BasilPH

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by BasilPH 11mo ago
Atlas feels like a Dia clone. I’ve used Dia for a couple months, but rarely touch the ChatGPT integration—quick answers go to Kagi with “?”, and deeper work goes to Claude or ChatGPT directly. The “reference a bunch of open tabs” workflow j
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by BasilPH 1y ago
> Apparently, the link to Intactile DESIGN - intactile[dot]com - in the README file is now redirecting to a gambling site, probably due to Intactile going out of business? https://github.com/polarsys/b612/issues
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Lena(qntm.org)
11 points by BasilPH 1y ago|3 comments
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by BasilPH 1y ago
I'm still developing podcast websites with transcripts[^0] while maintaining a part-time job. This thread made me realize I've made no progress in acquiring new clients since posting about this 6 months ago. However, my part-time
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The cybersecurity implications of a clean-energy grid(volts.wtf)
1 points by BasilPH 2y ago|0 comments
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by BasilPH 2y ago
I got this trick from someone on the Internet: $> long_running_command && say "Witness me, for I am done"
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by BasilPH 2y ago
I'm building a service for podcast websites with transcripts[^0]. I have paying customers, including Volts[^1], and I'm genuinely passionate about serving them. What's holding me back from scaling is primarily my own resistan
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by BasilPH 2y ago
It's definitely impressive. However, natural gas outages do happen. For example Winter Storm Uri in Texas led to gas outages. Sadly, the outages and possible the loss of life connected to it could have been prevented if the gas compani
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by BasilPH 2y ago
The Volts podcast dove into this recently (with transcript): https://www.volts.wtf/p/new-yorks-congestion-pricing-fiasco
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by BasilPH 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Full Stack | Data Engineering Location: NYC Remote: Only Technologies: Python/Django, TypeScript/Javascript/React, GraphQL, Docker, Celery, prompt engineering Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com
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by BasilPH 2y ago
I think the assumption is that North Korea already knows who he his: He didn't make a big deal of hiding who he was when he hacked them in the first place. Some people within the scene quickly figured out it was him, so it's fair
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by BasilPH 2y ago
I made a transcript: https://www.withfanfare.com/p/hacker-news-collection/risky-b... Andres Freund starts speaking at 5:09. I'm not affiliated with the podcast. I only did a very cursory review of the S2T res
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by BasilPH 2y ago
I can highly recommend "A City on Mars"[^0], which I recently read. The authors go into fascinating detail about what it takes to build planetary settlements, and they not only focus on the engineering questions but make a point t
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by BasilPH 3y ago
Fascinating article. Some interesting anecdotes: > The victims even included several survivors of the Canadian Pacific Air Lines Flight 402 crash. (Note: A plane that crashed the day prior, with only 8 out of 72 people on board surviving
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by BasilPH 3y ago
I made a transcript: https://www.withfanfare.com/p/hacker-news-collection/episode... It might be a bit rough around the edges, since I didn't do any manual editing.
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Nuclear? Perhaps Talking with Jigar Shah, Head of DOE's Loan Programs Office(transcripts.volts.wtf)
1 points by BasilPH 3y ago|0 comments
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The New Yorker of podcast transcripts opens its archive(withfanfare.com)
3 points by BasilPH 3y ago|0 comments
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by BasilPH 3y ago
Bard/Gemini gets it wrong the same way too. Interestingly, if I tell either GPT-4 or Gemini the right answer, they figure it out.
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by BasilPH 3y ago
As a foreigner without a credit score, Discover was the easiest credit card to get started with. They made things easy and predictable and I love that you get cash back and not some points that you need to convert back to dollars. I hope th
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by BasilPH 3y ago
I'm doing something similar with Obsidian daily notes[^1]. I also have a weekly note that I use to plan the next week. Similar to how the author talks about scheduling their next day the evening before, I've started planning the b
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by BasilPH 3y ago
For anybody else who didn't know what foveated rendering was: > Foveated imaging is a digital image processing technique in which the image resolution, or amount of detail, varies across the image according to one or more "fixa
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The current state of unions in America(transcripts.volts.wtf)
2 points by BasilPH 3y ago|0 comments
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Another hot rocks company gets in the storage game(transcripts.volts.wtf)
2 points by BasilPH 3y ago|0 comments
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by BasilPH 3y ago
Thanks for letting me know, I'll try that. My guess is also that they use the hack as an excuse to keep people in.
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by BasilPH 3y ago
> As an added security measure, we have temporarily disabled the ability to download your raw genetic data. We hope to re-enable this ability soon, and we appreciate your patience. Apparently 23andMe doesn't let you download the dat
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by BasilPH 3y ago
> As an added security measure, we have temporarily disabled the ability to download your raw genetic data. We hope to re-enable this ability soon, and we appreciate your patience. After reading this article I decided to download my data
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by BasilPH 3y ago
Interesting!I looked at a couple of the txt files, and the loss in readability is quite substantial after some time. Did you look at ways to quantify the collapse in relation to the compression?
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A Connecticut reformer is shaking up utility regulation(transcripts.volts.wtf)
3 points by BasilPH 3y ago|0 comments
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Over 90 transcripts of knowledge-dense podcasts(withfanfare.com)
1 points by BasilPH 3y ago|0 comments
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by BasilPH 3y ago
The fact that this is an actual concern is wild and shows the depth of Boeing's problems.

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