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by tehlike 2y ago
WebRTC might provide a good way to handle this.
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by tehlike 2y ago
TIL - thank you.
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by tehlike 2y ago
SSD prices have somewhat been sticky & not coming down for some reason... https://pricetracker.wtf/product/63777900-d7b6-4391-addf-b03...
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Beer can math – recycling vs. reducing consumption(ucolick.org)
3 points by tehlike 2y ago|0 comments
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by tehlike 2y ago
Main pro: You are an American.
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by tehlike 2y ago
As long as you keep your greencard, you still need to declare your income worldwide. Depending on your home country, having US passport opens up a lot of other possibilities for travel too.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Remote start is not needed to make the car roadworthy.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Because it will continue to sell - it's a porsche. Something i wouldn't do, but i understand.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Are evs taxed for road maintenance given they are much heavier?
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by tehlike 2y ago
Gas is already taxed.
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by tehlike 2y ago
As far as query languages go, you may want to look into prql, kusto or google's alternative (i forgot its name). They are composable, and more natural.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Why did you decide against tp-link? I give UI a +1 for overall quality/integration and being an American company, but TPLink seems also well praised recently. With Tapo Cameras etc they seem to be going in the steps of UI too.
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by tehlike 2y ago
My only issue is with aps. Their wifi7 is limited by 2.5g uplink.
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by tehlike 2y ago
You are future proofing, and it's not a bad thing. I started with cable, then moved to fiber, and now planning to move to 10Gbps fiber with sonic, and for sure I use any bandwidth I can. At 1Gbps, I do saturate a lot of providers for t
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by tehlike 2y ago
Concrete is pretty limiting.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41510422
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by tehlike 2y ago
Well written, and timely for me to get inspiration from. I have been going back and forth between doing off-the-shelf vs using opnsense/pfsense in a rackmount router. Haven't made mind on it yet. I will subscribe to 10gbps sonic f
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by tehlike 2y ago
This is like the lambda / Linq on .NET. Well done. Take a look at PRQL too. You may enjoy it, it may even help you simplify query transformations to sql.
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by tehlike 2y ago
One of my wishlist items - rocksdb storage engine for postgres.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Here's a related data point - something i like to refer to: Plastic bags vs reusable bags. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/grocery-bag-environmental...
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by tehlike 2y ago
I have not tried it, but I used to be a .net developer and worked a lot with LINQ (and contributed a bit to NHibernate and its Linq provider) and I am a big fan of the approach. Kusto does seem interesting too, and i think some of the stuff
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by tehlike 2y ago
LINQ, PRQL, Kusto has all preceeded this. While LINQ is mostly restricted to .NET, PRQL is not. https://prql-lang.org/ It's a welcome change in the industry. I made this prediction a couple years back: https:/&#x
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by tehlike 2y ago
Thank you, I briefly read about mules before. It makes sense
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by tehlike 2y ago
One thing I didn't get is if he wired the money to a bank account (and not a random cryptocurrency address), how could they not found the scammers who did this.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Have you considered LASIK?
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by tehlike 2y ago
postgres also supports gin indexes, so could do int arrays & contains queries, for example.
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by tehlike 2y ago
I am an early backer and have been using it for few years bow. Camect is great.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Oauth is nice and convenient.
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by tehlike 2y ago
Cockroachdb or yugabyte kind of solves for sortedness by pk since it uses rocksdb variants/lsm tree underneath.
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by tehlike 2y ago
It does, but it's a bit of a problem when table is large and gets new rows since by default it locks the table and is a slow operation. Oh and also does compression which helps quite a bit with network storages (like cloud disks)

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