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frainfreeze

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About frainfreeze

Dad, (software) engineer, wizard. Cooking infoemu.com - WebOS with batteries included - get auth, rbac, docs, kb, helpdesk and more out of single API.

Own EE lab and small manufacturing operation (intilent.com). Previously did head hunting and software consulting (devkill.com).

tkfoss @ proton.me

Recent public activity

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    Comment #45251906

    Give it all away to everyone for free But don't forget to charge for the ᴀᴘᴘʟɪᴀɴᴄᴇ

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    Comment #45244617

    Blast from the past indeed! I ve toyed around with it, Ogre3D and others, finally setting down on P3D. Over a decade ago I maintained unofficial Panda3D Facebook page, and had page…

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    Comment #45244444

    The "root canal" side quest was definitely something. Kudos to author

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    Comment #45244274

    Very interesting! Have you by any chance shared the recepies anywhere?

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    Comment #45097656

    As someone who often sees personal collections scathered around in the dust of flea markets, I would say there is nothing you can actually do to be safe. Even if your kids preserve…

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    Comment #45049475

    For those unfamiliar, Incus is 'replacement' for LXD. https://linuxcontainers.org/incus

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    Comment #44994832

    Arc time is 10-20% of welders workday.

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    Comment #44661293

    > It's an IDE that respects the developer Mind elaborating?

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    Comment #44633851

    The story part is exactly what I appreciate though. The recipe, on most modern sites, is kinda separated, usually at the bottom, and often printable, anyway.

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    Comment #44609553

    Care to elaborate? I was under impression they built cursor-server themself

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    Comment #44603040

    https://www.701c.org/

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    Comment #44553322

    It's their reimplementation.

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    Comment #44553014

    I guess it depends on the context? For example panda3d supports openAL, FMOD and Miles.

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    Comment #44485435

    Front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44482522

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    Comment #44483292

    Waiting for the title to change to "The future of farming"

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    Comment #44361704

    Seems to be updated, no?

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    Comment #44279454

    I've been doing the same for past 10 years. Plus automatic help target using comments and perl snippet

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    Comment #44252394

    Info in my profile. If you don't mind I'll shoot you an email, would love your thoughts on some things. btw - hats down for your work @ PostHog! We are all big fans and deeply insp…

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    Comment #44147444

    Garage is great.

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    Comment #44147301

    > But hardware is super capital intensive, right? Depends on what hardware, who is developing it, and for who. Proof of concept is almost always cheap enough to make. Beauty of HW …

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    Comment #44101614

    Point is that SEE exists, and so do free alternatives. > In my understanding SQLite's support for sqlar and ZIP occurred at the same time I believe so too. I agree with you on SQLA…

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    Comment #44091314

    A hybrid between forum and (headless) CMS, with customer support tools built in, so people can build websites that are kinda like posthog.com without having to patch everything tog…

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    Comment #44091227

    Now my lawyer will be using vscode too, sweet!