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nodesocket
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About nodesocket
HN'er since 2011 when PG responded and was active.
Other companies: NodeSocket, Commando.io, Elastic Byte.
Living in Nashville, Tennessee. Charlie Munger "there are three ways to go broke... liquor, ladies and leverage."
- GitHub: https://github.com/nodesocket
- justin [at] HN-USERNAME {dot} comRecent public activity
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It’s absolutely wild that agents used a write access oversight in their package manager to communicate amongst themselves. It essentially created an agent ad-hoc chat interface usi…
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Comment #49203718
Also use Blacksmith for arm64 runners but this outage apparently affected webhooks so their runners are not picking up jobs either.
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Comment #49137140
I predict the next generation of Studio’s will have a 25 Gbps upgrade option built-in.
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Comment #49113288
Congratulations on the launch. I’m very bullish on this concept of allowing SMB’s and startups to roll their own software and internal tools. Many many moons ago I built an entire …
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Comment #49100874
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Comment #48973649
I suspect all the good devops engineers left when GitHub was acquired by Microsoft. They got their pay day and living on a beach somewhere.
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Comment #48973586
My docker container builds have been queued for nearly an hour.
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Comment #48897747
Replacement for Quickbooks Self Employed (which is awful). Integrates Plaid and allows you to categorize business spending by official IRS categories and business income. Graphs of…
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Comment #48821873
Tempting if looking to build a new workshop or garage. Tear it down, and build from scratch.
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Comment #48559449
Be warned, once you get into mechanical watches it can be a debilitating addiction. :-). I started out with a Tag Heuer Aquaracer Professional and then sold that to buy an Omega Se…
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Comment #48520654
It all comes down to financial incentives. Unlike the internet and software where the barrier to entry was essentially free. Open source frontier models are extremely capital inten…
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Comment #48387763
Microsoft CEO Nadella just recently said their Fairwater (315-acre facility in Wisconsin) only uses around the same amount of water as a single restaurant over the course of an ent…
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Comment #48387485
25 data center projects were canceled in 2025, up sharply from only 6 in 2024. 2026 numbers gonna be dramatically higher. 69 jurisdictions have enacted some form of moratorium, ban…
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Comment #48387349
The quickest way to lose the AI battle to China and reinstate censorship and model political bias is to hand the industry over to the government. This doesn’t just benefit democrat…
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Comment #48387181
One reason is that politicians have vilified them for their own political means. Creating false narratives like they use huge amounts of water, when in fact the cooling is a closed…
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Comment #48330288
Ahh that's very nice. Unfortunately the default version of sqlite3 provided by Debian Trixie is 3.46.1.
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Comment #48329844
The biggest annoyance about SQLite for me is no ability to: ALTER TABLE users MODIFY COLUMN… ALTER TABLE users ALTER COLUMN… ALTER TABLE users ADD CONSTRAINT… You have to create a …
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Comment #48210909
Smart move IPO'ing ahead of Anthropic. Can take a lot of AI capital being first mover... That is, until Anthropic IPO's which I expect shortly.
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Comment #48160556
Heisenberg lives? The king of P2P with 99% purity.
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Comment #48129781
What are said allegations I must have missed this news cycle.
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Comment #48126031
Product manager; “That’s a great UX.”
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Comment #48125073
If using containers I believe this change was pushed in image python:3.14.5-slim-trixie
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Comment #48039100
I definitely used HipChat, but then Slack was released and took over the world.
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Comment #47988180
A shout out to Databasus ( https://databasus.com ). It’s a remarkably simply utility and web interface to schedule PostgreSQL backups. I use it in my homelab and works great.