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cyberpanther

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About cyberpanther

Father, web developer, and pizza maker; Systems Architect @ Cognitive Space

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    Show HN: PubCrank- the Markdown editor for your static site generator

    PubCrank is a static website editor that is designed for developers, content creators, and editors. It lets a developer setup a static website in generators like Astro, Eleventy (1…

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    I used to teach at a boot camp and it can be really good if you choose the right one. In person full time showed the best results vs online and part time. You can do all the same l…

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    Ask HN: Startup with Two Products

    Product 1 has not really found its product market fit and starting a new product. Advice, yay, nay? Article links, anecdotes, case studies?

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    Cognitive Space | Multiple Roles | Houston TX or US Remote | Full-time https://apply.workable.com/cognitivespace/ US Citizenship Required Roles: DevOps, ML/Data Science, Frontend, …

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    Built my last road bike from the ground up and I would say electronic shifting is my favorite part. Its more precise and easier to maintain than cable shifting. All this compatibil…

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    I created a Strava segment in my neighborhood and started to monitor it. I quickly found a couple cheaters and flagged them. Some I could tell some were just bad GPS data, such as …

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    This is the kind of stuff we're building at https://www.cognitivespace.com/ . If you're an engineer or developer and want to build this stuff. Come join us.

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    Because they own the facility? Otherwise, they have extra cost of going through a government facility with extra regulations and oversight.

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    I created NeutronSync because I needed to replicate my dot files to multiple machines but wanted something that encrypted the files since these files often contain sensitive info. …

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    After using CalyxOS for a while, I came up with a method to use stock android and preserve more of your privacy. https://hackernoon.com/have-your-privacy-cake-on-android-and...

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    Complexity. As a solo founder you need something extremely simple so you focus your time on the business and not dev-ops. Docker often leads you down a dev-ops rabbit hole. With th…

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    Good thing about my ISP is they have no public IPs. They are too cheap to buy IPs for each home. It's a feature not a bug!

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    I switched to a personal NAS that has ML categorization: https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/184909893 I think the Synology NAS do the same.

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    Typically this is how the death penalty is justified with this clause. Yes very cruel, but we have been doing death penalties through all human history. So not unusual.

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    I think they were saying that applies to criminal proceedings and not school punishment. Also remember the punishment has to be cruel AND unusual. In 1977 I think it met the cruel …

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    Looks like it's already there: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nofloc/egnfijfbeij...