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   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   I did not realize the specs. I was hoping for like 600$usd but I might have reached for 1000$usd. I love the idea, however, most of my heavy lifting is done in a remote machine. I spend most of my day in a kitty terminal ssh-ed to a beefy b
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   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   I cant access the form with firefox. I dont see any blocked requests from my dns blocker in the network tab. Uncaught DOMException: Permission denied to access property "frameElement" on cross-origin object EnterIDAndPIN.ascx:131
3. 33.▲
   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   The only thing I agree with from this "Make your own rules". I feel like it is click bait otherwise. Reading this I would apply for a job here personally.
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   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   Structionsite | Rust, Elm, Computer Vision | Full Time | Remote Structionsite is looking for stellar, driven individuals who like to put their boots on the ground and get the job done. We are hiring technologists and evangelists to revoluti
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   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   StructionSite | Rust, Elm, Computer Vision | Full Time | Remote StructionSite is looking for stellar, driven individuals who like to put their boots on the ground and get the job done. We are hiring technologists and evangelists to revoluti
6. 36.▲
   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   I support my local farmers that are doing things better. However, I do believe lab and veggie meat is a solution to a volume problem. To quote your own site "Mulligan Farms, LLC is an agricultural concern run by a family of new and ded
7. 37.▲
   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   This is the Way
8. 38.▲
   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   Skillet in terminal N is operated by HMS. I know because I gave feedback and they respond. Side note: the amazing Salt and Straw is from Portland.
9. 39.▲
   by sbeckeriv 5y ago

   This is also covered in a chapter in the book when you deploy the project. I did not do a live deploy but the it looked like a nice setup even for a pet project.
10. 40.▲
    by sbeckeriv 5y ago

    Learn it because you are interested. If nothing else you take back something you learn to another language. The zero2prod has a nice 38 page sample. I'm not sure how zero is for someone who has never written rust.
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    by sbeckeriv 5y ago

    I have been writing rust for personal projects for years. I love how the book structures the project and it is test driven. I will be using it as an example when I do projects moving forward. I like that it is one complete project a lot as
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    by sbeckeriv 6y ago

    Dell xp15 i7-9750H ubuntu 20.04 v1.50.0-nightly cargo clean && cargo build -p makepad --release Compiling makepad v0.1.0 (/home/becker/trash/makepad/makepad) Finished release [optimized] target(s)
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    by sbeckeriv 6y ago

    selfplug: https://sbeckeriv.github.io/personal_search/ I am working on a personal project that like this. It is in early stages. I am creating a local search based on my browser history. So it doesnt crawl pages. Also
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    by sbeckeriv 6y ago

    I have used Ruby and yes Rails for work for over 10 years. I did learn c++ in school but never use it professionally. Like you I see a lot of what I like in Ruby in Rust. I have been using it "amateurishly" for the last 3 years. I
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    by sbeckeriv 6y ago

    https://github.com/fdehau/tui-rs Liked using this. I wrote a TUI for my company's api with it. I dont use the website much any more.
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    by sbeckeriv 6y ago

    A private largest yard owner goes to a group of children that have been playing there for years, and tells one “I want all your lunches, or leave my private yard.” The children refuse, and they leave; but it’s the children’s fault for not a
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    by sbeckeriv 7y ago

    I love seeing this book listed. I picked it up 4ish years ago while learning Rust. I was converting the code to Rust and I found a small bug[1] because I could not convert the code as it was. Peter was amazingly responsive and encouraging.
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    by sbeckeriv 7y ago

    Yes every manufactured product will have its percentage of issues. I think it is how you handle the failures and the customers that will be important moving forward. I can not speak to the original quote but my experience as not been amazin
19. 49.▲
    by sbeckeriv 9y ago

    Nice to use and useful insights. Thanks!
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    by sbeckeriv 9y ago

    I would like to know more.
21. 51.▲
    by sbeckeriv 11y ago

    BEEP on TCP - RFC 3081 Any day now... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BEEP
22. 52.▲
    by sbeckeriv 12y ago

    Follow up: After some back and forth with support they are forwarding it to the "webmaster". They do not sell emails so no small claims. I will be following up with them. Thanks!
23. 53.▲
    by sbeckeriv 12y ago

    Does some offer this as a service yet?
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    by sbeckeriv 12y ago

    I assume they sold my email. I have no supporting evidence that they did. I did receive an email back from support saying they don't sell email addresses. I replied with more information. I did just noticed 5 days before I received spa
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    Ask HN: A business sold my email. What can I do about it?

    11 points by sbeckeriv 12y ago|13 comments
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    by sbeckeriv 12y ago

    I would like to know why it disappeared from Firefox mobile. The early version had it where you swiped to get the tabs on the left. http://dknite.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/firefox-fennec-mob... I am going to try
27. 57.▲
    by sbeckeriv 13y ago

    Easy setup and integration so far!
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    by sbeckeriv 13y ago

    Honeybadger so far. Working well enough. Love the deduping.
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    Dreamhost pulls newsletter(webcache.googleusercontent.com)

    2 points by sbeckeriv 13y ago|0 comments
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    by sbeckeriv 14y ago

    No one pointed out it says panic in the url? http://code.google.com/p/anic/