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by welder 3y ago
They list things like "Fast" and "Regular Expressions", but what about correct results? I often use GitHub web search and it never finds terms which I know for a fact exist. After it fails to return results, I have to in
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by welder 3y ago
Does a library count? I wrote a background task queue in Python and TypeScript for my own use: https://github.com/wakatime/wakaq https://github.com/wakatime/wakaq-ts
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by welder 3y ago
I like shotwell better than Folsom... less cars.
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by welder 3y ago
Equity can even be negative, when considering tax.
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by welder 3y ago
This is something you mom tells you the first time you buy avocados as a child. Wrap them in newspaper to ripen faster. Keep away from bananas to last longer. It's definitely not something that "gratifies one's intellectual c
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by welder 3y ago
Very cool, is Next support planned? I haven't tried onboarding yours, but I like your focus on easy setup. Datadog has become more difficult to setup over time. Sentry, PostHog, and SigNoz were fast to setup but I could never get metri
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by welder 3y ago
Around 0.0000005 species per year.
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by welder 3y ago
You mean discovered not created.
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by welder 3y ago
Yea, he says multiple times that he's not a good coder but that his friend is even worse. However, his worse friend + GPT combined can build whole apps.
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by welder 3y ago
That's the point.. "revenge of the so-so coder".
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by welder 3y ago
R2 doesn't support versioning yet. If you need versioning you have to use DigitalOcean Spaces (also cheaper than S3) or S3. Otherwise, I've been using R2 now in production for wakatime.com for almost a month now with Sippy enabled
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by welder 3y ago
It doesn't tell you which Atlassian or Google products are used. Could be as simple as wanting access to Google Search Console, formerly Webmaster Tools, or wanting to publish an app to the Atlassian Marketplace. It doesn't mean t
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by welder 3y ago
Some services do periodic re-checks of the record and un-verify the domain if the record was removed.
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by welder 3y ago
> who are you (as a random online service) to assume you can act as my big brother? Card companies make the random online service pay a fee anytime someone does a chargeback. Yes it shouldn't be their job, but card companies make pu
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by welder 3y ago
It's like gambling. You buy property knowing you can't control it's surroundings. Edit: Unless you're a local politician or well-connected individual. Then you can change laws to preserve your property value like in the
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by welder 3y ago
Net Neutrality Violations: A Brief History https://www.freepress.net/blog/net-neutrality-violations-bri... Ask HN: Internet magically gets faster when opening speedtest? https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by welder 3y ago
TLDR: A Meta ads reviewer or AI thought he was selling Pythons and Pandas when that's just the name of the programming language he teaches. Then made worse by Meta not having any real appeal process.
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by welder 3y ago
blog.codinghorror.com and I must mention my own blog when filtered to the engineering category https://wakatime.com/blog/category/engineering
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Show HN: I ported my background task queue to TypeScript(github.com)
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by welder 3y ago
Yep, my bad. I forgot it's only because systemd defaults to control-group.
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by welder 3y ago
The author forgot an important thing to remember about signals: Signals received by a PARENT process are propagated to all it's CHILD processes. > Should You Be Scared of Unix Signals? You should never be scared of anything in life.
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by welder 3y ago
Very true... that's why I said SF is one of the few US cities I could live in [0] while it's still nowhere near as livable as EU or Japan. For me personally, livability comes down to the quality of public transit. [0] https:&#x2F
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by welder 3y ago
It's one of the few cities in the US where I could stand living.
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by welder 3y ago
What?!? How do u even compare modern times to frontier times? Conversation from my side has ended now. Bye Bye.
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by welder 3y ago
I'm just telling how it is. Most people go to SF for a job or a dream. Nobody can work hard forever and dreams either come true or burst. When they're done working hard they usually move somewhere easier. It's a cycle with pe
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by welder 3y ago
I've been hearing the same from friends still there, but there's tons of new people still moving to SF from other states and countries. Seems despite the city problems, there's always a supply of people willing to try and mak
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by welder 3y ago
Only the preserve, but the Santa Cruz mountains have tons of people living there. The downside of Santa Cruz mountains is there's only one road in/out and it's often blocked from traffic, car crash, fallen trees, rain. Not to
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by welder 3y ago
Sounds nice until the fire claims your house.
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by welder 3y ago
Many new families move to surrounding cities Palo Alto, Mountain View, San Mateo, Alameda, Mill Valley, etc. Way less crime and still within reach of SF. Some, like me, bet on WFH and become expats abroad to enjoy a balanced life.
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by welder 3y ago
> GaaS- trademark pending, thank you, I’ll see myself out That's the best part! We've been needing an acronym for "GPT as a Service"

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