t_mahmood

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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   Hmm, when I set it up, mercury was a thing, so, the script handled both. And, also, I was young, and that made me feel good :D
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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   Don't know about op, I had a script that would go through each plugin folder, check if it was a git folder, and pulled. Now I use vimplug though
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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   Thank you for the explanation! The version in the OpenWrt didn't support the full command. Had to update to `ip-full`. After the command was successful, I can see the entry in the `ip neigh` table. Now digging around
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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   > Why don't you send WOL directly over the internet? (You'll need to set up a permanent ARP record on the router.) Hm, so never tried something like that before actually, I think for OpenWrt I need to install arp packages. I do
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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   Now I have another mobile with more control, so restart is not a problem anymore, and as I can SSH in to it using Termux. This basically handles all of my needs. Now I just need to get enough momentum to set up the process of waking up my d
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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   Ha ha, I tried something similar when I had to go to Thailand for my wife's treatment. And failed spectacularly. Fortunately, my laptop had all the files. I didn't have Tailscale at that time. My Desktop, WoL on, tested to be work
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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   Location: Bangladesh Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not yet Technologies: * Python, Rust * Django, Axum, HTMX, Tailwindcss, ReactJS, SolidJS, VueJS, Spring boot * Tauri, iced-rs, gtk-rs * Linux, bash * Serv
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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   Certainly, So I use an IDE, IntelliJ Ultimate to be precise. None of the use-cases you mention requires LLM. Just available as IDE functionalities. IntelliJ has LLM based auto complete, with which I am okay, But it still wrong too many time
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   by t_mahmood 1y ago

   Ahh, yes, I remember now! I think it's almost 8 years now? Stopped using them after the buy out. Too bad, actually, their service was pretty good.
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    ... you failed at reading comprehension? My comment was not about using AWS is bad, it has its uses. My comment was about how in this instance it was simply not needed. And I even speculated when it might be needed. To pick the correct tool
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    Sure, that can be a point, which is helping you overcome your personal barrier, But that can be anything, That is not you were vouching for on the original comment. It was about saving time.
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    So, I am paying $20, for a glorified code generator, that may or may not be correct, to write a small function that I can do for free, and be confident about the correctness, if I have not been lazy to implement a test for it. If you point
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    > If all you need is "good enough" reliability and basic compute power (which I think is good enough for many businesses, considering AWS isn't exactly outage free either), you're probably better off getting a server
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    I have used Knownhost previously, it served me really well. Before that, I used to go for Linode, but I think they've become more pricey?
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    This costed around $10k. Which also includes work that is outside the reimplementation. I do not know how much actually cost of the original application. The app, that I was developing, was for another purpose, and the reimplementation was
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    I don't get why people are so hell-bent on going to AWS, for the most minor applications, without looking at simpler options! I am not even thousands km near the level of what you are doing, but my client was paying $100/m for an
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    Well, to add insult to the injury, this bank does not allow website login without the mobile app. Which is absolutely infuriating. I did mention that on my comment :-)
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    Unfortunately, not an option right now. Setting up foreign currency payout is difficult in my country, a lot of paperworks needed, we don't even have PayPal. Also, the previous autocratic government, that was forcefully expelled after
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    Unfortunately, I can say with 100% confident, the customer service of my bank will not freaking understand what is a rooted phone, or LineageOS ... And my bank's web app developer couldn't even fix their log in bug for several mon
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    My bank blocks my mobile with Lineage OS, and it's not even possible to login to the web site without the mobile app. Absolutely pathetic. Now I have to keep my 4 year old phone with 2 year outdated Android to access the bank applicati
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    I think I should have used the word enshittification of Android. And, I need to brush up my writing, it's getting progressively worse.
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    Yes, this is what I was talking about
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    After the rugpull of Android, are we really going to trust Google with anything?
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    In my country, and I believe it's true for surronding countries too ... we are tought to earn money, ethics comes later. They do not see the deeper implications, nor care about ethics, as long as it's filling up their bank. Obviou
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    I had to fix my broken OnePlus 7t last year, with Lineage OS I don't miss a thing, except my bank app. For which I use an old Moto. I used to be a flagship phone buyer all the time. But I now feel spending too much on a new phone is k
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    Just from my basic understanding after working with sdl2 and gtk, sdl2 is more suitable for game development, It doesn't have standard set of UI elements. So every UI element, and interactions will have to be implemented by hand. Now i
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    As an Asian driver, you're not wrong. Almost everyone drives like they have to save the world in next destinati aaon
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    I had it, but it was not working. BUT I got it to work! Apparently I had my tmux setup wrong Changing to this fixed the colors on tmux. Hopefully this help someone in the future. # tmux colors set -g default-terminal "xterm-2
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    Location: Bangladesh Remote: Yes, Remote only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, Python, Django, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MariaDB, HTMX, Hyperscript, Tauri, PyGTK, spaCy, Tailwind, AWS, Linux, Google API, Amazon SP-API, Serve
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    by t_mahmood 1y ago

    Ah, terminals ARE really nice, aren't they? Fast and efficient. Can't say that for too many apps. Nevertheless, yeah, I meant crashing, All these years of gnome terminal, Tilix I never had them crashing.