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by vonadz 5y ago
I feel like I've single-handedly trained their AI to identify buses, boats, and planes at this point.
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by vonadz 5y ago
Thanks :) paint is the graphic editor I'm most proficient in!
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by vonadz 5y ago
If their point was can you mitigate vendor lock-in, they should have said that instead of asking about self-hosting. Saying you have vendor lock-in because you can't self-host something is very strange in the context of this article. I
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by vonadz 5y ago
In regards to your quote, this is free and if I wanted to switch, I could just copy and paste the javascript into node with some minor tweaks. A big motivator for this was definitely just to try out Cloudflare workers and see how they are.
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by vonadz 5y ago
Yeah I don't find this at all surprising. Ultimately it's always a balance of what's worse to maintain, the reality (server) or the abstraction (workers).
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by vonadz 5y ago
Self hosting would pretty much defeat the whole purpose of workers. The point is that you don't need to self host.
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by vonadz 5y ago
I'm having a hard time understanding how a file hosted on S3 can send a request to Slack without exposing your API key. Can you elaborate on that? EDIT: guessing by the delay in response, someone just told all of HN they exposed their
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by vonadz 5y ago
Thanks! I'd like to explore adding debugging and warning alerts in the future. Right now it's kind of hard to tell if anything is broken, short of going through the registration process myself. If you're pulling javascript ho
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OAuth with Cloudflare workers on a statically generated site(abyteofcoding.com)
183 points by vonadz 5y ago|68 comments
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by vonadz 5y ago
Yes I saw that. Comment was comparing the CO2 emissions of the largest fossil fuel plant with a nuclear plant that releases 2000 KG of SF 6. If estimate the impact of SF 6 in terms of CO2 as 23,900 times the CO2 weight, than 2000 KG of SF 6
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by vonadz 5y ago
That's still peanuts compared to coal. Largest plant had 18 billion kgs of CO2 released last year. 2000 * 23,900 = 47.8 million kg of CO2 equivalent. Obviously the prior calculation also depends on plant size, etc.
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by vonadz 5y ago
One of the big issues with nuclear plants is that they aren't very flexible in terms of their energy production. Their production is super steady, so what happens when there's a huge peak in electricity demand at 6 pm when everyon
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by vonadz 5y ago
My estimate was a pessimistic one. I would be SHOCKED if they are available this decade, looking at the fact that not a single one has positive net generation (this is just net thermal heat generation, AKA amount of heat put into the system
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by vonadz 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYpiK3W-g_0 I actually had this in mind for storage.
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by vonadz 5y ago
Yes you are correct, my bad I was misremembering. It's the sum of the top 100 most polluting plants (656 million metric tons in 2020) which is close to the total emission of all passenger vehicles. It was closer in 2019, because 2020 s
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by vonadz 5y ago
On top of this there have also been big recent developments in fusion reactors. Probably still 50 years out for them to be useful though.
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by vonadz 5y ago
Nuclear is just cleaner when it's done right. Look at the top producing plants in the US ( https://findenergy.com/power-plants/ ). All fossil fuels, mostly around 1,000 KGs of CO2/MWh produced. Nuclear is aroun
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A guide to designing accessible focus indicators(sarasoueidan.com)
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A guide to designing accessible focus indicators(sarasoueidan.com)
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IPv4 addresses are silly, inet_aton(3) doubly so(netmeister.org)
83 points by vonadz 5y ago|58 comments
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How to Build a Low-Tech Website: Software and Hardware(homebrewserver.club)
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by vonadz 5y ago
If you like this, I curate a programming newsletter that features similar content at https://abyteofcoding.com
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A comprehensive guide to go generate(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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The Case for Route Attributes(stitcher.io)
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Porting Takua Renderer to 64-bit ARM- Part 1(blog.yiningkarlli.com)
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Clock Gating(zipcpu.com)
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Sorting a Dependency Graph in Go(kendru.github.io)
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by vonadz 5y ago
Just spend a week using it for your everyday work, and disable arrow keys. It really sucks for that week, but after I felt fluent to the point where it was no longer hindering me.
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Show HN: A Byte of Coding – A curated newsletter of programming articles(abyteofcoding.com)
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by vonadz 5y ago
It appears the whole point of this site is the keyboard navigation. If you don't like it, just use Hacker News.

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