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by tommoor 4y ago
Yes, but one of the points of the article is a distinct lack of source material to train models on profile views
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by tommoor 4y ago
If you're interested in working on Outline ( https://github.com/outline/outline ) hit me up – big backlog of fun features to build on an open codebase.
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Wet Bulb Temperature Soon to Become Leading Cause of Death (2016)(kevinhester.live)
2 points by tommoor 4y ago|0 comments
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by tommoor 4y ago
I wish the Google One subscription would just remove ads from results.
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by tommoor 4y ago
It's also a world first problem
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by tommoor 4y ago
Ah, well for that you need to buy the book ;)
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by tommoor 4y ago
came here to say the same thing.
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by tommoor 4y ago
This is cool… but I suppose I had imagined that technology was actually already much further along than this :( It all seems a bit jerry-rigged. Waiting for the future version which is a sleeve with integrated carbon fibre muscles you can s
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by tommoor 4y ago
But what if it _did_ spark joy… https://linear.app/readme
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by tommoor 4y ago
free - medium support $1 - high support $100,000 – low support (after the initial deal) Choose which you want to build :)
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by tommoor 4y ago
Very much the same here. I'm the maintainer of Outline ( https://github.com/outline/outline ) – which uses Nodemailer by the way, thanks! – and folks still push through all of the GitHub workflows that try and direc
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by tommoor 4y ago
I genuinely can't tell if you're trolling. This isn't impressive because the AI model doesn't accurately capture the "feel" of Kermit!?
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by tommoor 4y ago
That doesn't mean the images in this tweet thread are output from Dalle though… Although if an individual created all of these then that's about the same amount of impressive
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by tommoor 4y ago
We've seen a _lot_ of folks coming across from Confluence to Outline since Atlassian stopped offering on-premise licenses. We have a cloud, self-hosted community, and on-premise offerings. https://getoutline.com
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by tommoor 4y ago
> Using their initial foothold of OAuth user tokens for GitHub.com, the actor was able to exfiltrate a set of private npm repositories, some of which included secrets such as AWS access keys. > Using one of these AWS access keys, the
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by tommoor 4y ago
This video is a good explainer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qanMpnYsjk
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by tommoor 4y ago
That's fine as a solo developer – but what about a team with CI pipelines etc?
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by tommoor 4y ago
VPN to Mexico or Turkey and then login to YouTube and subscribe to premium to remove ads for like $4/mo. Best money you'll ever spend
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by tommoor 5y ago
If you're looking at this want to get paid to work in public – I'd love to hire some TypeScript contractors to work on https://github.com/outline/outline – hmu!
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Lexical – An extensible text editor library(lexical.dev)
7 points by tommoor 5y ago|1 comments
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The value of not having a plan for life(bbc.com)
2 points by tommoor 5y ago|0 comments
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by tommoor 5y ago
very true!
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by tommoor 5y ago
I suppose it's easy to be cheaper when you don't pay for any of the R&D
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by tommoor 5y ago
Basic things like rolling deployments are still considered "labs" features. You need double your number of typical connections to support rolling, combine that with the large price jumps and low connection counts on the plans and
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by tommoor 5y ago
It is sad to see how Heroku has been totally abandoned by Salesforce. I mention as it's probably Render's closest competitor.
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Readme – A Story of Magic(linear.app)
2 points by tommoor 5y ago|0 comments
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by tommoor 5y ago
The pricing absolutely blows Heroku away here across the spectrum… Heroku: $15/mo = 50Mb memory + 40 connections Render: $10/mo = 250Mb memory + 500 connections --- Heroku $750/mo = 7Gb memory + 10k connections Render $250&#x
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by tommoor 5y ago
Apparently Plaid has 40% penetration of US bank account holders[1], and of course their entire business is storing the username and passwords for all those accounts so they can screen scrape. I struggle to think of a more attractive target
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by tommoor 5y ago
You can have perfectly normal blood pressure and high cholesterol FWIW
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by tommoor 5y ago
To everyone that reads this: If you've not had a checkup in the last year go and get one! It'll be included on your health insurance and the blood draw will include things like if you have high cholesterol.

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