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jerluc

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About jerluc

Co-founder, engineer @ Station A (https://stationa.com/)

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    Comment #46857843

    Thank you! Just fixed

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    Comment #46857666

    Station A | Staff Software Engineer | Remote (US) | Full-time Station A is a startup reimagining how clean energy is bought and sold. Our distributed team is made up of climate-min…

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    Comment #29422918

    Station A | Software, marketing, operations | Full-time remote (US-only) | https://stationa.com Station A is the first AI-powered clean energy marketplace that aims to make clean e…

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    Comment #26079813

    I feel like there are times when zero values can make things awkward (e.g. boolean flags often need to be expressed in the "negative" form because the zero value is false), but thi…

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    Comment #24345179

    Station A | Full-stack software engineers | Based in SF/Oakland, but remote-friendly (NA-preferred) | https://stationa.com Station A is the first AI-powered clean energy marketplac…

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    Comment #24224549

    Just a note about Docker performance on Linux vs. others: this is likely because Docker on Linux runs without virtualization as more or less a normal subprocess in a separate cgrou…

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    Comment #24039890

    This model looks to have a fingerprint reader, which may be good news to you. You can see the outline in the main photo, and it is also listed in the tech specs: https://store.goog…

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    Comment #24039584

    Station A | Full-stack software engineers | Based in SF/Oakland, but remote-friendly | https://stationa.com Station A is the first AI-powered clean energy marketplace that aims to …

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    Comment #23942406

    There are a decent number of branches, one of which is "fix/auth" which has commits from two months ago (but most are much older as you mention). Not saying this necessarily means …

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    Comment #20558872

    Completely agree with this. In my experience, LAB space really makes an observable difference in perception-based applications, as compared to the mostly arbitrary RGB cube space.

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    Comment #19200531

    My assumption from that sentence is that both "ad malware" and "ad tracking" are injected by some ISPs somewhere between the client and the server. By forcing HTTPS, you'd prevent …

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    Comment #19055317

    Station A // early-stage clean energy start-up // SF Bay Area (remote considered) // Senior Software Engineer (full-time) // https://stationa.com Station A is hiring its first seni…

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    Comment #19035844

    For those interested, the original paper on the Bkd-tree structure mentioned in the note about geo_shape updates: https://users.cs.duke.edu/~pankaj/publications/papers/bkd-ss...

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    Comment #18791017

    Neat! Minor note, I think this should be https://someonewhocares.org/hosts (note the plural)

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    Comment #18662199

    I don't understand, half of this announcement refers to the fact that this new feature is built upon Knative: > It leverages Knative, which enables autoscaling down to zero and bac…

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    Comment #17979410

    I'm surprised they didn't consider hosting their own vector tile server, instead of painstakingly rasterizing their entire dataset and optimizing it over and over to fit into the M…

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    Comment #17691168

    Just came across this yesterday while planning my new rig!

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    Comment #17591339

    I'm a bit late to the discussion, but I'm glad to see so many comments here in response to one of the Utility API founders. Just wanted to note something very important: As a co-fo…

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    Comment #17465149

    Our current solution is to use a "toolchain" git repository that helps to automate installation of 3rd-party software (so that we're using similar versions of things like Docker, P…

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    Comment #15110310

    Would love to see a similar post for USB C. I've been trying to find some way of doing a right-angle with these, but without much luck.