raman325

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by raman325 8mo ago
if you are US based, it seems like switching to United States as the country works (or en_us in the URL from en_gb)
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by raman325 2y ago
OK fair enough. There was some salesmanship and exaggeration going on for sure, but I thought the follow up quote clarified what he meant, or at least the way I read it, which is that code assistants will significantly reduce the amount of
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by raman325 2y ago
I am missing something, what is being said that signals incompetence?
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by raman325 3y ago
This is really cool! Found a small bug - when you add a second card, the second card displays a pill with the total time difference between the first card and second card. When you switch the order of the cards by dragging, the pill remains
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by raman325 3y ago
can you share what you mean by flakey? I maintain the integration so I am curious :)
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by raman325 3y ago
We tried, but the community wanted to keep the installation method, so we kept it around.
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by raman325 3y ago
can you share more details about what's breaking? Is it a specific integration? Is it in general? What breaks? This is not consistent with most users' experience but it's hard to know without more specifics.
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by raman325 4y ago
I don't think this comment is in conflict with its parent. Danger isn't binary.
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by raman325 4y ago
Wow, have a little heart why don't you. Sure, this isn't going to revolutionize anti-poaching, but it shows two things: 1. Teenagers can build cool things too! We need more kids interested in STEM and females are underrepresented,
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by raman325 5y ago
I took down all cellular data traffic in Philadelphia for 2 hours. I wrote the operating procedures for performing a backhaul upgrade in preparation for the launch of LTE. The upgrade was being performed on our primary routers which all tra
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by raman325 5y ago
Sure. While there is a higher concentration of those type of people in DC than elsewhere, that is not the same thing as the DC population.
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by raman325 5y ago
Do you have any evidence to back up the claim that “a significant portion of the DC population constantly thinks someone is out to get them”? Admittedly anecdotal but I live in DC and I wouldn’t characterize myself or anyone I know in the a
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by raman325 6y ago
Reportedly the Capitol Police turned down offers for help both before and during the event. Best source I could find: https://nypost.com/2021/01/07/capitol-police-nixed-fbi-natio... EDIT: The other comment ha
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by raman325 6y ago
Not OP but if you are willing to run HomeAssistant, I built a zoom integration [0] that uses web hook events from Zoom to tell HA when you are “busy”. This triggers anytime my calendar shows I’m supposed to be in a meeting, whether I am or
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by raman325 8y ago
See my reply to the parent
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by raman325 8y ago
Have you looked at AppDaemon [0] [1] or Node-Red [2] [3] as alternatives to using YAML to write automations? AppDaemon allows you to write automations in Python, and Node-Red allows you to do it in a visual workflow editor. I haven't m
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by raman325 9y ago
I'd assume the parent comment is referring to the base package version of the Mazda 3. I was able to get a 2015 Mazda3 S Touring for ~$25k with all taxes and fees included, so I think $20k is a fair estimate if you assume the base pack
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by raman325 10y ago
Apple had more negotiating power than any other cell phone manufacturer had in the past. The first iPhone that supported the Verizon network was the iPhone 4. At that point it had already been proven to be wildly successful, and it was one
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by raman325 10y ago
I hear you, and appreciate where you are coming from. I will say that Verizon cares a lot about its brand and about perceived quality. I believe that's why they try to maintain as much control over the "change" process as pos
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by raman325 10y ago
I don't remember what we did for Apple devices, but I'm pretty sure they (Apple) had complete control over the update framework, including the updates themselves. EDIT: edited for clarity
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by raman325 10y ago
FWIW, Verizon does extensive internal testing of OS updates. When I was there, as an engineer, we would be given phones, and anytime there was a new update, we would receive the updates first, use it daily for a couple of weeks, and report
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by raman325 11y ago
cool idea, thanks for sharing! for some reason, everything is working but the ability to move up and down, regardless of whether i use arrow keys or j/k. any ideas? EDIT: should note i am using iTerm on a Mac
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by raman325 12y ago
The optimist in me applauds Facebook for the effort to provide basic data access to the developing world. The pessimist in me wonders if this is simply a brilliant strategy by Facebook to acquire the 4.5 billion people who aren't curre