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by 1a527dd5 6d ago
Empty toilet rolls. That way I can see the connectors and quickly find what cable I need.
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by 1a527dd5 7d ago
There used to be an account on Twitter that was heavily involved in this industry. Every now and then I'd glean some slightly useful information from their posts. My favourite one being "the name verification isn't a thing -
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by 1a527dd5 22d ago
I think all of us have read tangentially related battery articles over the last decade. All of them promise new and magically. None have upturned the market. I remain sceptical.
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by 1a527dd5 2mo ago
This is what I like to call performative performance programming. I _LOVE_ performance as much as the next guy. And build times should be as close to 0 seconds as possible. But this is approaching diminishing returns and I guarantee that yo
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by 1a527dd5 2mo ago
If you are interested in a pretty good political discussion - this is worth a watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kV5E2UYwUkk
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by 1a527dd5 2mo ago
Something I've noticed a lot is the how quickly people jump to complicated answers. I've seen this a lot. A few examples:- - this code isn't logging -> is logging broke -> code was never deployed - 500s are being thrown
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by 1a527dd5 3mo ago
I'm so glad we migrated away from LastPass (to BitWarden). It was a breach that caused us to move in the first instance.
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by 1a527dd5 3mo ago
"Hypocrisy, thy name is you"
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by 1a527dd5 3mo ago
Yeah I don't want to rain on OPs parade; but this is already a solved problem: From my bookmarks (found on HN originally!) https://gist.github.com/andyrbell/25c8632e15d17c83a54602f6ac...
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by 1a527dd5 3mo ago
Anyone else got a really weird Chorme pop-up asking which cert to use for su3.io:443? Very bizarre, never seen that before. Thumbprints: - 60949a09aab8677f87a0b9eda7099a03ca510fb3 - 1b146798f0dc93773247e86312f1b730c4eeebb3
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by 1a527dd5 3mo ago
I'm amazed that this is still being discussed. It's open source, no one is forcing you to use it. If you don't trust the newer versions; use the old versions. If you no longer like the maintainer because of reasons, fork it&#
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by 1a527dd5 4mo ago
Big fan of https://speedtest.aa.net.uk
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by 1a527dd5 4mo ago
Surely this is ripped content? https://sandeepbansod.medium.com/why-your-docker-container-i...
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by 1a527dd5 4mo ago
I feel like if you've done any kind of investigation work then this is the normal baseline.
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by 1a527dd5 4mo ago
I mean you can argue the same about Telsa, but look at BYD now. Just because you are first to do x, doesn't mean you are going to be the winner.
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by 1a527dd5 4mo ago
Consumer/private needs to be local. Work? I don't want it local at all. I want it all cloud agent.
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by 1a527dd5 4mo ago
This applies to much more than just software, in fact it applies to almost everything. I don't remember where I read it, but it basically boils down to need vs want. I've used that rule for deciding between a new car or used. A fa
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by 1a527dd5 4mo ago
Mythos has been a boon for "look busy" work. My global corp org has been on a bender upgrading everything, patching everything. There is a giant dashboard that shows green/red for everything we have. I think it's a total
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by 1a527dd5 5mo ago
I mean this is pretty amazing.
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by 1a527dd5 5mo ago
This feels very much like "we are now moving the goal posts".
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by 1a527dd5 5mo ago
Ha! No chance, my case comes in at a beefy 18kg (purchased circa 2008). Some of the components are slowly starting to give up the ghost. My GPU purchased in 2011-03 died a few weeks ago. So it's happening, unfortunately I'm not pa
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by 1a527dd5 5mo ago
Tangent: Author has this fabulous post I'd highly recommend: https://fabiensanglard.net/mjolnir/index.html I read it once years ago and I come back to it every now and then wishing my current PC (10+ years and goi
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by 1a527dd5 5mo ago
> She shared her suspicion with another government employee, who reported it. And what pray tell do you do if you don't have anyone to report it to inside the government? Reports like that can easily get blackholed.
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by 1a527dd5 5mo ago
...not in my experience. It does what I need it to do; center a div.
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by 1a527dd5 5mo ago
That is a beautiful api.
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by 1a527dd5 5mo ago
Absolutely not. The value isn't in the cloud storage. The value is in the client (DropBox in my case) seamlessly working across all my devices.
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by 1a527dd5 6mo ago
Ignoring the disaster that is their branding/naming. Copilot is _amazing_. Everyone is hyping about Claude, but I'm way more productive with the copilot cli. The copilot cloud agent is great, and copilot code review is great (we a
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by 1a527dd5 6mo ago
Huge fan of https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid , not the prettiest things but enough to scratch the itch.
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by 1a527dd5 6mo ago
I appreciate performance as much as the next person; but I see this endless battle to measure things in ns/us/ms as performative. Sure there are 0.000001% edge cases where that MIGHT be the next big bottleneck. I see the same thin
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by 1a527dd5 6mo ago
I don't think I'm quite bored. I'm exhausted/fatigued with the pace.

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