justkez
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Comment · 5 months ago
Comment · 9 months ago
Genuinely curious if people would just let this rip with no obvious isolation?
I’m aware Mac OS has some isolation/sandboxes but without running codex via docker I wouldn’t be running codex.
(Appreciate there are still risks)
Comment · 3 years ago
More focussed on developer UX than telemetry, `Make VS Code Awesome` [0] shares a lot of configs to clean up the UI/nags/prompts. I'm not affiliated but have bought it and found it significantly improved my days in Code.
Comment · 3 years ago
I'm implementing some faceting in a project I'm working on. I have some nested `jsonb` columns which include categorical variables (to quote this article).
The table is only 5 million rows and isn't likely to grow significantly, but it is not very wide.
The performance is okay and I was about to experiment with flattening out the table (putting all categorical vars into their own columns) and indexing that way vs. indexing JSONb paths.
I'm not super familiar with the postgres internals to know if this is better or worse so wondering if anyone could share any similar experience?!
Comment · 5 years ago
Non-starter because you don't want to migrate the images into Cloudflare? I.e. you want the transformation/caching of some non-CDN images via Cloudflare?
Asking as this could look very attractive (£ wise) for a project with images stored in Uploadcare where it would be feasible for us to do the source-image migration.
Comment · 5 years ago
They also had a snafu with marketing emails late last year [1] - not a great look for a company handling bank/payments.
Comment · 5 years ago
EmpowerRD | https://www.empowerrd.com | London, UK or UK REMOTE | Full Time
EmpowerRD is a fast-growing scale-up based in London, UK. Our vision is to assist our clients to unlock all of the funding that rewards innovation globally. We do this by combining expert knowledge and advanced technology to take the complexity out of claiming for funding that is available. Our current focus is on helping companies within the UK unlock some of the £5Bn of funds available annually for companies that invest in research and development.
As we grow we're looking for a full stack developer versed in Ruby.
Skills and experience we need:
Ruby (1+ years), Ruby on Rails, Modern frontend framework (1 year, React/Vue/Alpine), SQL
AWS (EC2, RDS, VPC), Docker, Experience in a SaaS business
Comment · 5 years ago
I recently purchased something from the official UK Nintendo Store [1]. I did not opt-in, and was not asked to opt-in, to marketing emails.
Several days after purchase I received a marketing email with an Unsubscribe link.
I submitted a GDPR enquiry and after a few weeks I get:
Having investigated this matter fully, we can see that you were opted in as a result of a small technical difficulty which we are now fixing. We have taken action to set your marketing permissions to "no" as requested.
Comment · 5 years ago
EmpowerRD | https://www.empowerrd.com | London, UK or REMOTE | Full Time
EmpowerRD is a fast-growing startup based in London, UK. Our vision is to assist our clients to unlock all of the funding that rewards innovation globally. We do this by combining expert knowledge and advanced technology to take the complexity out of claiming for funding that is available. Our current focus is on helping companies within the UK unlock some of the £5Bn of funds available annually for companies that invest in research and development.
As we grow we're looking for a full stack developer - versed in Ruby - who can support both internal and external development.
Skills and experience we need:
Ruby (1+ years), Ruby on Rails, Modern frontend framework (1 year, React/Vue/Alpine), SQL
AWS (EC2, RDS, VPC), Docker, Experience in a SaaS business
Comment · 5 years ago
EmpowerRD | https://www.empowerrd.com | London, UK | Full Time | Onsite (Remote during Covid-19)
We are looking for a Ruby full stack developer to help support our journey from startup to scale up.
EmpowerRD is a fast-growing startup based in London, UK. Our vision is to assist our clients to unlock all of the funding that rewards innovation globally. We do this by combining expert knowledge and advanced technology to take the complexity out of claiming for funding that is available. Our current focus is on helping companies within the UK unlock some of the £5Bn of funds available annually for companies that invest in research and development.
As we grow we're looking for a full stack developer well versed in Ruby.
Skills and experience we need:
Ruby (3+ years), Ruby on Rails, Git (gitflow), front-end JavaScript (jQuery/Alpine/vanilla) and CSS, SQL (Postgres)
Skills and experience that would be a bonus:
AWS (EC2, RDS, VPC), Docker, Redis, Sidekiq, Agile/Scrum sprint planning, Postgres PL/SQL programming and statistical analysis
Please apply directly via https://empowerrd.breezy.hr/p/b2ba3dcd368601-full-stack-deve...
Comment · 5 years ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, they are going to have an immense SLA claim issue. 99.9% SLA on Workspace services, so any business paying for Google for Business (now known as Workspace) is going to have a credit claim (assuming the outage is longer than 43m 49s which feels like it will be).
Edit: As I comment it looks like things are coming back! Timing or what...
Comment · 6 years ago
Workable solution for "who was in the office" to aid tracing, but the capacity part seems a bit off.
You'd really want to know ahead of commuting what the planned capacity is, and make a decision based off of that.
Otherwise you run the risk of travelling in and walking into an over capacity office. Surely better to prevent this than view a report about it after the fact.
Comment · 6 years ago
I was a bit confused given the recent launch of YC-funded Stacker (https://stacker.app/) - given the sibling comment, it sounds like another Stacker will be unveiled soon!
I put a bit more work in since May have it running almost end to end, still with plenty of gotchas. It's transcribing on an RTX3070 under my desk so pretty limited, but have enjoyed a few morning briefings just as I want them (weather, chance of rain today, BBC/NPR top stories from yesterday, some specific sports news then HN most popular summarised with summary of comments. Got a chuckle out of the LLM summarisation of HN commen threads which was always "Comments reaction: mixed" (which it no longer embeds!)
Found traces of it being done before and I understand you can do similar in Notebook LM, but I was hoping to build something set-and-forget.