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by nf-x 4d ago
Using one for couple of months so far. I need it once a month for a couple of hours or so, but it saves me 3x more time, so money well spent. But wow, at 3x less price tag it a deal!
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by nf-x 10d ago
Oh, does that already integrate with GitHub? Need to check how it deals with layouts and arrows in comparison to Mermaid
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by nf-x 10d ago
By the way, what can you tell about Roon as an active user? It costs as much as Qobuz, but it’s your responsibility to fill up your library and provide infrastructure - which is weird. Sure, it sponsors musicbrainz and lastfm for metadata a
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by nf-x 10d ago
Local library playback has always been a challenge when the size is in tens of thousands. But after that the main challenge is headless networked playback from separate subnets - e.g. one great stereo system controlled by multiple members o
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by nf-x 24d ago
This is one of the best blog longreads I have enjoyed in a while!
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by nf-x 1mo ago
to begin with, why not setting validity for 1hr? you don't need to onboard an untrusted tool then.
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by nf-x 1mo ago
i wonder when Claude/Codex would start baking it as first-party features
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by nf-x 1mo ago
there are so many great tools in the baseline core infrastructure. and there's so much NIH syndrome still. appreciation and OS aside, systemd-creds relays long-lived creds into long-lived processes, and author's AI slop attempts a
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by nf-x 1mo ago
keepass is great, because it doesn't require any service to operate - it's just a file. technically, you are responsible for backing it up, but more centralized options possible. I used it for 4 years pre-touchID era in a corporat
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by nf-x 1mo ago
But the IPC is process-wide, not vault-dependent. And requires touch approval on every access, without “trust this process for X minutes” possibility. Other 1pass is a great UX. It was even greater before Electron refactor and non-subscript
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by nf-x 1mo ago
How funny it may sound, but I was recently researching around for these kinds of tools for the same exact purposes. Where I got stuck was at the Secure Enclave storing biometric-crypted payloads in the keychain, but couldn’t get it to work
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by nf-x 1mo ago
some of the third-party apps can show if a number is potentially a spam or a business. it's handy when your phone number is listed in the business directory to avoid those annoying calls.
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by nf-x 2mo ago
How much of it is written by AI?
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by nf-x 2mo ago
Looks neat, need to give it a spin
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by nf-x 2mo ago
Looks very slop, but it’s a good idea. The main difficulty is that no big name is hosting a witness.
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by nf-x 3y ago
Interesting. Does it run from notebooks? It has been the biggest challenge so far.
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by nf-x 3y ago
In fact, many data teams are guilty of overlooking critical questions like “Are we actually monitoring the data?” after deploying multiple pipelines to production. They might celebrate the success of the first pipeline and feel confident ab
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by nf-x 3y ago
Could you share some data from your experiment?
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Exposing Azure Storage on Domain Apex with Let's Encrypt SSL(ssmertin.com)
1 points by nf-x 4y ago|1 comments
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by nf-x 4y ago
How to expose an Azure Storage Account through a top-level domain with the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate you can get for free, almost all via Terraform.
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by nf-x 4y ago
I think you should have couple of chats with different department leaders about what they think and capture systematized feedback somewhere. This will show value prop exactly for your org, exactly for the values your company operates with.
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by nf-x 4y ago
Typical problems Dependabot solves range from updating direct upstream dependencies when they get a patch release to propagating the security vulnerabilities your upstream projects have already fixed. If you have minimal time and don’t have
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by nf-x 4y ago
Driving unit test coverage is essential but very dull. We need to make it as fun as possible. And for the “shippable” OSS products, it’s vital. In the SaaS world, you roll out an emergency release for all users. Once a user downloads someth
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by nf-x 4y ago
Did you try using some of the cheap cloud storage, like AWS S3?
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Show HN: Structured HTML table data extraction from URLs in Go(github.com)
7 points by nf-x 4y ago|2 comments
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Extract HTML Table Data with Go(github.com)
1 points by nf-x 4y ago|0 comments
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by nf-x 4y ago
Do you ever wonder if you should include a third-party library in your code or not? Sometimes it’s worth it, but mostly it’s not. Here’s a quick way to tell: …
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Open Source Dependencies: Is It the Holy Grail or a Can of Worms?(betterprogramming.pub)
1 points by nf-x 4y ago|1 comments
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by nf-x 4y ago
Do you ever wonder if you should include a third-party library in your code or not? Sometimes it’s worth it, but mostly it’s not. Here’s a quick way to tell: If the library is doing something you don’t comprehend, or if it’s doing something
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Structured HTML table data extraction from URLs in Go(github.com)
3 points by nf-x 4y ago|1 comments

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