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pknopf

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About pknopf

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/pauldotknopf; my proof: https://keybase.io/pauldotknopf/sigs/fXBAX_j7rDmRb68LEfnctS5CImfbH47RLoVvExMnGe4 ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49187762

    A non-existent problem that nobody asked to solve...

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    Comment #48754506

    Location: Tampa FL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full stack, .NET to client side (React/Vue/Typescript), SQL server, Postgres, Azure, etc Résumé/CV: https://cv.…

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    Comment #45644236

    What does the "active" page sort by?

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    Comment #43585136

    I'm exactly like this. I have a OneWheel that I use to get around, and a JBL speaker. I legit listen to music in Publix isles, dancing, vibing, all day, every day. I'm known around…

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    Comment #42718927

    Are they any free email services that allow you to use your own domain?

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    Comment #42094275

    Can LLMs help here?

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    Comment #39924287

    If a projects build system can't depend on python, that let's leave them in the dust, ffs..

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    Comment #39924166

    Package managers that use git are less prone to this kinda of attack (goland, rust).

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    Comment #39679180

    It's as real as any other fake story. If a story is bombastic, it's safer to assume it's fake. Reddit incentivizes OPs to get engagement.

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    Comment #39246279

    Yup! Well worth the 20 bucks a month!

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    Comment #39246251

    Platform.io makes things very approachable.

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    Comment #38472202

    Thanks for this!

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    Comment #38459461

    I did the same! I'm so happy I did!

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    Comment #35931361

    I'll never forget how confused I was when my HP printer kept printing ads, randomly. Turns out, it was an official practice by HP. I'll never use any of their products again.

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    Comment #32015733

    Medical industry, design history files, etc.

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    Comment #31823182

    Hyperbolic, but yeah.

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    Comment #31823151

    7% of all humans that ever existed, are alive today. We can afford a contraction.

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    Comment #31800640

    I love seeing this hit HN every so often. It reminds me of just how hilarious us humans introduce complexity just everywhere.

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    Comment #29052075

    I don't know how it would be if they are switching from 8 bit to 32 bit. I imagine most devices that come with MIDI 2.0 will have an option to run in either 1 or 2.

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    Comment #26624577

    There will likely be some kind of npm at some point.

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    Comment #26476725

    If you are more comfortable with apt/Ubuntu/Debian, you could use Darch: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes There are also base images for Arch and Void.

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    Comment #26476715

    Checkout my pet project, Darch: https://godarch.com/ It is truly immutable. Here are my recipes: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes

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    Comment #26321452

    Too early to call. Wait until Typescript is properly supported.

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    Comment #26321435

    Make Postbacks Great Again.

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    Comment #25787140

    Fill me in? What recent fiasco?