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by spondyl 6y ago
As someone who doesn't live in the Bay Area, I'm assuming there are cables of some sort that cross the bay?
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by spondyl 6y ago
I'd be interested to know if setting Service Level Objectives were considered as an alternative to using Apdex? Given that it's nice to be able to then calculate an error budget out of your SLO and use that to determine whether ch
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by spondyl 6y ago
Ah, amazing! I wonder if it'd be possible to make an Emacs auth source using the 1Password CLI? I kinda wish the CLI was more like pass
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by spondyl 6y ago
I agree with the sentiment around I/O which is the last remaining pain point. I only use it for Dropbox since my org files live there but I ended up installing the Dropbox CLI instead. It kinda sucks though since WSL 2 doesn't hav
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by spondyl 6y ago
While it's only for enterprise customers, AWS has a weekly email containing upcoming launches which are under NDA. It also has what amounts to recaps of recent launches, blog posts etc. Only the launches section is not publically avail
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Orgro – An open-source mobile org-mode file viewer(orgro.org)
5 points by spondyl 6y ago|0 comments
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by spondyl 6y ago
One of my favourite shortcut domains is http://aws.moe
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by spondyl 6y ago
Thanks for your feedback! While I don't work on the product (directly) or speak in any official capacity, I can definitely route your pain points and compliments to the respective teams internally :)
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by spondyl 6y ago
Learning how to use org-mode and Doom Emacs :)
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by spondyl 6y ago
I don't know if any Gitlabbers are in the comments but I'd be interested to know: Is this basically your internal asset register open sourced? I suppose they're not particularly top secret but there could be a version that ha
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by spondyl 6y ago
This isn't a recommendation or advice but if you're after a ledger that's larger than what Xero can offer to a big org, Netsuite seems to be what Gitlab uses and is ironically enough also what Xero uses. Unfortunately (and so
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Setting up Emacs inside of a WSL2 distribution(utf9k.net)
3 points by spondyl 6y ago|0 comments
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by spondyl 6y ago
That's actually a really cool idea. We currently use a rendered Markdown doc but as a team who can forget and then have to do another commit, this would remove the friction required.
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by spondyl 6y ago
Heya, Just wanted to let you know that I don't have a degree (nor do I know know FEA, transducers or electrical prototyping are) I've been in the industry for hmm, a little over two years now, getting on perfectly well so if I can
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by spondyl 6y ago
Fastmail is really nice alternative, not just for the email but because it comes with a calendar and contacts. You can sync contacts via CardDav and your calendar via CalDav. Even better, if you have a work Google account like I do, you can
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by spondyl 7y ago
Out of curiosity, are there any common themes on why that person (ie Brent) sticks around? Part of me wants to say that if a company is so disfunctional that one engineer (or a handful of engineers) prop it up, it deserves to fall over
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by spondyl 7y ago
Hah! Funny, I was just talking to my flatmate yesterday about Bernays :) +1 on the recommendation for Century of the Self by Adam Curtis. There's a snippet in there about how Bernays was brought in during the creation of easy bake good
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by spondyl 7y ago
I've only used Zoom in recent times and while it has seemed fairly solid, I also can't say I've noticed any major differences from Google Meet. We use it internally at Xero, more than ever currently with working from home, an
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by spondyl 7y ago
Came here to +1 Integromat. It's definitely my go to for stock-standard automation. I once had a pipeline that would take Trello tickets with movie names, search them using (I think) TMDB and apply a synopsis + posters to the Trello ti
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by spondyl 7y ago
There's an in-game app called the Critter Guide that does bugs/fish and what months they're available. It requires you've encountered said bug/fish at least once though I think for it to appear in the guide
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by spondyl 7y ago
I can also recommend Showstoppers. One thing I thought was interesting is that Dave Cutler swore by taking his vacations on time, every time. It's a stark contrast to the "hustle" culture you sometimes hear, given how highly
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by spondyl 7y ago
My mobile browser actually froze up and crashed :(
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Fear Not the Long Road(steamcommunity.com)
1 points by spondyl 7y ago|0 comments
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by spondyl 7y ago
> Twitter says since it introduced a new developer review process in July 2018, it has reviewed over a million developer applications and approved 75%. There is still no re-review process however. I have an original apps.twitter.com acco
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by spondyl 7y ago
Fortinet Web Filtering at my work has blocked this page under the category of "Hacking" :( I just submitted a re-evaluation and it was updated to... the hacking category --- Web Page Blocked! You have tried to access a web page wh
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by spondyl 7y ago
There used to be a FoldingAtHome application for the Playstation 3 that I ran for a while. It's a shame it never made its way to other consoles because they're properly underutilised during the day, for me at least.
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by spondyl 7y ago
While I couldn't find anything in the docs, there's a snippet of a transcript here: https://changelog.com/podcast/201#transcript-67
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Financial Position of the United States(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by spondyl 7y ago|0 comments
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by spondyl 7y ago
I'll be the first to admit that I moved from Pocket Casts to Spotify at the start of the year, when I saw that my Year in Review featured podcasts. That's all it took, plus the convenience of having one singular app for music + po
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Publish Your Older Works(utf9k.net)
1 points by spondyl 7y ago|0 comments

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