jpetrucc

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by jpetrucc 2y ago
Interesting to see a "modern" ~30b sized model - will have to give this a try!
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by jpetrucc 3y ago
+1 for this - I've essentially replaced all of my local tooling for my own projects as well as where I work with nix. Consistent, stable environments that include every dependency have been a breath of fresh air for development across
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by jpetrucc 3y ago
The "Probable Savings" is such an annoying thing they do on their site (do all EV companies do this?). You can't just advertise a lower monthly price based on an arbitrary amount of gas spend over three years
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by jpetrucc 3y ago
A similar tool that I love: https://github.com/prompt-toolkit/ptpython
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by jpetrucc 3y ago
Are these chipsets anywhere in the price range that would make them feasible for consumer/pro-sumer? I wasn't able to find anything related to pricing without contacting sales. With the numbers being thrown about, this would appea
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by jpetrucc 3y ago
I've been following for a while - I eagerly await when I can build this from source, or install without an auth token! This is a blocker for me to ever adopt this as more than a toy language. These days, if I can't use Nix to buil
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Top Services by Spend on AWS, GCP, and Azure(twitter.com)
2 points by jpetrucc 3y ago|0 comments
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Querying a Billion Rows of AWS Cost Data 100X Faster with DuckDB(vantage.sh)
7 points by jpetrucc 4y ago|1 comments
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by jpetrucc 4y ago
Very cool to see Vantage adding Azure support! Now they've got coverage of the big 3 sidenote: it may be good to update the title - this post is about Vantage adding that support, but the title reads a bit more like their normal taglin
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by jpetrucc 4y ago
Great advice for anyone using AWS services! I've always wondered why at least S3 VPC endpoints weren't the default for new VPCs
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by jpetrucc 4y ago
posting a snippet for HAProxy in case its helpful to someone else (or if others have recommendations on how to better do this) http-request deny if { path -m sub ${ } http-request deny if { query -m sub ${ } http-request deny if { p
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by jpetrucc 4y ago
Where are you seeing these for those prices? ebay? It'd be interesting to see what could be done with boards like this
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by jpetrucc 4y ago
This looks awesome! Thanks for sharing - I've been looking for a nice django/react starter kit to play with (especially as a less front-end inclined dev). Looking forward to the thread on your Show HN!
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by jpetrucc 5y ago
I love Mullvad, I've been a happy user of theirs for many years!
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by jpetrucc 5y ago
+1 for this, I can't scroll at all on Firefox. Works on Chrome though
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by jpetrucc 5y ago
This is awesome! It got me curious about something like this for python and I stumbled upon Wolf [0], which looks pretty cool. [0]: https://github.com/Duroktar/Wolf
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by jpetrucc 5y ago
I like to use http://http.rip/ for this!
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by jpetrucc 5y ago
I would second this - my parents bought them as well after trying mine (Dad got a Titan, Mom got an Omega)! I've been using it for about a year now and have no complaints at all. Great lumbar support too.
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by jpetrucc 5y ago
+1 for metabase, I've used it all over the place
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by jpetrucc 5y ago
I would highly recommend looking at something like kubectx [0] to manage switching between kubernetes contexts! I've been using this for a while now and have it aliased to kx. It supports tab completion, as well as fzf integration if y
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
+1 for nix and home-manager - I recently switched to this setup (still learning/experimenting a lot, link here [0]) and have been very happy! [0]: https://github.com/jpetrucciani/nix
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
any Ubuntu LTS version!
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
I recently began using Nix as such on my current MBP - I'm a big fan!
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
I'd recommend checking out Elementary OS [0]. It's based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic), so you have the support of one of the (arguably) larger Linux communities, and you have the freedom to do what you like. It has a custom deskto
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
Ah okay cool, makes sense. Thanks for the response!
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
Thanks for the response - looking forward to trying it out this weekend!
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
Congrats on the launch - looks very interesting! Are there any performance implications using this custom runtime? Have you used this in production systems? Are there any known limitations of using sysbox?
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
This looks awesome! Just backed - very excited for February!
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by jpetrucc 6y ago
Looks pretty interesting! I've been using Cloudcraft [0] for a while now for AWS diagrams, and I'm quite happy with it - it even can do some cost estimation stuff based on resources you have in your diagrams! [0]: https:/&#x
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Amazon SageMaker Autopilot(aws.amazon.com)
141 points by jpetrucc 7y ago|43 comments

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