JZL003

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by JZL003 1y ago
I do kinda similar. I have a node express swrver which has lots of little async jobs, throw it all into a promise.all, and if they're all good, send 200, if not sent 500 and the failing jobs. Then free uptime monitors check every few h
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by JZL003 2y ago
Also there are very cheap prescriptions sites online which ship. You can try different prescriptions, with varying power (magnification) and see which works for you for computer, reading. I found that the computer glasses prescribed were wa
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by JZL003 2y ago
Also look at a doctor specializing in small prisms. Sometimes your eyes don't perfectly align at their resting state so one eye is constantly constantly using muscles to pull it centered. For me, that means when I get tired and those s
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by JZL003 2y ago
I'll look later if this is allowed but I would love love an rstudio like interface in Jupyter. Being able to control enter to run a block of code (not line) in the accompanying repl is huge for iterating and building new things As an
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by JZL003 2y ago
You can use rclone mount, depends on how much you're flipping through files or actually doing lots of IO I wouldn't want to host fastqs or something and use this for alignment, but for spot checking raw fastqs it could be nice
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by JZL003 2y ago
Not quite the same but very useful for me. Sometimes small patches to programs have big usability wins. In nix you can still update automatically, it adds your patch, automatically downloads the programs needed to compile (but still can be
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by JZL003 2y ago
Yes me too! This is amazing for reading glasses -> computer glasses. Converting a normal distance -> reading means adding 1.15 to one column of numbers. But it was too strong for me, so I used eye buy direct to try a sweep from 100%,
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by JZL003 2y ago
I guess I wish it was still open but want to reiterate how appreciative I am for the public free search. It's so amazingly useful while doing CS research to search through all of github with regez that way
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by JZL003 2y ago
Yeah it's pretty sad because I can imagine if this database was made public it could be built upon and parsed for many languages. Presumably they paid multiple people to do all this work but it's so expensive for a casual user Wol
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by JZL003 2y ago
Meteogram from meteoblue is not the same, but plots thd output of different models. Even for slightly technical users, I find weather so underwhelming in how it's presented Just high and low numbers not graphs, no sense of variance (ti
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by JZL003 2y ago
oh my bad, this is pretty similar. But you don't need an extension on firfox or chrome, just inspecting the networks tab. I can find my notes if other are interested to find the exact URL, but I think it was a gstorageapi url. If you c
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by JZL003 2y ago
The past few weeks it won't work repeatedly, I don't understand Also a trick to download which avoids using wifi is to rent a tiny VPS. Then do takeout -> email link (not google drive). When you go to download it, open chrome d
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by JZL003 2y ago
How do people feel about using docker as a way of avoiding 0 day vulnerability It's all for personal use and maybe I'm just cosplaying as a sysadmin but I have apache proxy-pass ing to sets of docker containers. So as long as apac
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by JZL003 2y ago
I do more research, one-off ,code and being able to align equals signs or successive lines which do similar things both makes me happy and makes it easier to skim. I think the Linux kernel does it too. Emacs has a way of aligning by common
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by JZL003 2y ago
I was going to say too, I love literate-calc in org mode but it's all pretty niche and not a well developed set of sofwtare https://github.com/sulami/literate-calc-mode.el
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by JZL003 2y ago
Are there other messaging apps which are equally bot friendly. Telegram bots are just so nice and scriptable, I don't use it for anything else, just a personal bot (so maybe all this bloat and sketchiness doesn't matter) but I&#x2
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by JZL003 2y ago
I use yabai pretty heavily, for the past 5 macos versions without disabling SIP on a work computer. I really like it, the tiling is flaky only maybe once every few days (I am doing yabai commands probably once a minute at least) so I bound
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by JZL003 2y ago
My favorite recent one I read was encoding it in the http packet delays. So the content of the server is innocuous but you measure the timings I wonder how many packet sniffers record exact extremely-accurate timestamps, maybe you could eve
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by JZL003 2y ago
I remember ministry from the future book where they mention drilling down and pumping the seawater to prevent the freshwater intrusion to stop it melting I wonder why it's not being discussed. As he said in the book, at the cost of pra
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by JZL003 2y ago
Cool thanks (not linked to within the website source code, so I didn't see)
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by JZL003 2y ago
Also since I saw jdecourval here, no pressure but if you made an rss feed for your articles I would happily subscribe. I don't see one
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by JZL003 2y ago
Really great article No buyers remorse but also look at Lenovo outlet. Unclear if certified refurbished is as good as Apple's but they have "new" labeled laptops which are way cheaper than the similar ones on main lenovo.com.
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by JZL003 2y ago
I go through a lot of emails and what I love recently is being able to sort by sender - then all the emails from the same person are together and it's easier to skim through ("yup, all these are uneeded except this unusual one&quo
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by JZL003 2y ago
Another example which I once posed to a regulator, is satellite information as public permitted insider trading. There are firms who buy satellites imagery (only available commerically, or even paying for a satellite to go to certain locati
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by JZL003 2y ago
Much smaller scale but don't forget about https://freesewing.dev/ , written in javascript. Instead of designing from scratch, they have parametric models where you give your measurements and get a pdf output. Really ni
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by JZL003 2y ago
Yeah I'm with you. Actually what I read it as was like a jazz musician who is so deeply into the music he just improvises and puts it out into the world immediately. Diamond age was so well crafted it felt like he agonized over every s
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by JZL003 2y ago
Then it was taken up 7 years later and a bug fixed, found by afl. I wonder if it's in the kernel git so it was run automatically, or someone ran afl specifically on it
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by JZL003 2y ago
beeline readers works on kobo? Via colorizing a pdf -> kobo, or is this is just something planned?
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by JZL003 2y ago
I've never done that many but rclone is famous (imo reliable) and very cross platform. It also supports an encryption layer it controls over top of generic cloud providers So I've been enjoying b2 (as an example, you can Fuse moun
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by JZL003 3y ago
I'm just happy if I can do some basic W|A without it being so slow. Things like dates or solving simple equations with unit conversion work great but is so slow on W|A. The actual wolfram language is fast, I just find their website fee

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