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Explore every Claude Code buddy(perplexes.github.io)
2 points by perplexes 6mo ago|1 comments
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by perplexes 6mo ago
Just like with everyuuid.com, you too can explore the space of all possible Claude code buddies. And find legendary shiny wise ducks. And install them by patching your binary on macOS.
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by perplexes 8y ago
RE-PC in Seattle is like an indoor tech junkyard.
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by perplexes 9y ago
That's a great question. We haven't done the calorie calculations yet but they're full of healthy fats. Each meal is about three servings, if that helps any.
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by perplexes 9y ago
Fixed - send me an email :)
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by perplexes 9y ago
Oh, totally - it's one of the very next things we're implementing (personalization/recommendation, etc)
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by perplexes 9y ago
I work for Good Eggs. If you you live in the greater bay area want a dinner kit with local ingredients and focus on minimizing waste and packaging... https://www.goodeggs.com/sfbay/dinner-kits We use produce and grocer
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Serverlessness, NoOps and the Tooth Fairy – Charity Majors(youtube.com)
1 points by perplexes 10y ago|0 comments
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by perplexes 10y ago
Is there a recording of the signal available anywhere?
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by perplexes 10y ago
Here's the paper - https://www.cs.jhu.edu/~cwright/oakland08.pdf This is a variant of "should you compress or encrypt first?" Compression relies on pattern matching, and compressed size will leak details
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by perplexes 10y ago
This is wonderful. I read the whole series in one sitting. It actually made video codecs feel way more approachable, rather than some patented black box magic I'll never understand. It also reminded me of a recent article talking about
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by perplexes 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10364197 "Twitter has over 4,100 employees in more than 35 offices"
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by perplexes 11y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Esper yet: http://www.espertech.com/esper/ Esper does exactly this - you run streams of events over it and it continuously executes SQL to see if it matches. If so you can: - run
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by perplexes 11y ago
Recently I've been trying to find people to do IT tasks, but we're not at the full-time IT level, we're still a small business. Stuff like: - Setting up a RAID0 dev ubuntu box and transferring my data to it - Setting up a VPN
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by perplexes 11y ago
https://vendorform.com/ is trying to do this for the college store industry
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by perplexes 11y ago
This fits in very neatly with Casey Muratori's "Compression Oriented Programming" which is essentially Write your usage code first, keep YAGNI in mind, then Refactor. I was once asked in an interview whether, on a new project
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by perplexes 11y ago
SENIOR RAILS DEVELOPER, San Francisco, CA FULLTIME or HALFTIME with benefits. We're making higher education more affordable: Helping students compare their bookstore's prices to those of its online competitors; Giving recommendati
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by perplexes 12y ago
VERBA - San Francisco, CA http://verbasoftware.com/ jobs@verbasoftware.com * Rails/JS Product Focus - FULL-TIME or HALF-TIME with benefits [work on your side projects!] Verba thinks that college should be more affordab
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by perplexes 12y ago
Ah, another DabbleDB! I hope you stick around longer. :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dabble_DB
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by perplexes 12y ago
VERBA - San Francisco, CA http://verbasoftware.com/ jobs@verbasoftware.com * Rails/JS Product Focus - FULL-TIME or HALF-TIME with benefits [work on your side projects!] Verba thinks that college should be more affordab
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by perplexes 12y ago
> Want to lose weight? Eat fewer calories than you burn. Want to gain muscle mass and tone? Work out regularly. Etc. This is why research about diet is important. Animals are complex systems, and rarely are "simple" explanation
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by perplexes 12y ago
We offer flexible work schedules (half time, full time, anywhere in-between) with benefits. 1. A. In my experience it's hard to find unless you're contracting or have extremely rare knowledge. 1. B. We're a rails shop, (mostl
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by perplexes 12y ago
We make a few (mostly B2B) SaaS products for college bookstores. Namely: Compare, where students come to buy their books through a portal that compares their book store's prices to their online competitors. Compete, which helps booksto
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by perplexes 12y ago
VERBA - San Francisco, CA | INTERN, VISA http://staging.verbasoftware.com/ (we're mid-refresh) | jobs@verbasoftware.com * Rails/JS Product Focus - FULL-TIME or HALF-TIME with benefits * Analysis/Infrastructur
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by perplexes 13y ago
Part-time is easy to come by when you're doing consulting work, since you can work out the requisite hours with your clients. I did full-time remote consulting for about 5 years, dropped to part-time consulting for a year to concentrat
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Monadic i/o and Unix shell programming(okmij.org)
2 points by perplexes 13y ago|0 comments
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by perplexes 13y ago
Hello, I really like working here. Everyone is very kind. :D
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by perplexes 13y ago
> Seeing that most large hospitals pay 50+ million for their EHR/EMR setup, $500/month sounds reasonable. When I worked for a construction project management startup, this too sounded reasonable: many software systems for this
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Heroku Buildpacks explained(gist.github.com)
1 points by perplexes 13y ago|0 comments
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by perplexes 14y ago
What does NATS achieve that isn't available by using RabbitMQ or 0MQ?

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