rukenshia

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by rukenshia 1y ago
I tried zoxide, but at the end settled for using fzf to quickly find and enter directories: qcd () { local d dirs=$(fd -t d -t l --ignore-file ~/.gitignore . $@) d="$(echo ${dirs} | fzf +m --height=50%)" &&a
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Show HN: A smart coffee scale that can order coffee on its own(github.com)
6 points by rukenshia 1y ago|1 comments
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by rukenshia 2y ago
will give that a try next time, thank you!
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by rukenshia 2y ago
thanks for that, i'll update references.
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by rukenshia 2y ago
great questions! - knob: yeah, if I were to redesign that part I would move it to the top. I had a total schedule of 4 weeks for this project, and I didn't feel confident enough to rebuild (and print prototypes) of the case when I enco
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by rukenshia 2y ago
Oh that looks very cool! I spent some time researching when I started but didn’t come across this. Thanks!
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by rukenshia 2y ago
Absolutely no offense taken! I knew I was overengineering the hell out of this when I started it :)
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by rukenshia 2y ago
I think functionally the Focus Dial (I linked to it in my README as well) is the much better „product“ and keeps exactly that UX compared to what I built. I had to face the reality of my own limited knowledge and skillset to build something
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by rukenshia 2y ago
honestly feeling this - I (or my friend who now has the device) don't really follow this religiously either. I think it's great when you have a lot of work to be done and feel a little overwhelmed. Getting down into this rhythm ca
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by rukenshia 2y ago
I actually bought a 4" round LCD for that reason, but ended up ditching it in favor for the e-paper display. I also stuck to just showing minutes (and in the last minute 10-second interval updates) so that it doesn't get too distr
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Show HN: Physical Pomodoro Timer with ESP32 and e-paper screen(github.com)
315 points by rukenshia 2y ago|68 comments
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My Future with Elixir: set-theoretic types(elixir-lang.org)
102 points by rukenshia 4y ago|11 comments
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by rukenshia 6y ago
If anyone else has troubles loading this, It didn't work when I was logged in with my G Suite account. Using an incognito tab works fine though.
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by rukenshia 7y ago
surprised nobody has mentioned the freecodecamp radio yet, I really like listening to this on a very low volume. Mostly Lo-Fi music that doesn't take your attention away. https://coderadio.freecodecamp.org/
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by rukenshia 7y ago
We've been using SAML to log in to AWS for the better part of a year now and it's been pretty good for us. When logging in, you assume a role (sts:AssumeRoleWithSAML), I'm surprised you did not mention the worst part: logging
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by rukenshia 7y ago
What are the downsides of using terraform? We are currently in the process of redoing a lot of our infrastructure and are considering Terraform. We had some bad experience in the past with AWS (probably 12-18months ago) and Terraform especi
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by rukenshia 7y ago
I never heard any excitement from people when we told them we would test some automation with their request, but otherwise I love being reminded of this. We tend to slack with that in our team, all the reasons mentioned in this post. What w
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by rukenshia 7y ago
I'm a bit confused about this one.. we have been using SSM Session Manager for quite some time now and this looks like it does the same. We also export all logs during the session with SSM and you can see which user initiated the sessi
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by rukenshia 7y ago
I love that AWS is starting to care more about providing these services. For context, we have basically been building this for 2 years in our company internally to provide hundreds of “compliant by default” accounts. Every company seems to
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by rukenshia 7y ago
I'm actively using[0] sr.ht with a paid membership. I really like the service and the build system is super simple and easy to use, while fulfilling everything I need for my private development. The owner has been super responsive to f
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by rukenshia 7y ago
I actively use it and still call it Sir Hat in my head.
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by rukenshia 8y ago
if you're talking about the iCloud website, switch to "Desktop Mode" on your phone and it will work for the "Find my iPhone" application on there. source: lost my phone and went full panic mode when it said "un
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by rukenshia 8y ago
I feel you and I think it is more of a "React + TypeScript" problem than a TypeScript problem. We have started using Angular 2 (now.. 6?) with TypeScript for a project last year and I never had big issues with TypeScript. Last mon
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by rukenshia 8y ago
> CORNER OF PALM REST SMASHED AND CRACKED, SPREADS TO BOTTOM COVER I assume parent spoke about a new Chromebook, not a used (broken) one
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by rukenshia 8y ago
Definitely sounds like an upgrade to our current approach, thank you!
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by rukenshia 8y ago
Do I have the ability to somehow specify "use git+ssh for this dependency" with the new modules system? Right now it seems near impossible with go to do that other than manually cloning the repositories into the correct path. We c
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by rukenshia 8y ago
> Most of my friends that work at larger public tech companies — it just feels like they're constantly doing unimportant things, going to conferences just for the sake of it Working at a BigCorp(tm) right now, this is somewhat of a
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by rukenshia 9y ago
I think the big problem in us being that slow is that you can't properly test changes. The initial programs get written under immense time pressure to put it productive and what after that? Do you want to touch your productive system a
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by rukenshia 9y ago
Did you ever have the pleasure of working with Siemens' SCL? I found it very frustrating to use but overall a better experience than just using the lego blocks programming you usually see. Combined with your data blocks you could at le
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by rukenshia 9y ago
It honestly doesn't surprise me that so many PLCs are exposed directly and are not up to date. Having worked in maintenance at a large factory where we directly worked with Siemens PLCs, nobody is really prepared to make their PLC secu

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