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What product though? There is nothing for sale.

It's definitely not an isolated case either https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33529742

You literally connect four wires and `pip install bme680`.

It still blows my mind that midjourney & co. can get decent illumination, shadows and even reflections. Just... how?!

> I’ve found the science behind fasting to not be compelling, or to be conflicting, however, fasting is working well for me at the moment.

Precisely, do what works for you. I have one big dinner every 48 hours after working out, and either an egg, a piece of fruit, a cereal bar or a yogurt for all other meals.

This works well for me, yet colleagues think I am crazy, and here on HN I have been accused of having an eating disorder [1].

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31266709

> I try to eat only in a 11-12 hour window each days, which for me means only between 8am-7pm.

As opposed to...? That's not very different from everybody's eating window.

As they should. Code written on the job must be understandable to your coworkers.

Nobody claimed alcohol stops procreation, hell if anything it does the opposite.

Having to download a JRE is not any better than having to pull Ruby from the RH Software Collections, meanwhile Python is already there...

I write all my professional docs in AsciiDoc (even made a tool to pull AsciiDoc comments out of the code and into various documents), but always disliked having to pull ruby into my toolchain.

Is the Python3 asciidoc (any of the several that have sprung up) good enough to replace asciidoctor nowadays?

> For instance, one CEO would periodically grab me, walk me a few blocks away from the office and proceed to scream in my face for 20 minutes on the sidewalk. There are many, many other examples, but honestly, it's all too familiar and boring to recount.

Wh..why did you even stay long enough for this to have happened more than once?

Not a single mention of recirculating showers? In the van-curious phase of my life I have watched and read about several such setups and, albeit a bit gross, it certainly beats showering once a week? Of course if shower stalls are shared among many people, you'd have to bring your own filter (and cleaning your filter takes, well, water, but I assume relatively little of it), but it sounds at least doable and worth the quality of life improvement?

This application will be able to:

- Access the authenticated user's API Grants complete read/write access to the API, including all groups and projects, the container registry, and the package registry

Why is write access necessary?

Ok sure, but how do you get the person's phone number in the first place?

You pay for the resources you use above the free tier limits. My bill for this month so far is 30 cents because I deployed frequently and my docker artifact storage size (with several years worth of deployments) dipped above the limit. Then I added a periodic job to clear out unused docker images older than one year and I'm running for free again.

I have to wonder what you were doing, I've been continuously hosting my own projects there for years and with the free tier they cost pennies per month to run.

When you start doing something, you type `/do something`, when you are done, you type `/done` followed by an optional comment about what you did. Things are added to different calendars depending on what `something` is. I already have a separate database with sleep information, I am going to export it into the same google calendars when I get the chance.

Typing the command (or clicking a shortcut) are a bit of extra work, but I have been logging my working hours for over half a decade already and it's not a huge change to log everything else. It also means being mindful of what you are supposed to be doing at any given time which I find to be useful in practice.

Absolutely, also Sean made enough money in his previous life to be able to work on Circle full-time (while living in NYC), truly living the dream.

Ha, I just built something similar for myself over the winter holidays. It's just a Google Chat bot duct taped to Google Calendar with a bit of Apps Script, but seeing how I spend my days visually has been extremely motivating in adjusting my routine and habits. Best of luck to you.

Why anything else? It is a very small tool that is needed to bootstrap a build, C is the lowest common denominator.

Similarly, few things infuriate me more than the installation of some random Python package having to pull an entire Rust toolchain with it.

What do you mean with running App Engine locally? There used to be a local development server, but that did not survive the 2to3 transition. GCP does ship a Datastore and a PubSub emulator, but no Cloud Storage for example (someone wrote this one [1], which sort-of works but it does not behave 1:1 like GCS, so ironically my tests have to work around bugs in the emulator...).

[1] https://github.com/oittaa/gcp-storage-emulator

You do not even need to run a dedicated server if for example you already have an owncloud/nextcloud setup, since all clients (desktop and mobile) can sync from a WebDAV folder (among other backends).

Sounds like a good time to ask: alternatives to Substack that people actually use?

That course-correction came five hours after the original tweet.

And this improves the problem statement how exactly? You are just doing the "parent 1" "parent 2" gymnastics that get (deservedly) mocked and (unfortunately) weaponized at any possible occasion.

Feeds are definitely still enabled on YouTube at

https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UC<xyz>

The only complicated part is finding the channel id, which is not always presented directly (sometimes you have a username, sometimes a channel "shortname", now you also have handles... even the YouTube data API itself can only resolve some of them).

Absolutely doable and it's a fun exercise. Mastodon is probably overkill for a single-user instance, there are other ActivityPub services that do not need Postgres+Redis+Ruby etc (pleroma, microblog...).

ps: as I found out while setting up my own server, diaspora is its own thing, it can't federate with ActivityPub services.

And you can still create a (free) Google Account without GMail: https://accounts.google.com/SignUpWithoutGmail

I know pinned tabs, I pin the music tab, it plays in the background, I never have to look at it, cool.

The point of having slack/mattermost/discord/whatever always on the side is that one does not have to switch away from the main tab just to see what's going on.

The source is incomplete, you cannot build the browser from it, it's just there for licence compliance.

Anyhow, it's just chrome with extra stuff you can disable (email client? rss reader?) and extra stuff I cannot imagine living without (side panels).

https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/panels/web-panels/

I do not understand why no other browser has the ability to keep a predefined list of pages always open to the side, especially for real-time communication.