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dabeeeenster

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About dabeeeenster

Co-founder and CEO at https://flagsmith.com/ an open source feature flag and remote config service

Co-founder of http://www.hoxtonmix.com

https://bsky.app/profile/benr.win

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    This is great - would love to see more data tho! I guess they are shy to post EBITDA, infra costs?

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    Comment #48933704

    Yes, because government run institutions like the Army and the NHS don't work, do they?

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    Comment #48629125

    Rejoin the EU, single market, customs union, drop sterling and take the Euro. This would almost certainly start a civil war in the UK (I am not being dramatic) but its what is need…

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    Comment #48301763

    "Training won't start until June 29, so there's plenty of time to decide" ...except, we have made the decision for all the US customers already. Nice.

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    Comment #48246093

    Love my x4! I saw 1.3 allows you to bring in your own fonts - any suggestions?

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    Comment #47931601

    Have you tried using Browserless/similar to scrape around tricky hosts?

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    Comment #47878952

    The ingredient you are missing is fraud

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    Comment #47854461

    How curious. Are they trying to throw security shade on running open source? Very odd.

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    Comment #47637351

    I don't see where they are going to draw the line. If I run 4 sessions in tmux, all connected to claude code, is that OK?

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    Comment #47555183

    I'm on a similar tariff in the UK and just had a 10kwh battery installed which is just amazing for shaving off all the load between 4-7pm. Whole system installed was ~6k GBP and I …

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    Comment #47362186

    They didn’t mention feature flags! Their blog post on feature flags was seminal.

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    Comment #47329550

    > It could be a management issue, though Or, maybe it's just hard?

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    Comment #47237225

    I got this https://www.samsung.com/uk/monitors/high-resolution/viewfini... and am pretty happy with it. I got it fairly cheap with a student voucher (I think ~650 GBP). It had some…

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    Comment #46669389

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46604996

    I just had Solaredge battery installed in my house in the UK (Had a solaredge PV and inverter so made sense even tho it was more than other setups). If you are up for a challenge h…

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    Comment #46512111

    Oh no, I cant annoy everyone in a 500m radius for 20 minutes once a week by blowing all the leaves that have fallen into my garden into my neighbours garden. Did I get it right?

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    Comment #46366859

    I’ve told people this before as I distinctly remember it being a thing and no one ever believes me!

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    Comment #46286204

    https://jccpalmer.com/posts/setting-up-kobo-sync-with-calibr...

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    Comment #46158499

    3?! When was the second>

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    Comment #45675407

    I think the bigger use case is being able to (backoff) retry failing API calls to 3rd party services. AFAIUI the new tasks package doesnt offer this in v1 which is a deal breaker f…

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    Comment #45537616

    The CEO thought it a good idea to take a beaming selfie with Netenyahu and then post it to X

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    Comment #45514674

    The drive by shooting of Gruber in this article is sort of weird?!

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    Comment #45385589

    This will never happen in the UK.

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    Comment #45366095

    “Meet Sustainability Goals: Waymo’s fully electric fleet helps organizations advance their sustainability targets” Taking a private taxi to commute to work or school is easily the …

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    Comment #45359488

    Related (7 years ago): https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/8q1j0o/la_liga_uses... - Bars, pubs and other public establishments have to pay around 200€/month in order to show f…