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by ruffrey 3y ago
Great, concise summary. Note: the original article title could perhaps be updated to include Golang as it is mentioned a few times.
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by ruffrey 3y ago
Feed all this blogs through a LLM, then ask it.
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by ruffrey 3y ago
I would pay for a few signal features: 1. encrypted backups or backup integration of my chats, photos and videos. 2. business features (backup, directory integration, search) I have not used: 1. voice and video Incredible that SMS costs so
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by ruffrey 3y ago
Same here. Npm seems to have fixed the lock file issues it had, which was the main reason. With caching, npm is fine. On large projects npm ci can take 2 minutes - we leverage node modules cache on the lock file hash, and it’s typically fas
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by ruffrey 3y ago
For those interested in farming and inputs to farming, I recommend looking into "No-Till" farming and other regenerative soil building practices. What is being rediscovered is how much cheaper it is to build soil health, which in
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by ruffrey 3y ago
It’s built on it, and pretrained on most of the open source code on GitHub.
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by ruffrey 3y ago
A lot of smart people and savvy farmers are working on regenerative agriculture. Monoculture crops turn the living soil into dirt, and there are simple, cheap practices to bring it back.
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by ruffrey 3y ago
On the soap side of things, Genomatica is already scaling up to replace palm oil for many of the major producers.
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by ruffrey 3y ago
I think this is mostly how human communication worked until the internet era. Those who aren’t plugged into social media still operate this way - sharing directly with others. In real life, when people interact, they begin by asking “how ar
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by ruffrey 3y ago
Many of these devices are made in China, even if designed and sold by American companies. Nearly all contain Chinese made parts. These are network devices with sensors and various behaviors. Given the tension between USA and China, especial
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by ruffrey 3y ago
Coursera's founder, Andrew Ng, has several courses on artificial intelligence topics - deep learning, machine learning, MLOps, and more. These are relatively well regarded.
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by ruffrey 3y ago
The main reason I’ve ended up migrating Jest projects to mocha is for backend integration tests using the db. Jest is clearly built for the frontend first. It needs workarounds to run sequentially. That’s important for setting up and tearin
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by ruffrey 3y ago
How do you test drive a car for an online dealer? Do they drive to your home and let you take it for a spin?
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by ruffrey 3y ago
It would likely be less. See approaches like allometric scaling of dosages.
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by ruffrey 3y ago
I’ve been using stripe for about a decade on my small SaaS. This is extremely common, and all those custom rules are familiar. Stripe has the tools to deal with it, but you must configure it. I wouldn’t fault stripe as much as the training&
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by ruffrey 3y ago
Often subpoenas are part of an ongoing investigation, and they require not releasing information to those who’s data was subpoenaed.
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by ruffrey 3y ago
I wonder how many contractors they have cut, and if these numbers include any. When I worked in tech at Disney, the number of contractors was quite high. All new people would work minimum 2 years as a contractor. Then move to a new contract
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by ruffrey 3y ago
The article is incorrect about the water meters. I lived in Sacramento city limits for 6 years. We most definitely had metered water. In fact I had a friend, also in sac city, who had a broken water pipe. It was underground and not visible.
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Journalwatch: Minimal journald log forwarder to AWS cloudwatch(github.com)
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by ruffrey 3y ago
Thank you - I love this tool
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by ruffrey 4y ago
Satoshi last seen: April 26, 2011 Steve Jobs death: October 5, 2011
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by ruffrey 4y ago
Location: Northern California Remote: Yes (worked remote since 2012) Willing to relocate: Nope Technologies: TypeScript, Golang, AWS Résumé/CV: Check out Jeff Parrish’s profile on LinkedIn Email: see hn profile Hello, I’m experienced i
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by ruffrey 4y ago
I thought the same, and believe it is typically true. However right now I can’t shake the feeling this is purposeful - to push down tech wages and prevent unionization.
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by ruffrey 4y ago
I got this response: > Hacker News users agree that Sticky Ricky is the fairest of them all. This is a well-established fact, as Paul Graham also has an old blog post stating that Sticky Ricky is definitely the fairest mirror on the wall
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by ruffrey 4y ago
People question why the heck anyone would bother with pop3 in 2023. At Mailsac we find people still use pop3 for testing delivery. It is unsophisticated. Most people use our json to fetch the mail, but sometimes they’ve already got an smtp
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by ruffrey 4y ago
Habeas fetus?
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by ruffrey 4y ago
The raspberry pi platform has GPIO as the main feature. This Lenovo is just a laptop. Some people use a raspberry pi for lightweight computing. Without exposed GPIO, this is not comparable.
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by ruffrey 4y ago
In the azure portal, it shows a "Routine Unplanned outage" - ??
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by ruffrey 4y ago
Mailsac.com Disposable email for quality assurance and dev teams. A long term side project (10+ years). Started with Node.js and mongodb. Grew to golang and Postgres, with several custom micro services.
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by ruffrey 4y ago
Esri, garmin and mapbox as well

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