dtjohnnymonkey

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by dtjohnnymonkey 20d ago
This YT channel is the first thing I thought of when I saw the site.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 4mo ago
I could totally get into “Ops Thriller” genre of novels like this.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 1y ago
I would love to turn this into a screensaver of rain falling onto a window.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 1y ago
AQ2 was such a fun mod. It's been a while since I played, but if I recall you could some real John-Woo style moves as if you are in an action movie. The article says that Le created it though: Two years later he created Action Q
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by dtjohnnymonkey 1y ago
I think that it’s probably doable in DEVONthink. There are flows to automatically OCR and to organize files into folders based on content.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 1y ago
After some time I find myself waiting for highly composite numbers rather than primes.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
Came here to see if I was just imagining things. Thanks for confirming!
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
I have a .in domain email address and there have been occasions where it is rejected by some email address validation logic.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
If I'm running a command in the background, and want to be notified when it's done, I usually run it like cmd; say 'files done' I wish I could use his voice though! These were sounds of my childhood.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
I remember taking a PL class in undergrad, learning Prolog as one of a handful of languages. During that section my brain started to want to "bind" variables to things as I was going about my day, it was very weird.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
Where is your data coming from? I’m curious what prevents you from inserting the data into Clickhouse without Kafka.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
ClickHouse does need ZK but they have their own implementation.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
There was one at BrickCon in Bellevue, WA last week! It’s my favorite part of the show. Always reminds me of queueing theory and distributed systems.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
To mitigate this case you could limit capacity in terms of concurrency instead of request rate. Basically it would be like a fairly-acquired semaphore.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
I felt this keenly when my children were very young. At times I only had one arm/hand free because I was holding a child in the other. Or I could only read poorly in the dark because I didn’t want to turn on the lights and disturb the
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
> That means what we actually want is a way to say “hey OpenTelemetry SDK, give us all the current spans in the buffer”. Isn’t this exactly what the SpanExporter API is for? This is in the Go SDK, I suppose it may not be available in oth
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
When I was in college they would use a transparency projector, but instead of transparency pages, there would be a roll with a crank that you would turn to advanced the roll. You would get the same effect as slipshow.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
I am responsible for a MapReduce-based system built about 13 years ago and it is the bane of my team’s existence right now. It was the hotness in its day, but did not age well at all. We are working on a replacement using ClickHouse.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
choir.io , I had hooked it up to our raw event stream so I could “feel by audio” how our systems were running.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 2y ago
I always wanted to try Pelikan Cache, but it’s hard to take a risk when there is Redis. Maybe now it’s more palatable.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
Autocomplete of S3 buckets. E.g aws s3 ls s3://<magic…> Also brief documentation of any arguments or flags for the command you are typing.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
This seems similar to Ramit Sethi's "Craigslist Penis Effect", which IIRC basically says that you only need to try a little bit to have better results than most people.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
This is fun. I used to build these REST APIs for airlines (not Southwest though). Fun to see them get some attention!
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
I've never been to a legit LAN party. I started out (ca 1995) in "network" gaming playing DOOM (the shareware copy, I think we could only play 3 levels). My buddies would come over after school. We'd hook up my dad'
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
No one would pull the Andon cord if they thought they might get fired for it.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
I was playing with something like this a long time ago back when I was excited about NodeJS. I hooked up libuv to PHP and got https://github.com/dtjm/php-async which seemed to work in simple experiments.
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
As a kid I asked my dad to buy a tape backup drive so I could do backups of our Win95 machine. I’d run backups religiously, to the chagrin of other members of the household who were unable to use the machine during a backup. Later at my fir
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
One of my first moments on the internet was chatting on Compuserve using the DOS client. Chats were sent character-by-character so everyone’s text was constantly stomping over everyone else’s. But it was amazing that those were people from
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
Everything should be designed with accessibility in mind, not only because one day we might be permanently disabled, but also because everyday we might be temporarily disabled. For example, you might be carrying something in one hand, and o
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by dtjohnnymonkey 3y ago
There was a recent ruling on EU-US Data Privacy regulations https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_23_...

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