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by thegagne 1y ago
Check out https://aep.dev , they have a CLI tool for doing that, _if_ you write your OpenAPI to follow their spec. We are adopting it, both because of the nice standard it provides and also for the guaranteed tooling (TF, MCP, CL
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by thegagne 1y ago
What’s in your toolkit for server and client generation?
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by thegagne 1y ago
I organized #mst3k for a while and we collected pretty much all of the existing episodes. Good times.
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by thegagne 2y ago
Efficiency and ease of adoption would be my guess. The APNIC Ping podcast did an excellent 2 part series on the problems of DNSSEC. It puts more responsibility on the DNS systems that are already complex and doing a lot of work. The CA syst
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by thegagne 2y ago
It’s been a while but I used a bunch of these tools continuously for years. I mostly always used sslyze, because it was very versatile and gave me the info I wanted, whether it was around ciphers, tickets, cert chain validations, etc. I thi
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by thegagne 3y ago
Any recommendations for #3? Particularly with low barrier of entry for kids? Something you can use a midi keyboard and a mic with?
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by thegagne 3y ago
I think his question is more about does the worker directly access the GPU and thus require js tooling to handle the GPU somehow (no), or does it make subrequests to a separate GPU service not running the worker runtime (yes).
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by thegagne 3y ago
> if we (Cloudflare) decided to make Cap'n Proto be a public-facing feature of the Workers platform. How likely is this? What would be the benefits and use-cases of doing this? Would it be a standardized JS offering, or something sp
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by thegagne 4y ago
I had this at a big name company and it totally soured me on them. Went through all the interview rounds and expected an offer, but instead was ghosted. No response via email or phone. Another three letter company claimed to have a halt to
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by thegagne 4y ago
Interested because it has all the basic features I want, and like the lifetime membership thing, but the mobile experience is unusable, and for that reason, I’m out. /sharktank
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by thegagne 4y ago
On this topic, I need to replace the 2x4 flush fluorescents (ballasts are bad) in my basement. Any suggestions? Also looking for basic motion sensor to turn them off when nobody is down there.
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by thegagne 4y ago
They do have graphql api analytics to show usage.
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by thegagne 4y ago
You are going to want to use the API and store video metadata in a database. With your own database of assets it’s possible to change services down the road without as much hassle.
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by thegagne 4y ago
I got it running on WSL w/ docker using docker compose. I didn’t do much more than get it running though.
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by thegagne 4y ago
Hey congrats on the release! This is a big step and really helps build some trust in the platform.
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by thegagne 4y ago
Water cooled? More like water heated, amirite?
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by thegagne 4y ago
Behold, my decentralized bank-inator (for kids)! I loved the banks as a child because they gave me candy suckers, but now I hate them because they won’t loan me any money for my inators, and won’t give me candy suckers! I’ll show them! They
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by thegagne 4y ago
I think a big piece that is ignored is how much normal compute/memory usage has been shifted to the Cloud. I no longer need to have local resources to do amazing things. I don't need an 10GB+ GPU in my phone to be able to hit some
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by thegagne 4y ago
https://youtu.be/pVQeP5vRP5E
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by thegagne 4y ago
I think the issue is the old rug pull where the terms/price change dramatically after you are hooked, and after they have bought out or undercut the competition.
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by thegagne 4y ago
I am pretty sure they are saying is that the matano portion of it, which does the security log processing, deploys in a serverless fashion (lambda I assume?). This means as a dev you don’t need to maintain a server, or even container image,
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by thegagne 4y ago
I’ll have to go back! I remember loving that series as a kid. Thanks!
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by thegagne 4y ago
I haven’t! I’ll give it a try.
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by thegagne 4y ago
Those are good, but kind of strange and hard to get through, especially the first one.
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by thegagne 4y ago
I really enjoyed the book. I’m almost always down for some sci-fi dystopia, and as a religious person I enjoyed this particular lens on it. A couple I highly recommend from another Catholic author, The Lord of the World, and Dawn of All, by
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by thegagne 4y ago
I use Dendron daily for work. The main value it provides for me is a shortcut to create a daily journal note, and a quick organizational structure. That’s it. I don’t do anything fancy with it, but just this simple functionality is enough f
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by thegagne 4y ago
More background info: https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2022/07/25/tether-bitfinex-hyperc... https://www.bitdegree.org/crypto/news/bitfinex-hypercore-tet... I think the use of P2P like DHT
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by thegagne 4y ago
Lol missed this comment while writing mine.
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by thegagne 4y ago
He can choose to do it the easy way and just take an outage to move it, or possibly go into read only mode while moving. We tend to over engineer things as if it’s the end of the world to take a 10 minute outage… and end up causing longer o
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by thegagne 4y ago
Similar to https://stealingurfeelin.gs/ which was created with support from Mozilla.

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