tomjakubowski

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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
Would be nice if they did support that, but on a LAN you can always encrypt at layer 3 with WireGuard.
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
(Score:3, Insightful)
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
There's an open source project which is a syslog daemon that stores logs in DuckDB. You can configure journald to forward logs to it. https://github.com/phare/sloggo
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
The author self-submitted a Show HN for it earlier today, so maybe that's out of date. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49287604
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
Here in the US, on the regular retail side of Amazon, I see a twelve pack of 3.75oz canned sardines in water, Beach Cliff brand, for $18.96, or $0.42/oz. I don't buy sardines but this seems not terribly out of line with prices I
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
Shelf-stable foodstuffs like canned sardines can be ordered for delivery from the regular Amazon, the same side of their site you might order a book or a laptop from, outside of their newer grocery retail channels.
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterfactual_conditional#Fak...
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
When we've done both we will have fully automated Erdős.
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
Genealogical software, historical video games (CK2 has at least one mod which adds alternative calendars), I can imagine there are some needs for this in contract management software for countries with very old businesses and properties lik
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by tomjakubowski 2mo ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but it's not necessarily a terminal feature per se. Have you tried setting `vi` mode in your shell? There is a bit of lag going into normal mode in ghostty; maybe ghostty is configured by default
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Notion pages are pretty good for shared trip planning docs. Although maybe without so many live updating widgets.
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Might their professionals market segment (designers, video editors, 3d artists, and so on) still be using thunderbolt and LAN storage? This was the case ~7 years ago when I worked adjacent to these sorts of users. Video files are huge and e
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
pydantic-settings is not limited to loading from config files. It is easy to populate a settings model from environment variables, for example. With a little bit of glue code it could load from the secretspec sdk.
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
There is actually quite a lot of variation from person to person in caffeine elimination half-life, from about 1.5-9 hours. Some of my extended family could drink a cup of coffee right before bed without issue. https://www.ncbi.n
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Drip coffee has ~40-50% more caffeine per 8oz serving than Red Bull (about 90-100mg vs 65mg). The nice thing about coffee is that the mouth-puckering tannins make it harder to absolutely pound them, like one can do easily with cans of Red B
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Somewhat to my surprise, given its proximity to skid row and downtown's general trend since Covid, in my experience the LA Central Library usually has few visibly homeless people inside. I work remotely and live nearby and walk there e
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
It grinds my gears a bit when "works 9-5 in an office" is equated with "gainfully employed". There are lots of working people who have free time during these hours: restaurant and retail workers, hospital nurses and doct
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Yeah, this can't possibly be right. Los Angeles, the city, has less than 4 million people, and there are complete "circles" of presumably 7.2 million people entirely within its boundaries. If you set the petal population thr
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
The build.zig doesn't build anything from the doc or tests folders. Otherwise, yeah.
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Yes, and curiously many of the tellings of this story don't account for the costs of the human software engineers (Jarred and the other bun team members) who guided all of this work.
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
As a digital native, I was shocked to learn that Photoshop's dodge and burn tools were based on real physical techniques for photo development! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodging_and_burning
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
It's potentially open to the public as well, given the right legal action. The Enron email dump revealed secrets that presumably ended several marriages.
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Well, there is Eureka[!] magazine: https://mathigon.org/eureka
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Only mozzarella di bufala campana has PDO, even in Italy there are non-PDO, generic mozzarella cheeses produced outside the region.
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Agreed totally. When past computer-assisted proofs were published, nobody (or hardly anyone) waxed about this being evidence of Rocq or Coq as superintelligent or even conscious beings of some kind, as people have said about LLMs.
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Mangione had back issues and apparently some difficulty in getting treatment for it, but he wasn't insured by UHC. According to his manifesto, he chose Brian Thompson as his victim because UHC was the largest health insurance company
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
But 2^30 is 28.
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Huh? I thought that Vienna's partition period following WWII lasted more like ten years than sixty. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allied-occupied_Austria
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
Hopefully it takes much less than a millisecond to render a single emoji. Ca. 2018 I wrote some bad OpenGL code which could render a swarm of millions of poop emoji on a rather large display at 60 fps, so that was less than ~16e-6 ms per em
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by tomjakubowski 3mo ago
You're both right: the essay does not really contain ad hominem fallacies, but the essay itself is surely an ad hominem attack, on Jarred as a person. No judgment here, I don't know Jarred or Andrew at all, but like other comment

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