netshade

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by netshade 8d ago
I agree w/ advising people to move off React Native, though I think the story that "LLM enabled an otherwise too-expensive migration to consider" is not correct. I say this because I was part of a migration from a mid-size Re
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by netshade 11mo ago
Started vanilla and importing things like projectile, magit, all of that. I didn't like the awkward edges of how they joined tho, and eventually tried switching to Spacemacs with "less" of my own config. None of it was awful,
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by netshade 11mo ago
I was an Emacs user for about 3-4 years. I never felt very proficient in it, I always felt like I was cargo culting in config changes that I never felt comfortable with. I liked the power, but never graduated to the point where it felt like
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by netshade 11mo ago
I'm an Emacs -> VS Code -> Helix convert, have enjoyed using it thus far. I've tried to internalize all the existing keybindings and use thus far rather than configuring it much ( I've wanted to have the least amount of
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by netshade 2y ago
LOL, this truly made me laugh. I'm also doing humor stuff with Claude, I was pretty pleased with 3.5 so excited to see what happens with the 3.7 change. It's a radio station with a bunch of DJs with different takes on reality, so
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by netshade 2y ago
Not a great look when many responses are "if the provider won't protect people, then the researcher should contemplate hurting people".
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by netshade 3y ago
You can communicate those ideas specifically without hiding it beneath the veneer of relatability. The entire post started with this bit: > But, come on: you never took us too seriously about K8s, right? K8s is hard for us to use, but th
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by netshade 3y ago
I am a current Fly customer (personal and work), and have been happy with the service. Will likely be trying this out. That said, the marketing tone of this final part of the blog: > More to come! We’re itching to see just how many diffe
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by netshade 3y ago
Yeah, agreed. I use Eleven Labs a lot but this was a very compelling demo to consider changing. Also, curious that you mention Bark - I never found Bark to be very good compared to Eleven Labs. The closest competitor I found was Coqui ( i
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by netshade 4y ago
Disclaimer: I'm just an investment noob. Could it just be that investing in Apple could be seen as "I get all the upside of any benefits I would get in investing in TSMC, with the additional upside of getting exposure to all of Ap
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by netshade 4y ago
Currently using Swift for a side project. It's "server side" in that I have a server implementation that runs on an iOS device and in Linux on a server. Using SwiftNIO for the server pieces, as it's from the Netty folk
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by netshade 4y ago
Corollary to this: if you have insurance, it's also worth asking your insurance provider if they know of any aid programs that can assist. I was shocked to discover Humana has a team that will help you discover aid programs to cover th
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by netshade 4y ago
If you're near the Canadian border, I've heard some anecdotes about folks crossing to get cheaper insulin. I've not done it, though was on the fence about doing it. Also, I know that some makers ( Eli Lilly in particular )
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by netshade 5y ago
I say this as someone who bought some INTC a while back expecting something like the following to play out. Last year's (and somewhat, continuing) chip shortage will combine with a view in the US that chip-availability is a national se
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by netshade 5y ago
I enjoyed this article, but I’m confused. The section raising the question about how this has affected other asset prices seems to just posit the question without establishing how the banks actions would have done so. Is there some obvious
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by netshade 10y ago
(Addendum) I did a Fast Ring update on a separate machine and did not see substantial performance improvements, but the comparison is not valid between the machine linked and the machine I tested on, so I'd be hesitant to say that the
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by netshade 10y ago
Just a note to anyone looking to go down this road: IO performance is still pretty awful last I checked. If your workflow is IO intensive (non trivial Rails app, let's say), proceed w/ caution. https://www.reddit.com&#x
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by netshade 10y ago
Wow, that is pretty fast. I played w/ doing CSV parsing taking advantage of SIMD string lookahead a while back ( https://gist.github.com/netshade/aa9e836e843c8e84b97a ) and found it to be quite fast as well, as I
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Heretical Guide to Being a Person That Writes Server Code on a Surface Book(gist.github.com)
3 points by netshade 10y ago|0 comments
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by netshade 10y ago
Awesome, thanks very much.
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by netshade 10y ago
Nice, thanks for this!
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Ask HN: Who is using AWS Aurora in production?
6 points by netshade 10y ago|4 comments
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by netshade 10y ago
Would be cool if this included cstore_fdw as well ( https://github.com/citusdata/cstore_fdw ).
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by netshade 12y ago
This. I randomly picked Bellingham as a quiet place to go to for a week and do some self-teaching plus vacationing. Decent food, friendly people, nice coffee shops, great areas to go trail running in. I'm not sure I'd go there for
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by netshade 12y ago
I had a hell of a time getting PgPool II w/ PG Streaming Replication set up right. The trivial cases seemed to be fine, but when I started triggering failovers back and forth, I ran into a lot of cases where PgPool II would go stale du
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by netshade 13y ago
I don't have enough background knowledge to ascertain if this is the correct understanding of the problem, but this explanation reads very well, and is the best 'mechanical' explanation I've seen in this thread so far. T
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by netshade 13y ago
Ah well, had hoped there might be an already made thing out there. Thanks!
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by netshade 13y ago
Cool library, can imagine how moving away from boxing / unboxing can be a huge boost for them. I've been looking for something that gave SIMD intrinsics to Java programmers - does anyone know if such a thing exists? Could be a nic
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by netshade 13y ago
I've definitely taken a look at Object Rocket, and it's a really nice looking service. However, our dataset size would take us right into your custom quote plan, and based on the rate of increase between the different plans, we&#x
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by netshade 13y ago
I've been on the fence about trying this on Instrumental; we've been looking at moving to DynamoDB, but I wanted to at least see if it would give drop-in magic performance benefits, so I spun off a new SQS queue of our incoming da

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