Nate B
@bracy.dev
Catholic. Computer Engineering student, fullstack and embedded software. RTOS/FPGA dev. Weightlifter. Car enthusiast with a cat.
if you use browser-use you can connect to any remote Chrome instance using CDP/WSS, a couple providers are Anchor Browser and Browserbase. Most of them provide some sort of anti detection mechanisms, and some even solve captchas for you
June 13, 2025 at 11:16 PM
if you use browser-use you can connect to any remote Chrome instance using CDP/WSS, a couple providers are Anchor Browser and Browserbase. Most of them provide some sort of anti detection mechanisms, and some even solve captchas for you
fun project 😁 the ubuntu ones are spot on
June 9, 2025 at 4:34 PM
fun project 😁 the ubuntu ones are spot on
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June 9, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Is there a student discount?
April 29, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Is there a student discount?
Very much agree too. Canada/Mexico are so geographically and economically close to the U.S. that there are many ways we could grow our economies simultaneously with the right policies, at a huge net benefit to all involved
April 5, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Very much agree too. Canada/Mexico are so geographically and economically close to the U.S. that there are many ways we could grow our economies simultaneously with the right policies, at a huge net benefit to all involved
I've considered that, but large corporations like stability. By throwing a wrench into their current operations using tariffs, it forces them to hedge against possible reintroduction in the future, which I think is why we're seeing (and hopefully see more) companies make big investments in the U.S.
April 5, 2025 at 3:48 PM
I've considered that, but large corporations like stability. By throwing a wrench into their current operations using tariffs, it forces them to hedge against possible reintroduction in the future, which I think is why we're seeing (and hopefully see more) companies make big investments in the U.S.
The primary reason China is able to export and ship items from across the world at a lower cost than domestic production is a combination of their 996 (12hr, 6 day/wk) working program, which is arguably an exploitation of their working class. It's not due to economic specialization or advantage.
April 5, 2025 at 3:42 PM
The primary reason China is able to export and ship items from across the world at a lower cost than domestic production is a combination of their 996 (12hr, 6 day/wk) working program, which is arguably an exploitation of their working class. It's not due to economic specialization or advantage.
Supply/demand take a while to catch up but economically an imbalance in one always results in a movement in the other.
In the short term, wages would rise as labor becomes a scarcity, while longer term I believe there would be openings for an increased robotics/automation sector to play a big role.
In the short term, wages would rise as labor becomes a scarcity, while longer term I believe there would be openings for an increased robotics/automation sector to play a big role.
April 5, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Supply/demand take a while to catch up but economically an imbalance in one always results in a movement in the other.
In the short term, wages would rise as labor becomes a scarcity, while longer term I believe there would be openings for an increased robotics/automation sector to play a big role.
In the short term, wages would rise as labor becomes a scarcity, while longer term I believe there would be openings for an increased robotics/automation sector to play a big role.
And fwiw, in 2022 the Economic Policy Institute contended that "Tariff increases did not cause inflation, and their removal would undermine domestic supply chains"
The EPI is heavily backed by a plethora of labor unions, including the United Auto Workers, United Steel workers.
The EPI is heavily backed by a plethora of labor unions, including the United Auto Workers, United Steel workers.
Tariff increases did not cause inflation, and their removal would undermine domestic supply chains
An earlier version of this blog appeared in The Hill. The pronounced inflation uptick in 2021 has attracted enormous attention from both the media and policymakers. While it would be better for workin...
www.epi.org
April 5, 2025 at 3:24 PM
And fwiw, in 2022 the Economic Policy Institute contended that "Tariff increases did not cause inflation, and their removal would undermine domestic supply chains"
The EPI is heavily backed by a plethora of labor unions, including the United Auto Workers, United Steel workers.
The EPI is heavily backed by a plethora of labor unions, including the United Auto Workers, United Steel workers.
There are evidence that directly correlate low tariff rates with a decline in U.S. trade balance (image pulled from Wikipedia)
I believe the ostensible goal of the current administration is to re-shore a lot of industrial capacity that China provides to increase domestic production and job growth
I believe the ostensible goal of the current administration is to re-shore a lot of industrial capacity that China provides to increase domestic production and job growth
April 5, 2025 at 3:19 PM
There are evidence that directly correlate low tariff rates with a decline in U.S. trade balance (image pulled from Wikipedia)
I believe the ostensible goal of the current administration is to re-shore a lot of industrial capacity that China provides to increase domestic production and job growth
I believe the ostensible goal of the current administration is to re-shore a lot of industrial capacity that China provides to increase domestic production and job growth
being employed + things cost more > being unemployed + things cost less
April 3, 2025 at 12:11 AM
being employed + things cost more > being unemployed + things cost less
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March 9, 2025 at 9:44 PM
The WebKit project offers an up to date Linux download (Epiphany): webkit.org/downloads/
yooo I'm gonna see you in Canton 3/29!!
February 26, 2025 at 10:41 PM
yooo I'm gonna see you in Canton 3/29!!
I'd recommend you reach out to Martin. Working at Docker you're exactly the type of senior Go engineer he is looking for.
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January 30, 2025 at 1:23 AM
I'd recommend you reach out to Martin. Working at Docker you're exactly the type of senior Go engineer he is looking for.
www.golangprojects.com/golang-recru...
www.golangprojects.com/golang-recru...
fonts like this make me appreciate a good serif
January 25, 2025 at 1:27 PM
fonts like this make me appreciate a good serif
formulas approximate the world, mathematical principles approximate the mind
January 11, 2025 at 11:27 PM
formulas approximate the world, mathematical principles approximate the mind
at least they didn't move to Oakland
January 5, 2025 at 12:12 AM
at least they didn't move to Oakland
I love the keyboard! What is it?
January 2, 2025 at 7:14 PM
I love the keyboard! What is it?
my favorite sauces would agree
December 29, 2024 at 7:42 PM
my favorite sauces would agree