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by schneems 2y ago
I want a kids app where a parent can send a task to the watch and have it display, possibly with an occasional alarm or vibration. Ideally with a picture and text. Bonus points for a function to read the task out loud (for kids who cannot r
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I think it boils down to quality of life. If you’re payed bank but feel abused you won’t be happy. If every day feels like a weekend with the buds but you can’t put food on the table you won’t be happy. People want and need: autonomy, purpo
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> How can your opinion outweigh that of the various decision makers who originally agreed to implement it?
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> Berners-Lee, the creator of the Web, chose the name “World Wide Web” because he wanted to emphasize that, in this global hypertext system, anything could link to anything else https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php&#x
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by schneems 2y ago
If you like dokku, have you seen Cloud Native Buildpacks? You can build an OCI image from them as a first class feature https://github.com/heroku/buildpacks/blob/main/docs/ruby/REA...
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There’s a whole other “buildpack” system that is now retroactively called “classic buildpacks” https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/buildpacks#classic-bui... Calling it a “Cloud Native Buildpack” differentiates betwee
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You are welcome! The event yielded a few commits to the Ruby CNB, but none to any other deploy or build tools. I left my session open ended and that resulted in a fix to a surprisingly difficult to debug problem in syntax suggest (runtime s
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Hi HN . This is my post. Somewhat surprised to see it on the front page. This post was written for an in person hackday for RubyConf, but it links out to some async tutorials for using Cloud Native Buildpacks like these ones that are progra
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Thanks for the fast reply! For some background: Rundoc is a tool for writing tutorials such that the author is guaranteed the outcome is valid (if a command fails, the tutorial fails) and for helping users see the exact output they would ex
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Does this work with VScode? I’m wanting a way to drive VScode in the same way as selenium can drive a website. For the purpose of adding support for it to https://github.com/zombocom/rundoc . I would appreciate any tip
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by schneems 2y ago
IIRC urbandictionary is/was a one man show, Aaron Peckham. Deployed on Heroku https://blog.heroku.com/heroku-xl (post from 2014, not sure if he is still a customer).
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Nadia is an amazing speaker. Look up her other talks. You won’t regret it. She blends technical info with an interesting story/mystery in a very thoughtful and well delivered package. Here’s a recent one https://m.youtube.co
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Thanks for mentioning that. It seems the PDF and the google docs "manual" have diverged a bit. (at least in page numbers). I was curious about materials for the core. I know that they're supposed to exchange humidity as well
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This is neat! I had some issues with ventilation in a foamed house and the only product that’s not a whole home ERV (which, I didn’t have space or ducting) was the Panasonic whispercomfort which actually has some requirements that were hard
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by schneems 2y ago
> windows 3 style concurrency I would say that fibers, when used with Samuel’s ecosystem of gems act as node’s event loop (which I am guessing more people on here would be familiar with). They can auto switch on I/O like Ruby’s thre
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There’s a difference between classic “buildpacks” and “cloud native buildpacks” today you cannot use “cloud native buildpacks” on Heroku, but you can sign up for our pilot platform called Fir that will support them. The “classic” buildpacks
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A concept I learned about in Knowledge Based AI (gatech ONSCS) is called “version spaces” where instead of starting at specific examples and moving to be more general or the other way around you do both as a kind of knowledge bidirectional
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by schneems 2y ago
Cloud Native Buildpacks now produce OCI images. Here’s a tutorial for using them locally https://github.com/heroku/buildpacks/blob/main/docs/ruby/REA...
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The blog post is one of three published recently. It's from Terence Lee, an architect and former maintainer of Bundler (Ruby package manager). He co-founded the Cloud Native Buildpack project and was part of open sourcing the original
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One big part that I'm personally excited about is support for Cloud Native Buildpacks. It's an open spec, part of the CNCF, and produces container images. You can use it to debug locally and can try it out now https://g
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I’ll add: go to the TA study sessions. And try to answer questions in class. Even if you have nothing to ask, use that time to do homework, listen to other people’s questions. Yes, you’ll learn more. Also, TAs will recognize you put in the
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by schneems 2y ago
> So perfectly fine to skip some days and still it's possible to solve some of the next ones! You try telling that to my brain. That guy doesn’t listen to me.
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My Red Hot ADHD Programming 'Affliction'(schneems.com)
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From the readme it seems it’s faster because lexbor is faster. What makes lexbor ao much faster?
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*Severance* has entered the chat.
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Find projects here https://www.codetriage.com/ I recommend looking for projects you care about already instead of going the other way. Best place to start isn’t by looking in your lockfile https://www.codetriage.
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In Japan. The price is high but I still like it.
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It was a mix of markdown, liquid, scss and ruby scripts via a Rakefile to tie it together to generate html. I bought a prince XML license for PDF generation. It was a hodgepodge of stuff.
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I agree. I DID write a book! https://howtoopensource.dev/ My biggest tip is this: Don’t skip getting beta readers. High quality feedback is really hard to come by. I changed my tool chain to add a google form at the end of
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Run: $ cargo expand And you’ll see the resulting code. Rust is really several languages, ”vanilla” rust, declarative macros and proc macros. Each have a slightly different capability set and different dialect. You get used to worki

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