shmoogy

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by shmoogy 6y ago
Yes in Illinois
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by shmoogy 6y ago
Yup seeing the same. Moving to new cdn this is too many times in the past year :-(
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by shmoogy 6y ago
Generally shortcuts are far more efficient - navigating via vim movements are incredibly fast for proficient users. Same holds true if you use excel, shortcut gurus generally far faster to accomplish the same thing. Back when I used to play
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by shmoogy 6y ago
Won't IV collapse from the ludicrous 800% killing any gains? Better to sell cash secured put to gain the premium then sell the underlying maybe?
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by shmoogy 6y ago
$0 commissions are huge, and allow people to (Along with partial stock buys) invest little amounts on a recurring basis. Robinhood forced the major brokers to do $0 stock trades, just need a few others to do $0 option trades too. The fees
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by shmoogy 6y ago
If you use them like WSB they are an unnecessary accelerator, they're intended for being used as a hedge (and probably other things more savvy investors know more about).
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by shmoogy 6y ago
The idea is usually to use hundreds or thousands of IPs, avoiding (ideally) detection, and not having any banned. Obviously if hundreds of people are using the same blocks, it doesn't quite work like that. The real user/owner wou
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I've been looking for how to get flask-login to work with Zappa lambdas - haven't had time to play around and try to get it to work. Appreciate the guide, I'll hopefully give it a try this weekend.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I couldn't get pymssql and pyodbc to work, but I didn't try very hard. Other than that, most things I use have no issues.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I used RClone to sync to B2. They've got an iPhone app that you can download to browse + download from the bucket, else the website itself. There might be further reasons for it, but I mostly use it as an offsite backup that my wife c
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I actually just moved all my stuff from Dropbox to B2 buckets. My December bill was like $0.09
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by shmoogy 6y ago
Solution for this is to make flask or django apps. Easier to make user interfaces, and solves packaging / user experience problems.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
All their managed services will be running off them in time
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I love airflow because it shows you the tasks in a tree view, and dag view, and you can trigger jobs manually. The UI is fine, but looks to be improved in 2.0. Main improvement I am looking forward to are the scheduler changes, I run a few
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by shmoogy 6y ago
Thank you for clarifying, that scared the heck out of me. Is there an official guide of how to update from 1.10.x to 2.0, or do we still need to do the 1.14 update, then move over? I'm interested in updating ASAP, but scared to break
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by shmoogy 6y ago
So if I am on 1.10.6, and upgrade, all of my existing scripts will break as >> is removed?
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by shmoogy 6y ago
We use SendGrid and Mailgun right now, and both of these expose the suppression list, email address, time, and reason code + description. In Sendgrid you can filter, and mass select to remove suppressions easily (which was great). In mail
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by shmoogy 6y ago
5xx error results in suppression list addition of an email, so future emails won't be delivered (by most ESPs), and not returning MX response would probably be just as bad, or worse (or result in millions/billions of emails being
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by shmoogy 6y ago
You generally avoid sending to known bad addresses or your reputation will be destroyed very quickly. The 550 response is (read: was) a clear "you fucked up, this user doesn't exist" prior to this. I saw someone on Reddit say
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by shmoogy 6y ago
My m1 air does 5120x1440 @ 120hz, so they cannot cap out at 95hz.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I would imagine since it's a known timeframe, domain, and error response, they can cleanly remove the suppression lists. I logged into our sendgrid and mailgun accounts and manually purged all the failed gmail records.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
Was just about to post this as I couldn't find any resources to point to an outage.. will keep an eye on this. Ran into the same thing yesterday at 4:37 PM Central, had 25 bounced emails for that single minute in time all from Gmail, s
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by shmoogy 6y ago
You can use display link adapters if necessary, or get a super ultra wide. My air is pushing 5120x1440 @ 120hz on my 49 inch super ultrawide and doesn't stress at all.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I use different size instances, but I use SSH (mosh), tmux, and vscoder through the browser, when I "need" an IDE. on my MacBook Air, I use azure data studio to connect to our MSSQL instances if I need a UI view of our database.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
> If you want to see some sketchy shit, look deeply into what the VPN companies are doing. You mean selling use of residential IP addresses of people who have no idea? I assumed that was the case when I saw companies selling proxies tha
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by shmoogy 6y ago
>Though Google takes up a worryingly large fraction of it. Wonder if there could be a shell tool to just dump the first stackoverflow hit for a search. I saw this yesterday and your comment reminded me of it: https://github.co
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by shmoogy 6y ago
When the mention of the magnets came up, I figured this was a bit more than I wanted to spend. What a bummer, but I hope it ends up being real audiophile grade hardware.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I only have it installed to stream via moonlight. Now that steam link is on iOS though, I haven't used it in a long time.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
Very legit list, checked for some I know of and they were all here.
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by shmoogy 6y ago
I don't know how it's actually done, but we use Kount and have a lot of different rules set up within it. I know protonmail accounts get crazy high danger ratings based on our settings. They've got all kinds of levers within

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