diegs

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by diegs 2mo ago
I went from Unifi to Ruckus APs and never looked back. You can find older generations on eBay very inexpensively for what they are, install Ruckus Unleashed firmware on them, and operate them completely locally. They have the best beamformi
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by diegs 11mo ago
I used git5 from when I started in 2011 to when I left in 2017. I'm going back starting on monday, so I'm curious to try out jj. In the past 10 years it's all been github and gitlab, and their code review tools are so painf
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by diegs 1y ago
I agree, I've fantasized about an editor with a truly pluggable editing model which is decoupled from the other parts. Yi was kind of designed like this, I believe. You could compile in an emacs-like model, a vim-like model, or presuma
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by diegs 1y ago
I thought they vastly improved user-space wireguard performance? https://tailscale.com/blog/more-throughput Not sure if the kernel implementation pulled ahead again, I don't really follow these things. Also not de
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by diegs 2y ago
This reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venti_(software) which was a content-addressible filesystem which used hashes for de-duplication. Since the hashes were computed at write time, the performance penalty i
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by diegs 2y ago
That's wild. My dentist was in that building for quite a while as well.
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by diegs 2y ago
+1 to 0.3mg, larger doses can lead to nightmares and other issues. It also may take longer to have an effect than is commonly said. For me, it's ~3-4 hours. I'm a natural night owl but 0.3mg melatonin at 6pm has me falling asleep
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by diegs 2y ago
And then you have Go, which won't even let you compile code with an unused variable...
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by diegs 3y ago
Yeah, they are generally better but Ring and Alexa Skills are better than their Google counterparts (at least the last time I checked). I actually have a few old Nest hubs sitting in the basement…
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by diegs 3y ago
Sadly they’re just part of the app. I run adblocking DNS on my home network, but it doesn’t make a difference with this.
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by diegs 3y ago
I wish I could pay money to hide amazon ads on our echo show devices and not auto-opt-in to each new "experience" pane they add. They let you do it for Kindle ads and now for Prime, maybe it'd be a nice cash injection for the
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by diegs 4y ago
Which brand do you use? I couldn't find an exact match via web search :(
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by diegs 4y ago
Weird, I asked our TS admin to disable "override local DNS" and he claimed the option was disabled out, seemingly due to magic DNS being enabled or something. I'll see if I can get access myself to try and change it. Thank yo
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by diegs 4y ago
Is this still incompatible with split horizon DNS? Whenever I'm connected to my corporate tailnet I can no longer resolve hostnames that are registered on my personal, DHCP-assigned DNS server, breaking access to my home network. This
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by diegs 4y ago
Better living through chemistry, until we’re all filed down into featureless automatons. This feature turned on for me today, and ignoring the problematic 1984-ish implications, it’s also nudging me very hard to change my writing style. I’m
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by diegs 5y ago
Aaron Swartz wrote a great book review of Moral Mazes[1] which touches on this. http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/bizethics
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by diegs 5y ago
IANAPOSE (I am not a philosophy of science expert) but I think a happy medium is to observe, collect data, and look for things that are interesting, and then perform properly formulate experiments to test those hypotheses. I think that focu
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by diegs 5y ago
Interesting. I've used gopter a lot for property-based testing, though it's very complex (and impressive), and can get slow or require hacks for complex types. I'm glad this is being made, but like many other things that have
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by diegs 5y ago
Yeah, I think this is a major design point behind Fuschia/Zircon; they have a stable driver ABI to address this specific problem
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by diegs 5y ago
Ctrl-f supercharger, found nothing. I agree that VW and other manufacturers are going big on EV platforms and cars, but (in the US at least) until there is a viable competitor to the supercharging network, I will go with a Tesla. It's
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by diegs 6y ago
Damn, that's a serious bummer. I hope mine doesn't break anytime soon.
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by diegs 6y ago
If you are willing to move to Ubiquiti hardware (recommended, security breach from today notwithstanding) there's a relatively straightforward bypass method where the authentication packets are forwarded from the ONT to the AT&T bo
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by diegs 6y ago
Great article. The remarkable thing to me is that Apple is working so hard to distinguish itself from other competitors about how much they value privacy. Tim Cook famously said, "privacy, to us, is a human right [1]." I wonder ho
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by diegs 6y ago
I don't believe making workplace changes based on data from the quarantine era makes any sense. Currently people are mostly stuck at home, so work from home is nothing like it is during normal times: * People are home all the time, s
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by diegs 6y ago
This actually exists https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2019/03/22/705914833/epis... I think the problem is that the system has historically obfuscated a lot of the malpractice. So I think the
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by diegs 6y ago
i tried to switch to emacs+evil, but i can't bring myself to do it. partly because I'd have to invest a lot of time in getting an equivalently productive environment, but partly because of the following 1. vi is everywhere, and...
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by diegs 7y ago
The problem with this, with Go being a pragmatic language that encourages people to "just write simple code that works," is that people will inevitably use `try()` more often than needed without properly handling, inspecting, and&
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by diegs 8y ago
About half-way through and I think this is a great article, in particular the quotes and I also agree that the first 4 sections are generally applicable. One thing I disagree with is the remark about having fewer, big packages. Though conce
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by diegs 8y ago
Anecdotally (n = 10 or so) every Go codebase I've worked on has devolved into a trash fire, so no. Turns out collective idiots can write horrible systems in any language.
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by diegs 8y ago
https://www.cooksmarts.com/ is amazing. 4 complete meals per week, can tweak serving sizes and dietary constraints, takes seasonality of vegetables into account, strives to have overlapping ingredients, tells you what you c

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