tdsanchez

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by tdsanchez 15d ago
It's probably Azure infra that's the problem.
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by tdsanchez 5mo ago
Bbedit is better than Sublime and is arguably more refined. I use it and Bbedit and vi.
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by tdsanchez 5mo ago
Mac graybeards everywhere are snickering knowing that most people are UNAWARE of Bbedit. https://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/
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PostMac – AI-native development, trunk-based Git, 12-factor philosophy(github.com)
1 points by tdsanchez 6mo ago|1 comments
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by tdsanchez 6mo ago
Personal tools built to solve real problems that no commercial product would address. AI-native development, trunk-based git, 12-factor philosophy. Every tool is a single binary or a single HTML file. I have about a dozen tools cooking to
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by tdsanchez 6mo ago
https://postmac-blog.pages.dev/opendoc-the-document-is-the-s...
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by tdsanchez 6mo ago
It has the apfs-monitor and basic media browser that’s roughly a cross between pre ElCap iPhoto and pre OSX iView multimedia and you can edit tags and comments and dive into tag groups by clicking tags. Extended attributes and file metadat
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by tdsanchez 6mo ago
I intend to in the near future and you can use my whole setup. The PoC is on Github under the same username. https://github.com/tdsanchez/PostMac/
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by tdsanchez 6mo ago
Because like everything else in technology, executive don’t understand it beyond a first order level and assign their own value system to it. It seems like magic TO THEM because they’ve never been able to orchestrate such capability withou
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by tdsanchez 6mo ago
I’ve made a bunch of tools to help me get around file system limitations on modern Macs (APFS) and treating my entire legacy file collection as CMS challenge and have cranked out more binaries in 3 months than in the 10 years before the arr
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by tdsanchez 6mo ago
That’s a lot of words for you don’t know what actually happened. /if
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by tdsanchez 7mo ago
That’s why you tell CC to do a ‘terraform plan’ to verify it’s not wrecking critical infrastructure and NEVER vibe-code infrastructure.
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by tdsanchez 1y ago
Best advice is if you have to rearchitect your system JUST to run it on Kubernetes you probably don’t know enough about it yet. I have worked with ~100 dev teams across industries modernizing infrastructure and most dev teams are too silo’d
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by tdsanchez 1y ago
It should.
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by tdsanchez 1y ago
Sounds like you’re terrified of immigrants for lack of human understanding. Like a child. Here’s the thing - this whole experiment was built on stolen land with slave labor and there can never be immigration “justice” on stolen land. What
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by tdsanchez 2y ago
CPUs have multiple cache levels because the machine cycle at the CPU die is ~500ps while writing to main memory and then need to read it at the same latency, that’s going to be around 200ns while the CPU is idle. To mask this, we write back
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by tdsanchez 2y ago
The thing people have a problem with is that Microsoft is claiming that it will be carbon neutral by 2030 but it can't be true so they're just bullshitting. I was at Microsoft as a blue badge when they intro'd the carbon neut
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by tdsanchez 2y ago
"the secret" is spending a long serial period of time deep in architecting solutions because the time you spend doing that kind of work compounds like interest.
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by tdsanchez 2y ago
Cydia was the first alternate app store.
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by tdsanchez 2y ago
There's no human that could create a CPU from scratch in two weeks because the concept itself is nonsense. This is like the guy on Twitter who threw MRI scans at Claude. Or Juicero.
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by tdsanchez 2y ago
I mostly use Carbon Copy Cloner, PathFinder, ditto and rsync because if I try to copy anything more than a few files it's like I'm running MacOS 9 and I have to babysit the copy like it's a five year old riding a bike with tr
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by tdsanchez 3y ago
I stopped reading at "It’s well known that people with lower incomes commit more crime." I suspect the article is neoconservative garbage.
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by tdsanchez 3y ago
I've watched Waymo cars, multiple times, from a traffic-lighted intersection, as the lead vehicle, from the left lane, stop 100% when the light it green until other cars pass in frustration and then cross 4 lanes to make the next RIGHT
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by tdsanchez 3y ago
I worked at Intel when the first mobile Pentiums were being developed. Back then, gate oxides were 10-12 atoms thick. That was nearly 30 years ago and feature size was 350nm or .35 micron. Today's 3nm processes use 3 dimensional gate
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by tdsanchez 3y ago
I came here to say this. I've used 1password for 16 years and it is SOLID.
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by tdsanchez 3y ago
The easy answer is to not post reviews.
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by tdsanchez 3y ago
Microsoft SHOULD be a leader in mobile and instead they just pivot from one tech hype to the next. Windows 11 is a laughing stock to many and it isn't exactly flying off the shelves. Microsoft is a hot mess and Nadella is a trader the
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by tdsanchez 3y ago
They should not compare themselves to Colima (yet) because while Colima supports Kubernetes, Orbstack does NOT.
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by tdsanchez 4y ago
I live in Phoenix. Agriculture is big business's boogeyman. Golf course, swimming pools, lawns and poorly managed landscaping use water like its a cheap date. Farmers in suburbs have been GIVING UP their water rights for the greater go
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by tdsanchez 4y ago
"And your country owes you why?" Because its a UN convention. https://www.unhcr.org/un-conventions-on-statelessness.html

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