m82labs

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by m82labs 1y ago
An “everything” feed reader. Its a plugable framework that allows you to push anything into an RSS feed reader type interface. Email, Slack notifications, RSS, etc. I want one place to manage ALL notification settings. So if I want to be no
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by m82labs 1y ago
I had a similar situation using Jekyll (before Docker) so I wrote my own SSG, and its compatible with Jekyll frontmatter. Its been a great experience and completely solid to use. Need a URL shortener feature? Code it into the generator. Wan
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by m82labs 1y ago
I guess my first thought here is that I would just implement this on my blog platform as a series specific RSS feed. Generating an RSS feed per series and even per tag would be trivial to implement and make for a decent user experience. IMO
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by m82labs 1y ago
I want RSS with micropayments. I want to consume information in my own interface, and am willing to pay. I am not willing to pay for a full subscription to a publication when I only find a few articles a year that I want to read. I want Spo
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by m82labs 1y ago
Data Story: Ethics, Productivity, Age and AI:How do these correlate with Developers’ Stances Towards AI at work, 2024 A smaller scale yet interesting look at how ethical issues impact stance on AI in developers. This post looks at data from
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Data Story: Ethics, Productivity, Age and AI(curiousaboutdata.com)
1 points by m82labs 1y ago|1 comments
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by m82labs 1y ago
So for people building real things today are you saying instead of stringing prompts together with logic we should just sit on our hands for a year and wait for the models to catch up to the agent paradigm?
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by m82labs 1y ago
I’d be interested to see what this does to overhead costs of businesses that actually need a large vehicle. I have a small horse farm and drive a 2010 F-150. I haul horses, 900lb. hay bales, feed, lumber for repairing fences and building sh
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by m82labs 1y ago
So I discovered the opposite. My reading was always tied to a goal of some sort. I started reading on a kindle and turning off progress indicators and suddenly I had my attention back. I wasn’t worried about improving or reading a certain a
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by m82labs 1y ago
I have no use for this but my first thought is wondering how safe the features like InfiniteSpin are from hallucinations. That’s assuming it’s using an LLM of course.
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by m82labs 4y ago
I’ve been using radicale for contacts and calendar for quite a few years now. Plays nice with iOS Mail and Contacts as well as Gnome Evolution and has overall been a great experience.
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by m82labs 4y ago
“ By putting themselves in a corner, he created (at no small cost) the conditions where he could do the work.” I think this might be the more important part. I am a firm believer that you do your best and most creative work under known and
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by m82labs 4y ago
The Raleigh NC area has quite a bit of tech, and if you stay about 20-25 minutes outside of downtown you can get that rural lifestyle while still being close to the city and tech companies. Specifically if you stay south of the city. I have
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by m82labs 5y ago
I haven’t and haven’t had to. With this setup though I could really do anything I want with the messages.
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by m82labs 5y ago
I wrote up an article on hosting email in an S3 bucket. It does mean your email is in AWS, so not sure if that is any better. https://markw.dev/aws-free-email/
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Hosting email for close to free on AWS ses(markw.dev)
5 points by m82labs 5y ago|0 comments
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by m82labs 7y ago
The big difference is my setup doesn’t require another email service. Just 10 lines in a config to spin up an imap server. I was trying avoid the big mail providers when I set this up.
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by m82labs 7y ago
I plan to write a post about it. I’ll put it up here when I’m done.
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by m82labs 7y ago
I started there but didn’t like having my drafts and unfinished ideas visible in the repo. I now maintain my site in a private repo and publish to S3. Not sure if that’s possible now in Github or not.
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by m82labs 7y ago
I found s3 + cloudflare to be a better combo. Cloudflare offers free ssl certs and has overall been a great experience. I also use AWS SES for my domain mail. It gets delivered to S3, then a local python script grabs it and dumps it in a ma
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by m82labs 7y ago
How is it compelling for DNS? (Asking honestly) Any article I have attempted to read is full of non-informations and vague generalizations.
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by m82labs 9y ago
I was wondering the same. No way I would load a module just to monitor CPU.
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by m82labs 10y ago
I have four kids and I still find time to speak at conferences, write the occasional blog post, and work on side projects. One thing for me is that having kids has forced me to be better organized. So even though I can't spend an entir
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by m82labs 10y ago
This feels like what Meetup does. What makes this app different?
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by m82labs 10y ago
I think most RDBM systems have a way to pin a table or database in memory. The difference with the Microsoft solution is that it is a separate engine designed explicitly for memory. So there is no locking or blocking of pages. There are som
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by m82labs 10y ago
Fully in-memory SQL can also be accomplished using IMOLTP via MS SQL Express on Linux now as well. And you get a fairly feature complete engine along with multithreaded execution, no blocking, and some great client options. The only limits
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by m82labs 10y ago
They are. But Apple was the only company smart enough to control that on their mobile platform BEFORE it became an issue.
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by m82labs 10y ago
As someone that lives in the Southern US, all I can think about is the number of spiders that would live in the cubby the bed slides into.
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by m82labs 10y ago
Flash Forward: The Altered State https://overcast.fm/+EmxPZFzWE
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by m82labs 10y ago
I guess I need more detail to understand your position on this one. An employee that is working for their own personal benefit and gain only is not going to work well in most team settings and will likely not care to work on projects that

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