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jsherer
23d ago
Love this. I want this to go up to 174 bpm for some DnB experiments.
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jsherer
2mo ago
I hear you, but I'm suggesting a preconfigured one like the others that are linked here.
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jsherer
2mo ago
Maybe I'm overlooking, but would love if this had an accurate political globe (e.g., countries and capitals) for my young kids.
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jsherer
2mo ago
I find this to be pretty accurate: https://www.canirun.ai/
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3mo ago
I was confused a few weeks ago. Check out the go pkg: https://pkg.go.dev/modernc.org/sqlite 1. gitlab.com/cznic/sqlite is the primary repo 2. github.com/cznic/sqlite was the github mirror but it mov
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4mo ago
you probably can!
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Show HN: I made a local proxy for AI tool calls to keep my API keys safe
(github.com)
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4mo ago
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4y ago
Good question. Indeed, I prioritized improving my vitamin levels for health reasons, including the possibility that it may reduce my headaches, rather than running a purely scientific experiment. If the migraines come back while I maintain
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4y ago
Back in August of 2021 I started tracking my headaches. I was experiencing 10+ debilitating migraines a month and had modified a number of variables in effort to reduce them (sleep, stress, water/caffeine intake, etc). In September I g
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6y ago
I'm working on the next version of JS8Call[1], a digital mode for amateur radio, that enhances the mode by using some of the latest RF research (LTE/5GNR/Turbo Codes/Polar Coding) for sending reliable messages over weak
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6y ago
You will not usually have nor do you need line of sight for HF radio. The radio waves are reflected by the ionosphere at various angles and heights, allowing the signal to be received at many different distances at once. Radio waves at the
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6y ago
Awesome. Hope to see you on the air sometime :)
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6y ago
Great to hear Ryan. See you on JS8 :)
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6y ago
Yea, Metcalfe's Law at work. Give 40m a try.
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6y ago
Glad you found me :) Here's the main site where you can learn more: http://js8call.com/ And a video walkthrough I did just a few months ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rz0Cpkaol-o
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9y ago
This is not my proposal, but I think this is one that I like most with regards to Go and metaprogramming/generics.
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Golang Proposal: Compile-Time Functions and First Class Types
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9y ago
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10y ago
> Blocked a lane of traffic for 40 minutes Curious on the 40 minutes here. Why'd it take so long to recover?
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10y ago
This looks like an interesting finding. Unfortunately, the trade-off for this type of efficient small data storage is real: > Note that LSM-trie uses hash functions to organize its data and accordingly does not support range search. R
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11y ago
Application Reliability Engineer | Zapier (YC S12) | Fully-Remote Team (Work Anywhere) | Full-time We're looking for someone to join our fully-remote Engineering and DevOps team at Zapier to help scale and automate the billions of task
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Zapier (YC S12) Is Hiring a Fully-Remote Application Reliability Engineer
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11y ago
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11y ago
Would be good to start off your landing page with a headline and some copy explaining your product. I didn't quite get it at first. You need something like... Lanes is a simple to-do list with a built in pomodoro tracker designed
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11y ago
I had the same though and looked into it. It seems that CoreCLR isn't the limitation there. It supports a variety of platforms: https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr#build-status Looks like the authors are focused on
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11y ago
> There are a few minor quirks, but generally it works well > As ever, support for Broadcom wifi and Nvidia graphics is nonexistent. This is exactly the big issue with adoption of any *nix system on laptop or desktop. No user wants to
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11y ago
For what it's worth, I think your website headlines need a lot of work. In the first few seconds of visiting your site I should know exactly what quasardb is and why I should care (i.e., whether or not the solution/service/pr
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11y ago
Given that the title of the project is called Shiny, I wish it had some screenshots of the look and feel of the web-based UI. Seems like that could be a selling point.
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11y ago
Odd: "This implmentation (sic) currently does not implement the counter feature."
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11y ago
I agree. I'm going to try to narrow down what might be causing the issue by comparing a 1.4.2 profile and a 1.5 profile. Hopefully it'll be clear what changed and I can write a reproducible test case for it. Either way, I'll
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11y ago
This is interesting. I'm experiencing the opposite results for my long-tail latencies. Maybe it's to do with the way I have structured my system (too much reliance on the GC?), but switching to the Go 1.5 release in my testing has
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11y ago
Quite interesting. I grew up in a small town with < 10K people and we used Dial-a-Ride all the time. I think the service is still offered to this day.
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