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Cloudflare OS(os.cloudflare.app)
4 points by phirschybar 1mo ago|2 comments
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The Programmer Identity Crisis(hojberg.xyz)
5 points by phirschybar 11mo ago|1 comments
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I Shipped a macOS App Built by Claude Code(indragie.com)
2 points by phirschybar 1y ago|3 comments
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by phirschybar 1y ago
my strategy for getting rid of these (earworms? had never heard that term until now) is to just play the song in full, _let it finish_ and go to another song (any song). congrats it's now out of your head. you're welcome!
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by phirschybar 1y ago
yeah and: > By contrast, core features in Dia, like chatting with tabs and personalization features, are used by 40% and 37% of DAUs respectively well of course. these are likely some of the few major features of Dia which is still in pr
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by phirschybar 1y ago
this sums up the situation eloquently and perfectly
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by phirschybar 2y ago
this is awesome news. I loved the original pebble but moved to the apple watch after pebble's demise. I am curious what people here use their smart watches for on a daily basis and couldn't live without, other than to check the da
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by phirschybar 2y ago
agreed. at my company we ended up rolling our own system. but this area is absolutely ripe for some configurable saas or OS tool with advanced reporting and alerting mechanisms. Datadog has a decent offering, but it's pretty $$$$.
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by phirschybar 2y ago
love this.
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by phirschybar 2y ago
I love this. but, why?
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by phirschybar 3y ago
ha. this just reminded me that some old touchtone phones had a pulse button in case you needed it.
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by phirschybar 3y ago
wow - this was a great walk down memory lane. I remember using all of them, particularly tables for creating complicated layouts. it worked beautifully but was an unbelievable pain to maintain when making layout changes. what's wild th
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by phirschybar 3y ago
I agree with this approach. the other added benefit is that when they decided to optimize the app by eliminating or tuning queries and utilizing replicas for reads, they ultimately made the app much more performant while possibly reducing c
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by phirschybar 3y ago
Greatest live album of all time IMHO
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by phirschybar 3y ago
incredible and so inspiring. thank you!!
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by phirschybar 7y ago
this is great. I have actually met 3 developers in the course of my career who went from standup to programming. Those are also the only 3 standups I have ever met!! Never understood the connection until now!
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by phirschybar 8y ago
Same thing happened to me recently! :)
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by phirschybar 8y ago
This is completely on point ^. I remember those times, and I also long for a weirder, more creative and more frontier-like internet! The combination of a strong reaction to Flash, which had begun to dominate the web around 2001, and the wel
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by phirschybar 8y ago
I was just looking for the G1 too. That was my first digital camera. I loved it!
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by phirschybar 8y ago
I think it's more like a productive time of year for hackers to get things done :). The week between xmas and new years is always super productive and creative for me... it's quiet and there is a subconscious urge to wrap things u
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by phirschybar 8y ago
awesome! can't tell you the number of times I have slammed into this when copy/pasting.
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by phirschybar 8y ago
maybe intolerable is a better word.
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by phirschybar 8y ago
Our experience with the Google cost increase was similar. We were paying around $550/mo for the GMaps Platform pre-price-change. Over 80% of this cost was for dynamic maps usage. The rest was for use of the Google Places API. When I go
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by phirschybar 8y ago
How does this interact with the Gmail "Snooze" feature? Are snoozed items actually sent back to the inbox? Or are they muted in some way?
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by phirschybar 8y ago
"Sometimes when you return to a problem after a rest, you find your unconscious mind has left an answer waiting for you." I love when this happens. For me it's usually after a good sleep.
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by phirschybar 8y ago
Not sure about the science here, but I have found the opposite to be true for me. I love natural light and crave it while I work. However, I have found that if the room is just a little too bright I will end up with severe eye strain and he
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The origin of triangular footprint spaces in NYC(twitter.com)
1 points by phirschybar 8y ago|0 comments
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by phirschybar 8y ago
I used jrnl.sh for about a year. I was able to extend it to parse the output so I could do some analysis on what I had written (I was using it partially to track time spent on certain tasks). However, I came to find that write long-form on
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by phirschybar 8y ago
cheers. this was the first appealing thing that came to mind. I am constantly stripping off those query string parameters just to share stuff.
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The Man Who Knew Too Little(nytimes.com)
11 points by phirschybar 9y ago|1 comments

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