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mleonard
5y ago
https://explained-from-first-principles.com/email/
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mleonard
5y ago
Amazing thanks so much!
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mleonard
5y ago
Very interesting. Is any of this open source? I'd love to take a look! I'm guessing it's not open source - as I couldn't find it on your Github account or your company's account. If that's the case, would you b
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mleonard
6y ago
https://halite.io/
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mleonard
6y ago
Two quick book recommendations: Learning how to learn for teens Getting things done (gtd) for teens
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mleonard
6y ago
Interesting. Tell us more about the technical side of things. How does it work on your end??
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mleonard
6y ago
You should post a link to your article in the community blog post section of the external-dns GitHub readme https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/external-dns
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mleonard
6y ago
Thanks for the reply. I was wondering if you were using the headfull chrome approach! I for one would definitely love to read some more specifics on this in the future when you have time! (And if there's anything you can open source pl
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mleonard
6y ago
Just curious about how you technically do the export to MP4. Can you share any details? Do you play it back in real time and record it, or do you have a way of exporting it quicker than real time?? What technical approach do you use if you
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mleonard
6y ago
Hi Justin. I'd be very interested in seeing that custom element! If you're able to work to get that open sourced that would be amazing. (Interested as a user of both litelement and bazel)
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mleonard
6y ago
How does Sysbox compare to Podman? (If I remember correctly you can run systemd in a podman container and/or run a podman container with systemd.
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mleonard
6y ago
Interesting! Congrats on the launch. Would you mind comparing it to Google's CEL? https://opensource.google/projects/cel
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mleonard
6y ago
Interest! Could you put the genetic algorithm code on GitHub? Would love to learn from it :)
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mleonard
6y ago
Does anyone know anything more about this (more than what is in the tweet thread that is, which is not much!)
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mleonard
6y ago
Check out pijul
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mleonard
6y ago
Any chance you plan to integrate with Google's Config Connector? It's very similar to crossplane (but gcp specific). https://cloud.google.com/config-connector/docs/overview
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mleonard
6y ago
Great news. Just waiting for es module support in service workers now!
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mleonard
6y ago
Very interesting I'm going to try it out. What's the app written in? It has a VSCode feel to it (which is great!)... Any chance it's built in typescript like VSCode too? I'd love to write a JavaScript extension or two to
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mleonard
6y ago
Very interesting. Can you recommend any other similar projects or any related articles you're aware of so I can learn more about this approach - I'm interesting in exploring it more!
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mleonard
6y ago
If anyone has the time and git skills to post the detailed git commands necessary for this type of workflow I (and I think others) would appreciate it!
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mleonard
6y ago
Can you talk about SSR here just a little to give us an idea of how recoil makes it easy?
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mleonard
6y ago
Does Kite's VSCode extension work with Github Codespaces? You can now install vscode-server on a remote machine and connect to it over ssh from your local vscode or even from vscode in the browser (using Visual Studio CodeSpaces or the
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mleonard
6y ago
Hi. Developer and part-time computer science high school teacher here. Does Workstream support graphical desktop linux machines, or only terminal? Thanks!
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mleonard
6y ago
How do you plan to host the audio files? Won't the bandwidth costs be very expensive for you?
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mleonard
6y ago
Cool app. How do you plan to monitize?
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7y ago
How are you handling running untrusted JavaScript on your backend?
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mleonard
7y ago
Interesting! Any chance you can share a few tips to get started doing the same? (eg any crates to use or other tips). I'm currently looking for a rust learning project and building what you described really hits the mark!
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mleonard
7y ago
A quick flyby suggestion in case you haven't come across it: for Android I think you could make use of the web share target API instead of using tasker.
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mleonard
7y ago
Currently I have a small cluster with 3 nodes running, each in a different zone (data centres next to each other, eg in London). Sadly this will now be charged.
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7y ago
For folks just trying it out, 1 cluster is still free... in a single physical data centre. Sadly you'll be charged for running a cluster across two or three data centres in the same availability zone (eg London).
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