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by ukd1 2y ago
I've had luck on Reddit; usually programming related job boards or "who's hiring threads" - asking for hourly tutoring / pairing for specific things (e.g. rust).
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by ukd1 2y ago
GPU time
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by ukd1 2y ago
A common schema is one nice thing, but imho the win of these db backed queues is being able to do things, including enqueue background jobs in a single transaction. e.g. create user, enqueue welcome email - both get done, or not - with redi
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by ukd1 2y ago
My last company, Rainforest QA, developed issuing virtual credit-card numbers for just this purpose - kinda like the ones used for privacy.com. Customers use them for testing in prod. Simple, effective - and testing the exact same flow as c
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by ukd1 2y ago
For me it's nice to see the re-use of existing infra - big query. Personally, I was rooting for Postgres, but your logic of why not makes sense! Great post.
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Surprise, your data warehouse can RAG(rainforestqa.com)
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by ukd1 2y ago
ah, I def need remote for my current use case - the web interface just isn't that nice to use!
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by ukd1 2y ago
Is $0.01 per retrieval a lot, or not?
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by ukd1 2y ago
Thanks - good point - though I've not had time to look yet!
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by ukd1 2y ago
I had one in highschool, and a 3a before that in high school - at the time no one else (at least in my school) used a laptop/equiv; I managed to be allowed as a dispensation due to dyslexia and illegible handwriting. The keyboard on th
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by ukd1 2y ago
Interesting; is that the same for banks / building security? That sounds like it disallows dash cams too? edit: did some digging on dash-cams, seems like they're legal if they're recording on a loop, and save permanently with
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by ukd1 2y ago
How does this affect the police in Germany and their ability to record / photograph? What about security cameras, or doorbell cameras - are they illegal, or is consent applied by someone approaching them?
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by ukd1 2y ago
At least they didn't try enforce real (jail time) penalties for not disclosing; Australia, the UK and others have key-disclosure laws - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_disclosure_law#Legislation...
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by ukd1 2y ago
IANAL, but as a green card holder my lawyer told me they cannot deny you entry without an order from an immigration judge (likely if travel was not brief - more than 180 days, or they engaged in illegal activity after leaving the United Sta
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by ukd1 2y ago
cool - they're kinda complimentary?
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by ukd1 2y ago
How does this differ from https://espresso.ai ?
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by ukd1 2y ago
Well, at least in the USA; in the UK the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA), specifically under Part III - a Section 49 notice can be issues, which legally requires an individual to disclose passwords or encryption keys, tho
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by ukd1 2y ago
How do y'all compare to https://tensorwave.com ?
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by ukd1 2y ago
By completed, I assumed you mean made a Dyson Sphere / unlocked all the research? Or do you mean built a sphere around every star? p.s. love this game, too many hours in to it!
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by ukd1 2y ago
really? unless they're jamming it, how would that happen?
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by ukd1 3y ago
There are multiple top level comments with the same level of reading of the article today...not sure why.
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by ukd1 3y ago
In the article it explains it - he's using a non-native (banned) species to breed, that's also endangered, and using material from wild game (also not allowed), and he's forged paperwork to cover it all up.
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by ukd1 3y ago
I've been using this since 2015 - and just found out today they have a cli tool! But, I bought through the App Store so it's not available for me. For any users, is the cli tool useful?
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by ukd1 3y ago
I was wondering if degradation of the glue might too. Also, presumably this only works on solid surfaces - i.e. things that flex (clothes? ...glass?) might not work as the pattern might change over short/long periods of time too.
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by ukd1 3y ago
I actually opened that issue - I'm ukd1 on github too. I looked at fixing it at some point, but it tbh didn't seem that easy or like they had time to help, I should probably revisit. The script I couldn't get working right la
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by ukd1 3y ago
This is really cool, and love that it's open source. Congrats!
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by ukd1 3y ago
Ya OpenSCAD is great for in/cross project re-usable components. The only issues I've had is how it outputs circular things for cutting - it does a series of polygons (configurable number), rather than an arc/circular - places
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by ukd1 3y ago
Tickets related to this report from Aphyr: - https://github.com/ravendb/ravendb/issues/17928 - https://github.com/ravendb/ravendb/issues/17927
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by ukd1 3y ago
This aged well - https://github.com/ravendb/ravendb/issues/13218#issuecomment...
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by ukd1 3y ago
Ya, the tooling is improving (e.g. https://github.com/esp-rs/espup ) - but still, the experience with Rust is always interesting; I try it every few months, then give up as it breaks, sometimes check tinygo, then realiz

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