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wuster
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Comment #44736665
it's CRUSH.md https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush/blob/main/CRUSH.md
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Comment #44672128
Sharing with HN: a starter app to understand Cloudflare Containers (introduced in June 2025 as beta) The official docs were vague and examples pretty bare, so I made a inspector/de…
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Comment #41641848
curl https://storage.googleapis.com/panels-api/data/20240916/medi... | jq -r '.data[].dhd' | grep imgix.net | while read -r line; do out=$(echo $line | sed 's/?.*//g' | sed 's/[^.a…
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Comment #38716643
pro tip: if you're dwelling in apartments and can't spare a bedroom or closet, use a "grow tent" ($150-$250 on Amazon) to isolate your workspace from toddlers and spouses - big eno…
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Comment #23777174
Best part of reading this is coming away having learned the existence of units the CLI. How did I spend 20 years on the shell and not have needed or discovered this?
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Comment #15173029
the Talk Python series is actually a great way for Python programmers to discover authors and libraries you wouldn't organically come across on HN or GitHub browsing. I highly reco…
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Comment #11718742
simple templates of movie editing where I am just adding a title, clipping videos at start/end times, etc for example: - movie-title title1.mp4 "my awesome movie" --style=lower-lef…
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Comment #11399528
If you want to build the web with Python, IMO the emphasis should be bringing Python to the web. I think a more promising project is http://pypyjs.org/ - a Python runtime in your b…
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Comment #10774234
I want to also vote up Cactus despite the lack of attention paid to it lately. IMO it's very well designed and deserves to be worked on by a wider community. It's open sourced via …
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Comment #9422805
I've gone down that path before of storing encrypted secrets in SimpleDB. Unfortunately, encrypting string values will bloat the length of your strings, bumping against the 1024 va…
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Comment #9116794
I agree with his sentiment. Working on side projects keeps this career interesting. During the most boring, most soul-sucking projects of my corporate jobs, being able to accomplis…
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Comment #8581641
Apple is rolling in cash from the 20+ Macs/iPhones/iPods I've personally owned or got from work over the years, I don't feel a tinge of guilt, I'm probably one of their best lifeti…
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Comment #8581630
I've built Hackintoshes since 10.7, but I would never offer to build one for friends and family, only because I know I'll be called upon to fix the inevitable problem during softwa…
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Comment #8579121
Same here, I run a spec that Apple simply won't sell me. The moment they sell me a computer that's user upgradable over time and allows me to choose the monitors (no glare, please)…
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Comment #8559821
ARQ on OS X backs up your data to AWS S3|Glacier or Google: http://www.haystacksoftware.com/arq/ I'm not affiliated with the developer, just a big fan.
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Comment #7616256
At a small company, there's never an excuse to not send a personal email to a candidate.
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Comment #7616252
Sometimes it's not a good idea to give too much feedback, if any at all. I used to automatically provide feedback of why a candidate did not pass the interview, then I had a few so…
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Comment #7450388
I choose who I work for by these attributes: 1) does the company provide a product or service that makes a world a better place? (e.g. Nest, Tesla would qualify) 2) are my potentia…
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Virgin America API (unofficial)
My weekend personal hackathon project. Hopefully useful to some of you. Uses requests, beautifulsoup4, docopt, and prettytable. `pip install vxapi`