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doublerebel

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About doublerebel

Engineer at a Fintech Top 50

Founder Visom Technology, AR for Surgery

CTO+Co-founder @GetControlApp, Realtime BI for Stripe

I do C++, iOS, Android dev, & JavaScript everywhere. Love sustainable practices and coffee. Please drop me a line if you're in Seattle, Vancouver or Whistler and let's meet for a cup.

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    Comment #49203047

    I am a very happy customer of the Altar I. The first one worked so well I picked up two more on the secondary market. Have had no issues. Easy to customize the effective layout as …

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    Comment #49191089

    How is HyperProbe different from existing tools like AppSignal, Rollbar, and Embrace? Such very mature tools exist that auto-instrument, collect variables from the call stack, and …

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    Comment #48856032

    The main LLM tell -- both from the instructor/prompt side and the model side -- is: a) how much of the text describes the solutioning, vs b) text that describes the actual problem …

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    Comment #48232080

    OK, I get this. I gave email addresses to all my agent profiles using Migadu, which required a password from me somewhere -- with a whole team of agents, this is a lot of manual se…

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    Comment #46935786

    Sports are popular everywhere in the world, and any popular event with limited capacity drives up market prices. This rant is nonsense.

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    Comment #46356972

    I like Linearis as a CLI/skill interface to Linear, its help and json output are built well for use with Agents.

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    Comment #45869242

    It’s easy to save map regions that work offline. GPS is passive and doesn’t need an internet connection to function.

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    Comment #45427716

    Disappointing. Non-LLM NLP summarization is actually rather good these days. It works by finding the key sentences in the text and extracting the relevant sections, no possibility …

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    Comment #45390162

    Look up ‘tow float’. They are useful for many reasons, lots can happen in the water particularly dark outdoor deep spaces with lots of people and things splashing and obscuring vis…

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    Comment #45208294

    4242 ;_; Also those aren’t fire hydrants

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    Comment #44920915

    Proving a negative that information has not been shared has been a challenge from the beginning of information. Are you suggesting a solution for this situation?

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    Comment #44467267

    A properly configured WAF is arguably necessary to maintain SLAs on an API available on the web. Bad actors will hammer any open API endlessly unless the API shows signs of defense…

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    Comment #43941895

    I use a Chromecast Ultra for this, works with Spotify, Tidal, Youtube apps. Or, if you don't care about 4K get a regular 3rd gen Chromecast. These are NOT the newest gen Chromecast…

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    Comment #43880465

    Graphite app helps with stacked PRs and has a good explanation. Not affiliated just a happy user

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    Comment #42209259

    dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42206631

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    Comment #42189364

    I used to catch a ride to school with a guy who had that same model. That was a great system, very clear sound.

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    Comment #42011900

    Fingers crossed for Telo Trucks! Barely bigger than a kei truck but with as much bed space as a light duty pickup.

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    Comment #42010203

    There are lots of docs and info available for shoutcast/icecast servers and clients. Here’s a couple implementations in javascript: https://github.com/livebassmusicrightnow/even-ni…

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    Comment #41927313

    How does this compare with Test.ai (now aka Testers.ai) who have offered basically this same service for the last 5 years?

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    Comment #41630781

    Competing products such as the Nomad stand, Zen, Courant tray are $100-140. I happily paid for each. The design and high quality materials were worth it to me for the same reasons …

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    Comment #41360728

    This imitates a human who does a mediocre job of folding shirts. This shirt will end up wrinkled. I’d be much more interested to see either: - a robot trained on experienced clothi…

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    Comment #41089831

    If you use indentation for nesting, the closing tags are superfluous. That’s just one of the reasons so many html/xml template langs have chosen that format.

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    Comment #39417305

    This article desperately needs an editor. Non sequiturs, sentence fragments, and a lack of citations all make this difficult to read and believe. I’m skeptical of many carbon captu…

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    Comment #39268379

    The Apple stores have a machine to test your eyeglasses and match them (if possible) with the set of lenses they have in-house for testing. Lots of people were demo-ing that way wh…