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by basetensucks 23d ago
I was able to extract "looked up" words (with surrounding context) from the on-device Sqlite database. Example code: https://github.com/joshgummersall/ankix/blob/main/internal/k... It&#x27
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by basetensucks 3mo ago
Adopting https://github.com/marlonrichert/zsh-snap was probably the best decision I've made around zsh in the last five years.
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by basetensucks 1y ago
It does more, it also includes a compatibility layer allowing you to require ESM packages in CJS. It's quite handy!
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by basetensucks 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | Principal Engineer | React / Next.js Specialist Location: Seattle, WA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Email: josh@standardlabs.dev Website: https://standardlabs.dev Resume: https:/&#x2
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by basetensucks 4y ago
Excellent app! Used to create tables in the Notes app but this is way more useful. Will be upgrading shortly. Thank you!
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by basetensucks 4y ago
I use a Mac app called Lunar ( https://lunar.fyi ) to control the brightness/contrast of my external monitor. The app uses your location to automatically brighten or dim your monitor depending on the time of day. For me, it’s
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by basetensucks 4y ago
If a library author or maintainer isn't a Stackaid user, what happens to their allocated funds?
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by basetensucks 5y ago
https://github.com/ibraheemdev/modern-unix is a pretty decent list.
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by basetensucks 6y ago
Howdy HN, I'm part of a small team in Seattle, WA that worked over the last 2 weeks to put together a contact tracing app that is focused on user privacy. The app works by recording your location history for a 3 week period and then co
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Show HN: Covid Trace(covidtrace.com)
1 points by basetensucks 6y ago|1 comments
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by basetensucks 7y ago
+1 for Sqitch. If you include a full deploy -> verify -> revert -> deploy flow in your automated testing suite you can pretty safely introduce changes that can be rolled back without issue. This has served my team well on several c
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by basetensucks 7y ago
Heh, no I’m not and yes I did see it. That was actually what made me stop working on the project.
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by basetensucks 7y ago
I started writing a budgeting app very similar to YNAB. Had basic integration with the Plaid API, Next.js (React) with PostgREST and Postgres, Auth0, Bootstrap among some other things. Edit: feel free to reach out via email in my profile.
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by basetensucks 8y ago
Using it for several low to high traffic web apps. Using GKE, Storage, managed Postgres, Redis, Global Load Balancers, custom VPC networking with VPN to AWS and more. All managed via Terraform. Very capable and production ready in my experi
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by basetensucks 8y ago
YNAB [0] is great if you can get behind their somewhat unique budgeting system. It is a subscription product but is easily the most valuable subscription product I use. [0] https://www.youneedabudget.com
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by basetensucks 8y ago
Like any good interview question it leaves a lot of room for the candidate to take the lead, ask questions and define the scope of the problem. These are all useful skills to assess for a senior position. Of course an hour long interview is
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by basetensucks 8y ago
Reimplement things from scratch. I’d recommend implementing Promises from scratch as well as several Async [0] functions like auto or series. Both are questions I’ve asked of senior level JS/Node engineers. This isn’t exhaustive but it
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by basetensucks 8y ago
Starting to feel like a parrot since I’ve recommended this book a few times already on HN but Designing Data Intensive Applications [0] is a great starting resource. I’m not affiliated in any way just a happy reader. [0] https://
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by basetensucks 8y ago
Designing Data Intensive Applications [0] is a pretty complete and thorough starting point. Not the author, just a happy reader. [0] https://dataintensive.net/
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by basetensucks 9y ago
I agree with you to a degree, but I think you might be missing a major benefit mindfulness meditation. In particular, mindfulness meditation helps you to reprogram the way you relate to experiences and thoughts in a way that, in my experien
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by basetensucks 9y ago
I use a Herman Miller Aeron and have nothing but good things to say about it.
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by basetensucks 9y ago
+1 well worth checking this tool out. Saved me a lot of effort setting up a GCP Kubernetes deployment two months ago. So far it has been a matter of set it and forget it.
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by basetensucks 9y ago
Meditation works well for me. The trick is you need to be consistent and patient. Try out the Calm app (my favorite), Headspace, or read "The Mind Illuminated" and start practicing daily.
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by basetensucks 10y ago
I've been drinking a smoothie for breakfast the past few weeks. - 240g almond milk - 40g figs - 85g spinach/chard mix - 3G spirulina - 12g chia seeds - 100g apple - 32g peanut butter - 38g "naked" chocolate whey protein
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by basetensucks 10y ago
Another vote for this, it's an excellent book.
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by basetensucks 10y ago
I've found this book to be quite solid so far: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920032175.do I'm about a quarter to half of the way through and it's been interesting and quite thorough even though it&
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by basetensucks 10y ago
I found "The Like Switch" to be an interesting and useful guide in building relationships. It's written by an ex-FBI agent that successfully built relationships with various, often hard to reach individuals using the techniqu
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by basetensucks 10y ago
I paged through - the rent price estimates in Seattle strike me as low. Obviously I don't have strong statistics to back this up but when I looked for one bedroom apartments a year and a half ago everything was at least $1700 and many
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by basetensucks 10y ago
Ansible handles applying configuration and settings. Configuration and settings are stored in a git repo and symlinked wherever necessary. I wrote a zsh function (that I'm reminded to invoke once daily) that handles any updates, includ
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Node.js Express Patterns(joshgummersall.me)
2 points by basetensucks 12y ago|0 comments

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