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by xn 2y ago
Hey Ron. I've enjoyed following your blogging since we crossed paths 20 years ago at Indiebuyer/Zerolag. I'm happy to hear you're doing well, and wish you the best for the next 20 years.
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by xn 2y ago
What about subject–predicate–object triples?
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by xn 2y ago
I've used wasm to write web applications in Go that run in the browser, both HTML applications ( https://github.com/octoberswimmer/masc ) and TUI apps using xterm.js ( https://github.com/charmbracelet
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by xn 2y ago
I use remind[1] with wyrd. I have a wyrd template to create reminders that will keep moving to the next (week)day, e.g. REM Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri SCANFROM [float(2024,10,21)] AT 08:45 MSG %"Complete that thing%"% where float is: F
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by xn 2y ago
Estimate using time (hours, days, weeks, months, years). Reflect your uncertainty in your estimates using confidence intervals. If your confidence intervals are too wide, break down the work and estimate the smaller tasks and/or spend
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by xn 2y ago
How does it quary compare to rill?
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by xn 2y ago
I tend to use redo ( https://redo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ ) for new projects. I find it particularly well suited for multi-step data processing workflows, where I might want to retrieve new data daily or hourly,
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by xn 2y ago
It says "Mrs Williams applied for divorce in January 2023". Then the application for a final divorce was submitted accidentally. Then Mrs Williams wanted the divorce set aside. Why? Mr Williams didn't want it set aside. Wh
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by xn 2y ago
The journalist seems to have submitted the article for publishing by mistake as well. > Lawyers for Mrs Williams argued that as the order had been made by mistake it should simply be "set aside", describing the error as someone
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by xn 3y ago
SFNB offered online accounts in 1995 or 1996: https://web.archive.org/web/19961114220302/http://www.sfnb.c...
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by xn 3y ago
My PayPal referral link no longer works for some reason: https://secure.paypal.x.com/refer/pal=cwarden%40mediaone.net
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by xn 3y ago
You can geek out on quality furniture at myfurnitureforum.com if you're so inclined.
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by xn 3y ago
Here's a simple example: https://github.com/cwarden/souffle-go-example It illustrates how you can have the Souffle program load its data from SQLite databases, or how you can work with tuples and relations from Go
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by xn 3y ago
I've become a big fan of datalog and souffle. We wrote a territory assignment application for a large healthcare organization with multiple overlapping marketing teams, where each team defines territories with various geographic and a
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by xn 3y ago
I had a listing agent that refused to pass my offer onto the buyer because it wasn't on the local Realtor organization's standard purchase agreement form, despite state (Oregon) law requiring that they do so. Use of the standard f
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by xn 3y ago
The cafeteria at Visa in San Mateo used smart cards in 1998. There were startups focused on smart cards in the 90s: https://www.nytimes.com/2000/03/24/business/publicard-busine...
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by xn 3y ago
I bought two Springer books from Amazon that turned out to be print-on-demand. The font size and weight made them uncomfortable to read so I returned them. I bought another self-published book that was also print-on-demand. The larger fon
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by xn 3y ago
It's a fun puzzle trying to rent a movie from Amazon on an Android phone. In the Amazon app, the page for the movie will say "Available to rent or buy", but with no way to do either. Sometimes, it'll tell you that you
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by xn 3y ago
I wish people would talk about their work more. There's so much to learn about how different industries function that's invisible to outsiders. I don't want to hear about office politics, but I want to hear about your suppli
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by xn 4y ago
I use squeezeboxes to stream music around the house, using the Squeezer app on my phone to control them. The Squeeze Player app works well for streaming to my phone, although I haven't spent time figuring out how to get this working f
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by xn 4y ago
This should be addressed through the negotiation of peering agreements between Netflix and ISPs.
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by xn 4y ago
main is a branch. By convention, it contains all of the commits back to an ancestor that has no parents. Unless given more information, I would consider the commits between `git merge-base main feature1` (exclusive) and feature1 (inclusive
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by xn 4y ago
Describing a git branch as a named sequence of commits implies that it's a specific sequence of commits. But without a merge base, a branch is an ambiguous sequence of commits. Ergo, a git branch is a named sequence of commits [when t
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by xn 4y ago
https://twitter.com/szeloof/status/1628528978884718592 says "I started a company with @jimkxa so we could have fun and make fabs"
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by xn 4y ago
I'm a daily keybase user, and I didn't even know keybase.pub existed.
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by xn 4y ago
During a short visit to Washington DC, my eight year-old son was delighted to find a bowl of matchbooks by the door in a restaurant. He'd seen matchsticks, but never a matchbook. I had forgotten about that small moment of juvenile jo
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by xn 4y ago
Could body heat be transferred from the ears or nose to the gold layer to heat it?
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Jack Dorsey donates 14 BTC to fund nostr projects(twitter.com)
6 points by xn 4y ago|1 comments
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by xn 4y ago
I like the Keybase model of linking multiple online identities to a keyholder. The PGP web-of-trust model could also work, and mobile apps to ease keysigning could make adoption more feasible than the old keysigning party idea.
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by xn 4y ago
Music geeks might appreciate this. I recently made a CD wall of my most-scrobbled albums: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GkXKM1FpmsqwzALP7

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