shmoogy

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by shmoogy 4y ago
It saves me more time than the monthly cost of the service. I've never tried things like Jedi or copilot before - I definitely enjoy it more than I thought I would.
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by shmoogy 4y ago
Competitor pricing, stock, leadtimes, promotions.
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by shmoogy 4y ago
Has anybody created anything similar to Portia for scraping? I'd love to self host or pay a nominal fee to allow my team to create / adjust scrapers via a UI
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by shmoogy 4y ago
Next next iteration maybe if no results show a similar one that's cached for you so there's no unavailable requests for a valid zip? And/or storing stale data with a last accessed date range. I wish you the best of luck getti
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by shmoogy 4y ago
I've definitely noticed more issues after adding users, but it's more that they don't actually understand a lot of what they're trying to do and cause problems when writing dags.
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by shmoogy 4y ago
I've been using airflow for about 2 years now in production. It's been mostly good - the few times things go wrong, it's a huge pain in the ass to figure out why... but it's significantly better than just straight cron
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by shmoogy 4y ago
This really caught my interest. I set up the docker on my Unraid instance and as far as I can tell you can't set the iOS app or chrome add on to use the local instance. Kind of a shame... I wanted something to get up and running quic
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by shmoogy 4y ago
This is a problem in the US with cars as well. People focus on the monthly payment they can handle, and financing department extends loan term and plays other games to make it work, despite ballooning overall cost
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by shmoogy 4y ago
2021 m1 MacBook Air, 2x 4K displays, a 5210x1440 and a 3k X 1440 ultrawide - caldigit ts3, and 2x displaylink adapters - no issues at all with them - the caveat is that I did pay for SwitchResX to make things work.
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by shmoogy 4y ago
I felt $29 was a bit much considering greenshot and other free things on windows that do similar ... but I use it hundreds of times some days and it's overall great.
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by shmoogy 4y ago
> For me, I think I'd just quit if I was told to lay off people on my team. Maybe that's hard to do in the moment, since I'd also not want to lose my job in a major crisis, but it sounds awful. Typically layoffs happen for
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by shmoogy 4y ago
16gb 1tb ssd is the min for me. I've only notified things slowing down twice - I had open: a few instances of Tableau Desktop, some jupyter notebooks, several RDPs, a 500k line xml file in VS code, several excel sheets, slack, Skype,
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by shmoogy 4y ago
An internal ID for a customer record is probably tied to the orders and other internal data. Deleting a record just breaks shit you might need for historical purposes. It's better to disassociate the customer info and maintain the oth
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by shmoogy 4y ago
It's worse on mac than others something with the io iirc
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by shmoogy 4y ago
Have you tried it on m1? I'm running a 4k at 60hz and 3440x1440 at 75hz and they are fine - I don't think I notice any latency issues at all
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by shmoogy 4y ago
I don't think it sounds like me when I hear my own voice - either when I speak or hear recorded snippets. I'm not sure what voice it is - but when I read or type I hear it, and I can ask questions internally and kind of look up th
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by shmoogy 4y ago
> Not sure if others are the sameway, but the downside to this is that I have nearly zero spatial-imagery skills. You know the tests where they show you a 3D shape, and ask you which possible rotation is still the same shape? Or the one
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by shmoogy 4y ago
I'm an aphant and I have an inner monologue
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by shmoogy 4y ago
The only one I can think of : https://twitter.com/sweatystartup/status/1405205780329078793...
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by shmoogy 5y ago
Bringing the attention of a systematic failure/issue to a CEO that may be caused by policies that force KPIs internally that lead to frustrating encounters is the best way to resolve these kinds of issues.
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by shmoogy 5y ago
I'm currently using spot.io for a managed spot instance and changeover if the type gets called back. How would this service work to change away from them managing it - would it be just as simple as if it was a regular instance swap?
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by shmoogy 5y ago
That pissed me off. I signed up for their thing to get a hoodie - it was not frictionless and they cancelled it never sending me my order.
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by shmoogy 5y ago
I moved from FreeNAS/TrueNAS after 5ish years to Unraid. So far, it's been a lot easier to get things working the way I wanted. Worth the cost of entry
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by shmoogy 5y ago
The idea was fantastic. A blade of air that swipes water off of your hands - one of the only air dryer products where you actually had dry hands after using the product. Not sure I ever ran into the problem you did.
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by shmoogy 5y ago
Love this site. Been using it for years whenever we need to diagnose deliverability.
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by shmoogy 5y ago
I signed up as this is something I've been thinking about how to make for my internal use since Portia was abandoned. I do not like having to provide a phone number for this kind of thing, and I expect others may hesitate to sign up d
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by shmoogy 5y ago
It's fun because it became a viral literally everybody I know started doing. I'm a bit burned out now after doing all of the variants every day and trying to be overly competitive squareword, quardle, octordle, sedecordle, worldle
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by shmoogy 5y ago
This is typically very slow (minutes) and they can be dropped silently.
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by shmoogy 5y ago
I manage and run our airflow instance - outside of migrating from 1.X to 2.x I haven't really had any problems. Learning curve was a bit higher than I hoped, but being able to set tasks downstream and backfill is so much nicer than re
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by shmoogy 5y ago
Open source pipeline framework mainly used for ETL ( https://airflow.apache.org/ ) and task orchestration

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