tylermenezes

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by tylermenezes 5y ago
I can't speak for everyone but with the volume of investments YC makes, I find it hard to be biased toward a YC company. I was told the reason for the orange username was so that we didn't start a fight with other YC alums, which
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
add `-oHostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa`, although yeah they should fix this (ps. hi zach)
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
Because the end of the email (wrongly in most cases) demanded a response by law and implied they were open to legal action, which caused a bunch of people to hire lawyers to check into their liability.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
I delete my really old tweets, but it was actually to make the Advantage Bluetooth-enabled! I added a Bluetooth keyboard converter, LiPo, and charge controller inside the case. Unfortunately the Sparkfun documentation for the charge control
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
In addition to all the comments from Advantage fans here, I also wanted to add that Kinesis has been an awesome company. I tweeted about some mods I made to my Advantage keyboard a long time ago, and they invited me to their office and dona
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
Most of strong towns's ideas come down to making it legal to build with anything except stroads. Give people options instead of forcing it on everyone except the most wealthy who can afford a house in the pre-car cities.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
150ms global cache invalidation, tagged HTTP responses, custom VCL, etc
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
I've used both Cloudflare and Fastly for many years, and the cache invalidation at Fastly is a way bigger deal than people think. They're not competing for a 5% improvement in performance, they're competing with a totally dif
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
My fiancee is getting her PhD in physical chemistry and is paid well enough to afford rent and food and the occasional nice thing. It's actually just a little under the median household income for the area, so theoretically it's d
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
> intellectually dishonest phrasing Not everyone agrees with the linked argument. For example, I disagree that browsers can't take advantage of DNSSEC, since many are using DoH, and the rest of the article reads like someone complai
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
Locks are worse than you think. I'm not skilled, I don't practice, but I've been able to get my parents back in their house within 5 minutes both times they've locked themselves out. You call out masterlock but they&#x27
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
Most of the documents people e-sign are related to business deals (contracts, NDAs, etc) or HR (offer letters) which are such high dollar value transactions that the cost of e-signing is negligible. Your use case unfortunately is just not w
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
That's what the author's Github profile says!
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
I don't think this is a particularly serious attempt at a programming language but it's impressive coming from a 13 year old.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
I think it'd be more likely to be "The Nathaniel White Incident" vs a biography but yeah I broadly agree.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
I had this with Elder Law ads, after I started watching Better Call Saul. I was watching it as MP4s I'd pirated /years/ ago, on VLC, on a computer running Arch Linux. I have lots of examples that I can hand-wave away as inter
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
For one, correlation != causation For two, it's arguably a good public policy to judge people on the basis of what they've done, and not on the basis of statistical correlation to what other people have done. Can you imagine i.e.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
I had the opposite experience: the one time I've tried to use this with Amex they were completely useless. We had a fraudulent $200 charge on our business card, and Amex ruled in the merchant's favor after being presented with an
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
> who had coincidentally had an issue with a Microsoft employee and former contributor force a pull-request into their project It was the head of the .NET Foundation
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
He's actually done some great videos in collaboration with the parent comment's recommendation, which you can find for free on their YouTube channel.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
Don't forget when this was first brought up in Babel he was describing it as having an API "inspired" by colorette instead of what it was (a fork).
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
It wasn't fixed until he went public. As a popular maintainer ai knows how to fork while preserving history. Not to mention that he originally claimed the API was merely "inspired" by colorette.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
In addition to being somewhat misleading as other commenters hawe pointed out, the first author of this non-peer-reviewed study appears to have a degree in the questionably relevant field of sports medicine.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
When Lightroom CC first came out it had _very_ few features compared to Lightroom Classic. I don't need the presentation tools, but have the develop and organization features caught up at all?
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
Another data point to back this up: we've had hiring managers provide resume reviews for over 1000 students at CodeDay and "remove your GPA" is the most common feedback. I don't recall ever seeing someone say to add it.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
"But even though they have solid funding, doesn't mean they can throw it out the window." This is a product which is advertised as private, marketed extensively toward people requiring privacy. Knowing they're accidental
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
It's not at all selective. This should have been "all they worked on" from the moment they got several confirmations, not from the moment people beat them over the head with data. If they couldn't fix it they should have
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
> we were able to get a fix out very quickly. Is 6 months really what Signal considers quick for a bug that leaks private data?
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
Which is good! Don't use gas for heating or water, that makes a much larger impact and is not as noticeable.
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by tylermenezes 5y ago
If you have a company you can ship it to, you can still buy pure caffeine powder from bulk supplement retailers. (No one will sell to individuals anymore because of the safety risk.) That makes it a lot easier to meter dosage for an experim

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