timvdalen

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by timvdalen 9mo ago
What's stopping you from just running your business while waiting before the notary has time for you? It's ultimately the same thing; if in your async queue system your application was denied you'd still be liable.
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by timvdalen 9mo ago
Is it? If you're not interested in limited liability it's 85 euros to file for a company. If you do want limited liability, you have to visit a notary to found, but even that's only like 500 euros. Sure, you have to do your t
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
I've never used Graphite's AI features, so I can't compare!
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
I'm really used to my Graphite workflow and I can't imagine going without it anymore. An acquisition like this is normally not good news for the product.
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Cursor Acquires Graphite(graphite.com)
167 points by timvdalen 10mo ago|11 comments
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
Thanks! I did, but must have missed this one, thought the announcement was more recent.
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
That discussion is for the original announcement of the price changes, they're now going back on that announcement
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GitHub delays GHA price increase(twitter.com)
2 points by timvdalen 10mo ago|4 comments
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
No it's much less. Our runners are hosted in AWS ECS, you'd be surprised how affordable you can make that given the right optimizations (which is probably why GH made this decision).
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
Just a lot of different actions, none of them long-lived. It's CI/CD for a large monorepo maintained by a relatively small team. We use feature branch deployments, so we trigger a lot of builds.
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
Our current GitHub bill is $90/month, this would add an additional $700/month. I don't see how this doesn't cause a mass outflux.
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
We'd be at roughly $700/month at current usage.
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by timvdalen 10mo ago
Wow, just plain 500s on customer sites. That's a level of down you don't see that often.
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by timvdalen 11mo ago
Another VS code fork?
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by timvdalen 1y ago
Hah, one of the apps I published is still in there, fun to see
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by timvdalen 1y ago
The Changelog recently did a long form interview with this guy: https://changelog.com/news/refactored-in-prison-0X1D
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by timvdalen 1y ago
Yes, but it currently depends on Pocket working. I have an RSS feed from RoyalRoad that new episodes come in on. Using IFTTT, I have an action set up to, whenever a new item comes in on that feed, add the _URL_ of it to my Pocket account. T
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by timvdalen 1y ago
Me too, I hope there will be a replacement with the same low friction. I've been using IFTTT with RSS feeds to add serialized stories to my Kobo as they release.
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by timvdalen 1y ago
I honestly might keep this running just to have clippy always on top, without using the chat at all...
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by timvdalen 2y ago
Looks cool! I can't get new Color Relationship nodes to work, though. The initial one works, but any new ones that I add don't use their input
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by timvdalen 2y ago
Is this the new HN meta?
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Foreign visits into the U.S. fell off a cliff in March(axios.com)
229 points by timvdalen 2y ago|557 comments
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by timvdalen 2y ago
Dijkstra died in 2002, so I assume 2010 is just the date of transcription
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by timvdalen 2y ago
The author can get citizenship[1] but chooses not to for what seems like activist reasons. [1]: https://taejun.substack.com/p/founders-peak-speech-script
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by timvdalen 2y ago
Perhaps I'm missing the point, but the image[1] on the page _doesn't_ show the price in hours, right? [1]: https://www.timeforprice.com/img/img1.png EDIT: Ah, it's a very slow moving carousel that doesn&
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by timvdalen 2y ago
I realized a long time ago that I don't actually want a smartwatch, but this _is_ making me very nostalgic
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by timvdalen 2y ago
How do you get it to run? The first time I clicked the [Play] button it installed Vulkan shaders, but it doesn't do anything on subsequent launches. EDIT: Ah, a re-install fixed it!
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by timvdalen 2y ago
They pretend like people _do_ eat there, that's how the dirty cash ends up in the register.
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by timvdalen 2y ago
Do the orange buttons work for anyone? The Reader app mentions that they're supposed to be for sending feedback, but they've never done anything for me.
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by timvdalen 2y ago
Multiple trips to the hardware store for what you thought was a quick job is entirely too relatable

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