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shreve

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About shreve

Hi. I write and deploy python code at a university.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #42063671

    The United States is ranked 16th highest in the world for emissions per capita. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_carbon_di...

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    Comment #36481274

    OAuth (OIDC) still makes a lot of sense in some scenarios. I work at a university and I just used Authlib a few months ago to consume our single sign-on, and let me tell you, that …

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    Comment #34510168

    That may be an issue during onboarding. I've got an account set up already and I'm able to edit my availability schedule from 12:00am to 11:59pm.

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    Comment #32781903

    This was introduced 03/26/2021. Not sure why it's relevant enough now to be at the top of HN.

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    Comment #31727377

    I am in love with this trend of replacing old school unix utilities with new rust projects that stay just as fast or faster, but increase the usability or feature set tenfold. rg, …

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    Comment #24595395

    Don't forget syntax highlighting shortcomings. Sublime, VS Code, Syntect, Pygments, and other highlighting engines all get most languages right. Emacs and vim both do weak and inco…

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    Comment #23300235

    It looks like port 63333 is a common forwarding port for Postgresql. https://github.com/search?q=port+63333+database&type=Code

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    Comment #21944525

    Location: Ypsilanti, MI Remote: Yes, only Technologies: Golang, C++, Ruby, Linux Résumé: https://shreve.io/resume.pdf Email: jacob@shreve.io I'm a soon-to-be CS BSE looking for a j…

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    Comment #15925790

    When you explain what Net Neutrality is, an overwhelming majority of people supported it, including republicans. This isn't just a tech-literate liberal issue. https://www.washingt…

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    Comment #15117482

    levels did it https://gist.github.com/levelsio/ee9539134035492ba77a7be1b49...

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    Comment #15117476

    Pieter Levels wrote pretty much the same thing a few days ago, but most people that know about Pieter know he likes to automate things. I'm pretty sure he set his up as a cron job.…

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    Comment #14662583

    I'm amused by the fact he thinks `array.push(arguments)` inside the nested function evaluates and pushes the arguments from the parent function.

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    Comment #13418218

    That's an integral part of how it works. Their sync servers download your email, then sync with your local client. You need that ID to log into their server and access your individ…

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    Comment #12347385

    I was totally fine wandering around aimlessly until my phone buzzed, but they also took out battery saver mode. I never even found out about the existence of maps until they were b…

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    Comment #11224787

    That also includes all the web scraping it's doing. As it says, there's a lot of churn in the data, and it tries to keep it all updated. Of course, that's still way too much. I don…

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    Comment #9886174

    Isn't that what a hackathon is about? Maybe, "Don't work for free at a hackathon". Writing code for one's own idea is play. Writing code for someone else's vision is work.

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    Comment #9147931

    Excuse me, Git gets me riled up.

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    Comment #9145543

    TL;DR: Git really _is_ terrible software. You're defending VCS in general. Git is a single VCS implementation, and a shitty one at that. Git is hacked together from C, Shell, Tcl (…

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    Comment #9144762

    Why can't we all just admit that git is terrible software and move on?

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    Comment #8752471

    Yes. What they were going for was "red head-scarf", but that is also questionable. I've only ever seen "head scarf" unhyphenated.

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    Comment #8083106

    Actually, they're valued at $100B. http://signalvnoise.com/posts/1941-press-release-37signals-v...