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by wuster 1y ago
it's CRUSH.md https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush/blob/main/CRUSH.md
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Understand Cloudflare's Container beta env(chamberspy.anthonywu.workers.dev)
1 points by wuster 1y ago|1 comments
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by wuster 1y ago
Sharing with HN: a starter app to understand Cloudflare Containers (introduced in June 2025 as beta) The official docs were vague and examples pretty bare, so I made a inspector/debugger app to understand the reverse proxied container
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by wuster 2y ago
curl https://storage.googleapis.com/panels-api/data/20240916/medi... | jq -r '.data[].dhd' | grep imgix.net | while read -r line; do out=$(echo $line | sed 's/?.*//g' | se
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by wuster 3y ago
pro tip: if you're dwelling in apartments and can't spare a bedroom or closet, use a "grow tent" ($150-$250 on Amazon) to isolate your workspace from toddlers and spouses - big enough for standing desks - most noise isol
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by wuster 6y ago
Best part of reading this is coming away having learned the existence of units the CLI. How did I spend 20 years on the shell and not have needed or discovered this?
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PoolTogether: No-loss, audited savings game(pooltogether.com)
1 points by wuster 7y ago|0 comments
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Bay Area Regional GTFS Feed: 31 transit agency feeds together in one API(interline.io)
136 points by wuster 7y ago|49 comments
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Bowler: refactoring tool for manipulating Python at the syntax tree level(github.com)
2 points by wuster 8y ago|0 comments
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by wuster 9y ago
the Talk Python series is actually a great way for Python programmers to discover authors and libraries you wouldn't organically come across on HN or GitHub browsing. I highly recommend it to intermediate python programmers to expand
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by wuster 10y ago
simple templates of movie editing where I am just adding a title, clipping videos at start/end times, etc for example: - movie-title title1.mp4 "my awesome movie" --style=lower-left - movie-cat title1.mp4 clip1.mp4 clip2.mp4
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by wuster 10y ago
If you want to build the web with Python, IMO the emphasis should be bringing Python to the web. I think a more promising project is http://pypyjs.org/ - a Python runtime in your browser powered by asm.js Listen to this pod
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by wuster 11y ago
I want to also vote up Cactus despite the lack of attention paid to it lately. IMO it's very well designed and deserves to be worked on by a wider community. It's open sourced via BSD 3 clause: https://github.com/k
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by wuster 11y ago
I've gone down that path before of storing encrypted secrets in SimpleDB. Unfortunately, encrypting string values will bloat the length of your strings, bumping against the 1024 value limit of SimpleDB: http://docs.aws.amazo
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by wuster 12y ago
I agree with his sentiment. Working on side projects keeps this career interesting. During the most boring, most soul-sucking projects of my corporate jobs, being able to accomplish projects on the side reminded me of why I am excited to be
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by wuster 12y ago
Apple is rolling in cash from the 20+ Macs/iPhones/iPods I've personally owned or got from work over the years, I don't feel a tinge of guilt, I'm probably one of their best lifetime customers.
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by wuster 12y ago
I've built Hackintoshes since 10.7, but I would never offer to build one for friends and family, only because I know I'll be called upon to fix the inevitable problem during software updates. This is a social obligation I rather a
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by wuster 12y ago
Same here, I run a spec that Apple simply won't sell me. The moment they sell me a computer that's user upgradable over time and allows me to choose the monitors (no glare, please) that fit my needs, I'll say TAKE MY MONEY! M
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by wuster 12y ago
ARQ on OS X backs up your data to AWS S3|Glacier or Google: http://www.haystacksoftware.com/arq/ I'm not affiliated with the developer, just a big fan.
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by wuster 12y ago
At a small company, there's never an excuse to not send a personal email to a candidate.
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by wuster 12y ago
Sometimes it's not a good idea to give too much feedback, if any at all. I used to automatically provide feedback of why a candidate did not pass the interview, then I had a few sour encounters where the candidate just did not react pr
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by wuster 12y ago
I choose who I work for by these attributes: 1) does the company provide a product or service that makes a world a better place? (e.g. Nest, Tesla would qualify) 2) are my potential colleagues great people that I will enjoy spending time wi
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Grow SDK: "The declarative, file-based CMS for building high-quality web sites."(preview.growsdk.org)
1 points by wuster 13y ago|0 comments
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Virgin America API (unofficial)(github.com)
1 points by wuster 13y ago|0 comments
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by wuster 13y ago
Also to do our best to keep up with our health, so we may live long enough to enjoy life outside of work. It's not all about the money or legacy.
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by wuster 13y ago
good for Jan! Hat tip to an immigrant success story.
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by wuster 13y ago
Congrats to Denny & Cindy! They've come a long way in just one year.
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by wuster 13y ago
Google is rumored to be looking for a campus in Mission Bay: https://www.google.com/search?q=google+mission+bay&oq=google...
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by wuster 13y ago
I entered college in Fall 2001 and enrolled in my university's CS program in Spring 2003. While in high school, I witnessed the high flying late 90s dot-com boom from the sidelines, at times wondering if I should drop out of high schoo
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by wuster 13y ago
Ex-Googler here. Working at Google is very different than making a presentation representing your own idea. At a big company, assuming a collaborative culture, your teammates are rooting for you to do well and you don't go into a meeti

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