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   by vsupalov 4mo ago

   Additions to that list: https://thehonestsorcerer.substack.com/p/running-on-empty-co... - the hidden world of copper supply https://www.orcasciences.com/articles/there-has-to-be-a-bett... - though
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   Ask HN: Favorite In-Depth Deep Dives

   5 points by vsupalov 4mo ago|1 comments
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   Show HN: Seasons Come and Go – a calm overview of the natural rhythms around us(seasonscomeandgo.com)

   1 points by vsupalov 9mo ago|0 comments
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   by vsupalov 1y ago

   Really appreciate the graphics, in-between summary elements and the progress bar widget. A bit too much colorful font variants my taste as it leans towards distracting, but hey everybody is different. That was a swell read, thanks for shari
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   by vsupalov 1y ago

   What would be an easier niche in your opinion?
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   by vsupalov 1y ago

   I'm also curious about ways to provide value with a technical project. The challenge when exploring this topic: the incentive to stay under the radar. Those succeeding don't have much to gain from sharing details here. Worst case:
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   by vsupalov 2y ago

   Good stuff. Thanks! Any chance this has to do with the generous grants which get bestowed on movies and tv productions in Canada?
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   by vsupalov 2y ago

   Thanks for the reply! Never would have thought.
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   by vsupalov 2y ago

   According to a HN post from 2015, Buenos Aires is the bookstore capital of the world. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9747230
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    Ask HN: What Are the Global Capitals for Specific Industries or Niche Interests?

    1 points by vsupalov 2y ago|6 comments
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    by vsupalov 2y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion!
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    Ask HN: CEO letters and similar sources of insight

    1 points by vsupalov 2y ago|2 comments
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    by vsupalov 2y ago

    That's the reason why I chose to focus on Go instead of Rust after immersing myself in it for a while. Rust invites you to aim for brevity and crafting smart solutions whenever you can. Don't get me wrong, sometimes this leads to
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    by vsupalov 3y ago

    Thanks for the kind words! I'm currently revising some old articles and getting back into writing more often, this is a nice reminder to keep at it.
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    by vsupalov 3y ago

    Thanks a lot for sharing! I ended up watching the referenced "It's Time for Operating Systems to Rediscover Hardware" talk as well. Fascinating stuff.
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    by vsupalov 3y ago

    Way out of my depth! However, the stuff I saw the folks from Oxide [1] talk about comes to mind. Hardware stuff with Rust. If you want to look at a specific project, Hubris [2] is a kernel for "deeply-embedded" systems. [1] https
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    by vsupalov 3y ago

    I wondered about an adjacent topic recently ("what IS the kernel actually") and found out that a great way to understand it, would be to start with the boot process. Once I felt less lost, I tried to capture my learnings [1] The t
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    Show HN: Frequent Suffixes and Prefixes in HN Titles(vsupalov.com)

    4 points by vsupalov 4y ago|0 comments
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    The First 10 Years of HN in Data(vsupalov.com)

    1 points by vsupalov 4y ago|0 comments
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    by vsupalov 5y ago

    The site was built with Next.js and TailwindCSS in about a day. The size is quite big, because data is baked-in, for that sweet sweet quick interactivity. "Liked", "watched" and similar annotations are only saved on your
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    Show HN: Almost-instantly filter and locally tag JRE episodes(jrebinger.com)

    1 points by vsupalov 5y ago|1 comments
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    by vsupalov 5y ago

    Interesting! Reminds me of James Clear and the way he used blog posts as raw material for his book. PKM geek-out time: Edw519 has been using HN as a tool for thought. Producing intermediate packets in the form of comments. If those comments
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    by vsupalov 5y ago

    Hi HN! First time I see one of my articles on here. What a nice surprise. If the above link caught your attention, you might also enjoy the following ones: * For the quickest ROI: https://vsupalov.com/improve-your-docker-ima
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    by vsupalov 6y ago

    At long last, winter is coming.
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    by vsupalov 6y ago

    Whoops, sloppy generalization on my part. You're completely right of course, thanks! I've been focusing on deep learning a lot lately, to the point where AI has become an alias for those exciting new GPU-heavy techniques.
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    by vsupalov 6y ago

    The results are really impressive. At the moment I'm considering spending a low 3-figure amount for a professionally spoken intro for a new podcast. Some of the lines I generated are in my top 5 easily, human speakers don't have a
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    by vsupalov 6y ago

    Yeah, running anything related to AI involves GPU instances. An alternative is to point people to using Google Colab where you can get access to a GPU for free, but that's not a smooth end user experience for most folks.
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    by vsupalov 6y ago

    Shameless plug: if you want to learn more about building better Docker images (beyond using hadolint, which is an excellent quick win) I put together a comprehensive free email course about that topic over at https://vsupalov.com
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    by vsupalov 6y ago

    +1 for hadolint. There's also https://github.com/goodwithtech/dockle and https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy if you want more security emphasis.
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    by vsupalov 6y ago

    For those who want to like Hugo, but can't stand the templating language: there's also Zola ( https://github.com/getzola/zola ), a superb static site generator, with built-in Sass compilation, written in Rust.