risico

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by risico 2mo ago
I've learned the Ian Knot almost 10 years ago and it still gives me a good smile when I use it every day. Feels like a proper life-hack. I also cannot help myself but look down at people that don't use it, shoelace normies.
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by risico 8mo ago
https://risi.co
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by risico 10mo ago
Same, although most of the time, at least cops, accept a photo of the actual ID card/driver license where I live (Romania), at least it worked the last time I got pulled over.
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by risico 1y ago
One of my dream projects as well, sadly it feels a lot harder to crawl the internet these days, as others have said around here as well. What are some good practices these days to ensure a good crawl/scrape? Invest in proxies, preferab
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by risico 1y ago
I was actually quite surprised when I saw that I could connect my car to HA and that the integration was fully featured, with a lot of stats and entities exposed. I didn’t have time to make much use of it, but I’m still quite sad to see it
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by risico 1y ago
> Google Maps seem like just another ad platform, for companies to pay if they want to be shown in higher zoom levels. I know, mostly that's my pet peeve as well and I guess I got trained to see through the noise. It is the last Goo
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by risico 1y ago
I've been trying really hard to get off Google Maps and almost managed to do it, but one thing that Google Maps offers and the others are not even close (at least for me) is discoverability. For example if I am out riding some trails a
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by risico 1y ago
Exactly, I do not have any other experience but with Heroku but I was taken aback how easy was to setup and since then just deploy and almost everything work as expected. I also love their template gallery of pre-existing projects, managed
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by risico 1y ago
I've been using Dokploy and it is lovely. Solid and stable for the last 12 months running production apps. First time in ages I got the Heroku vibe again.
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by risico 1y ago
Torrents yes, if you have access to ... certain websites, usually invite only (or some premium torrent caching services) and obviously, have a decent internet connection combined with the ability to choose where to stream the torrent from (
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by risico 1y ago
Coming from a country where piracy was the norm, I was very happy when Spotify and Netflix finally arrived. I even went through the trouble of accessing them via VPN just so I could pay for them. Unfortunately, that excitement didn't l
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by risico 3y ago
When I first delved into programming, I was under the impression that OSX was necessary because most programming video tutorials were recorded on a Mac. This led to a minor obsession with acquiring one. Unfortunately, financial constraints
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by risico 3y ago
When sitting at the desk the Sennheiser are a lot more comfortable and have way better audio, also there's no need to charge them. But if I am on the go (laptop) I only take the AirPods with me.
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by risico 3y ago
1. My motorcycle (BMW R1250GS) - Hoping on and going in any random directions you want, far away or close, on whatever road you choose, paved or not, it's the ultimate sense of freedom. 2. My Camera(s) (Fuji XT2/X-E4) - With my fa
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by risico 3y ago
I have been hovering the buy button for a while now, the only thing that's keeping me to buy yet is that I really like Extralight/Thin fonts. I hope they add such a version.
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by risico 3y ago
This looks like a really nice and polished product, I am in the same space, I've been working for a while on a similar project, pretty much feature parity but with one caveat, it's pay-once and use forever (1 year of free updates)
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by risico 3y ago
I do not think I have, thank you for the suggestion! Will give it a spin
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by risico 3y ago
One of my 2 favourite fonts. I constantly switch between Fira Code and Iosevka. I just wish Fira Code had an Extra Light option, sometimes, depending on the terminal/OS I find Fira Code too chunky.
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by risico 15y ago
Ah sorry, most likely that number doesn't apply to Canada, everything is cheaper there :).But lets wait for someone that has some better numbers and enlighten us.
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by risico 15y ago
Don't take it as granted but here's an older thread where $15k-$20k is speculated http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2397020 .
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by risico 15y ago
I am in your exact situation, I plan to leave everything I've behind and hit the states or Canada in one year or so and as far as I know there shouldn't be any problem for any kind of startup to get you in(legal wise), of course there's the
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by risico 15y ago
Indeed, I really love the use of Maps API.
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by risico 15y ago
Indeed, that forum thread dosen't give much info. But judging by what it seems a new box and a little searching it seems that there's a joint between C= Commodore USA and Disney to bring C64 back. http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_Home.aspx
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by risico 15y ago
Such comments always make my day, and I am always with an eye looking for them. Most of the time I feel like someone that's stuck in a jungle and finds marks of previous ... activity, "Hey, I am not alone".
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by risico 15y ago
I look forward to the SFTP feature, a zone where Vim isn't confortable.
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by risico 15y ago
Great little app. But you should move the text above the graph and make it more visible. It took me some time to find what happend, and where.
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by risico 15y ago
For apps like this it's worth to buy an iPad.
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by risico 15y ago
Yes, the risks are high for the employer especially if it comes to such high fees, so I assume by letting the employee to make the pay, there won't be any (high) risks. Of course this might not be possible for everyone but would be good to
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by risico 15y ago
I am also interested on more information on this matter. I see some companies specify in the job post that they are willing to help you relocate but haven't heard much talk about this. I know this process is not really cheap (+20k) for the
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by risico 16y ago
I find that having the "guts" to leave the school to pursue a personal goal is more important than staying in and wait for thinks to happen.

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