JeanMertz

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by JeanMertz 3mo ago
I have my LLM/gaming PC tucked in a rack in my basement: - 100ft DisplayPort + USB cables going to my home office's monitor - 100ft HDMI cable going to the TV on the wall in my home office - 30ft HDMI + USB cables going to my rece
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by JeanMertz 1y ago
For what it's worth, this is exactly why I am working on Jean-Pierre[0], pitched as: > A command-line toolkit to support you in your daily work as a software programmer. Built to integrate into your existing workflow, providing a fl
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Dutch cabinet to advise parents to ban social media before age of 15(dutchnews.nl)
8 points by JeanMertz 1y ago|1 comments
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by JeanMertz 3y ago
Location: CEST TZ Remote: Yes, exclusively. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust (4y), Golang (5y), Ruby (5y) Résumé/CV: https://jeanmertz.com/career Email: jean@ethical.engineer Call: https:/
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Dioxus 0.4: Server Functions, Suspense, Enum Router, Overhauled Docs, and More(dioxuslabs.com)
2 points by JeanMertz 3y ago|0 comments
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by JeanMertz 6y ago
Even though GP meant to highlight compiler error messages, I also have to take my hat off for the library/application error-handling story in Rust. Using a crate such as thiserror[1] combined with displaydoc[2] makes handling errors in
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by JeanMertz 7y ago
Résumé/CV: https://jeanmertz.com/career Location: The Netherlands Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Ruby, Rust (see résumé) Availability: Full-time/part-time/contract, January
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by JeanMertz 7y ago
Clippy has an (off by default) lint to warn/deny using multiple versions of the same crate.
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by JeanMertz 7y ago
We've been discussing potential solutions, and came up with three avenues, listing their pros and cons. We're leaning towards a "Sandbox accounts in production" approach at the moment, but recognize that none of the solu
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Ask HN: Testing in production, do you do it, and if so, how?
11 points by JeanMertz 7y ago|2 comments
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
We booted a fresh GKE 1.4 cluster yesterday to migrate from our old 1.3 cluster. Looking at the machine, it looks like this is a fork(?) of CoreOS: $ grep core /etc/passwd core:x:5000:5000::/home/core:/bin&#x2
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
Not sure if you are serious, but while Azure is from Microsoft, it is definitely not Windows only. In fact, most of the products coming out of the "new" Microsoft pipeline aren't in any way tied to Windows. Kudos to them, and
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
Whoops, that shouldn't happen. The team is unable to reproduce this though. Could you share the link where you tried to sign up? If you want, you can send me an email (see other comment) and we'll get this sorted.
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
Good point. Our current "onboarding process" for publishers is a bit too heavy-weight to allow "just anyone" – even you ;-) to join Blendle right now. This is definitely something we're investigating though. And in
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
They "disappear", as in, they won't show up at the front of your timeline. They can still be accessed and/or searched for. We also have selected curators who can promote articles worthy of your time, and a daily mail tha
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
We would certainly _like_ it if you upvoted, but you'll get access either way :-)
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
This is indeed an annoyance that we noticed as well. Send me a message at jean [at] blendle.com and I'll get this sorted.
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
You mean a button like on this page? (It's in Dutch, scroll a bit down) https://www.vn.nl/het-debat-21/ We hear you. And we're working on it. This is only the first step of which many more will follow in the
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by JeanMertz 10y ago
It's pretty hectic at the office, but TIME will be available shortly! update: here it is: https://blendle.com/issue/time/bnl-time-20160321
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by JeanMertz 11y ago
What we've found at Blendle, is that it's not the regular newspaper articles that sell best, but in fact it's the bigger opinion pieces, and more importantly the more in-depth background articles. Please remember that these b
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by JeanMertz 11y ago
Related, this[0] Monday Note is interesting as well: Last November, in a rather blunt way, I expressed my reservations regarding Blendle’s model (see The New York Times and Springer Are Wrong About Blendle[1]). My concerns ranged from the a
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by JeanMertz 11y ago
Once the beta launches, the privacy statement can easily be accessed in English. But for now, here's how it starts: === Blendle takes your privacy very seriously, and will process and use your information carefully. We keep it safe, an
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by JeanMertz 11y ago
Interesting questions. Re: Do you require users to purchase a certain number of credits up front after the trial? The "trial" is really $2,50 that we give you upon signup. You get another $2,50 after your first "top up".
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by JeanMertz 11y ago
Our founder, Alexander, just announced this on Business Insider's IGNITION event. You can add yourself to our beta invite list at https://launch.blendle.com . We're really looking forward to next year! Let me know if yo
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Micropayment platform Blendle will launch a US beta in early 2016(niemanlab.org)
82 points by JeanMertz 11y ago|27 comments
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Blendle’s Secret Weapon Is Its Toolkit(mondaynote.com)
17 points by JeanMertz 11y ago|0 comments
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Blendle’s Secret Weapon Is Its Toolkit(mondaynote.com)
3 points by JeanMertz 11y ago|0 comments
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Relive the Amsterdam Canal Parade in a full 360° experience(pridestream.org)
1 points by JeanMertz 11y ago|0 comments
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Blendle Is Up to Something Big(mondaynote.com)
62 points by JeanMertz 11y ago|15 comments
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Official CloudFormation and kube-aws tool for installing Kubernetes on AWS(coreos.com)
1 points by JeanMertz 11y ago|0 comments

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