate as a mental model? I struggled with that. Happy to read a PR that tries to capture it better.
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
Thanks!
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
You also could use an advisory exact lock, which would serialize the order of input and force everyone to wait in line, but the advantage here is that we are allowed shared concurrent reads while maintaining our lock. Thank you for the feed
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
That would be super cool. Pretty much everything Supabase is up to is awesome.
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
If you have any feedback or anything is unclear feel free to open an issue. I am thinking I am going to take this and expand the concepts to start as a beginners primer going through the primary concepts in brief akin to Elixir School, and
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
Oban is great! This is definitely just met to be a learning exercise. But it could go quite a ways on its own in prod.
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Writing A Job Runner (In Elixir) (Again) (10 years later)(github.com)
164 points by rhgraysonii 1y ago|43 comments
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by rhgraysonii 1y ago
I wrote this up after having written a tutorial on doing this in GenStage around a decade ago, and thought it was interesting to have the two of them side by side to consider. I linked the original in the document linked to here. Overall, I
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by rhgraysonii 2y ago
I believe that Nolen has already done doom in iPhoto, if you are into that kind of thing.
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by rhgraysonii 2y ago
I attended Nolen's recent talk at Recurse, and these absolutely mad but fundamentally funny and cool games as one-shots are so delightful. It reminds me of the older internet, when people would make things just to be silly and have fun
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Show HN: Write and print Valentine's (or other) letters like it's a typewriter(thoughts-and-tidbits.fly.dev)
1 points by rhgraysonii 2y ago|0 comments
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by rhgraysonii 2y ago
I guess it depends on how you come in. I was in a position where I came around 2012 with some self taught skills and managed to start out with a 50-60 hour grind but 70k wage and climb slowly into the 250+ range in the ~decade since. Howeve
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by rhgraysonii 2y ago
See my other comment. But, IMHO, you sit at a time where you will be able to make more cool things faster than anyone has ever been able to before. And that if you are a curious person and/or voracious absorber of information, you coul
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by rhgraysonii 2y ago
I consider my job to be being a skilled practitioner that develops solutions for complex problems using technology. New technology is available to allow me to do that for my employer and potentially many others. This does not worry me, but
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by rhgraysonii 3y ago
Unrelated, but I would implore everyone who enjoys anything relating to the words "dark star" to listen to this compilation of the jams of every Dark Star the Grateful Dead played in 1972. It has so much continuity, and is a great
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by rhgraysonii 4y ago
I have been a Live View skeptic for years. Recently in 30 days we were able to build an MVP of a complex tool (ingesting ML models, time series + regular databases, complex FE interactions, live notifications, more) that blew the minds of t
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by rhgraysonii 9y ago
I was remote for almost the entirety of the last 5 years. This is just my experience, YMMV. My first job had a remote team that I was promoted onto. They had a _very_ healthy culture that ensured remote people did not feel like second class
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by rhgraysonii 9y ago
Contributor here. Happy to answer any specific questions or address feedback.
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by rhgraysonii 10y ago
I have a tool I'm working on that is specifically geared towards assisting the transcription of printed books to braille for The Clovernook Center for the Blind [1] built on top of Atom as an extension. A super-rudimentary basic versio
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by rhgraysonii 10y ago
This really hits home for me. I once had a conversation with a very, very experienced developer who ran a local meetup and was discussing salary options at a new job. He balked when I told them what I asked for, and replied: "Just beca
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by rhgraysonii 10y ago
Closure, by @steveklabnik https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaWHVceDbFo So many lessons in short, beautiful piece.

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