CableNinja

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by CableNinja 3d ago
No migraine associated with it when this happens, just "inverted tunnel vision", goes away after 5-10 minutes
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by CableNinja 4d ago
Interesting, something that wasnt covered on your site, although the inverse is. I sometimes get the opposite of the troxler effect, the center of my vision goes "black" while the edges stay visible. The black center gets "wo
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by CableNinja 1mo ago
It was not
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by CableNinja 1mo ago
Funny (stupid) story. Denvers original airport was built in the "middle of no where", for noise reasons. Continue on for 30 years and lots of housing built up around it. People start complaining about noise. City decides to move t
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by CableNinja 1mo ago
I have gotten my ai setup to learn quite a bit. As i work with it, if something was encountered that would be useful to remember, i literally just say "save this into your learnings/long term memory". It writes a markdown doc
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by CableNinja 1mo ago
I dont think thats everywhere. CA freeways have speed sensors every mile or two, and from that, along a given route you can estimate time
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by CableNinja 1mo ago
Most definitely ring. I used to park near one of their offices, for at least 3-5 months they had one of those podium pole camera systems, with a big ring logo on the side, and ring workers occasionally tinkering with it. You know, the kind
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by CableNinja 1mo ago
The real question here is why youre freely running it on a system and dont have it sandboxed in some way. Literally the first thing i did the day i signed up for an ai subscription. I have a base docker container and a shell script that &qu
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by CableNinja 1mo ago
What an awful set of things to do!
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by CableNinja 2mo ago
Replace ini with himem.sys "That takes up so much space!" Worked until reboot. And thats the start of my dive into IT
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by CableNinja 2mo ago
Its become a dick waggling contest. It will be quiet all night and then one person sets something off. Some other person "well ill show them who has better booms" and gets a bigger one, sets it off. Next thing you know its 30 minu
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by CableNinja 3mo ago
The issue the GP is making is that rather than devising a whole new protocol altogether, including resolution and assignments, other things like that, adoption likely would have been much faster and wider. Had the original plan been simply
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by CableNinja 3mo ago
Pretty interesting, it is missing a number of configuration things that are oretty important, though can grow through time. Would be neat to see this with a reasonable plugin system to add additional functionality in an easy way (wouldnt wa
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by CableNinja 3mo ago
Eversion by Alistair Reynolds
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by CableNinja 3mo ago
Perfect example for you: indeed.com (desktop site). unless its been fixed recently, huge swaths of area are already empty padded space, made worse by zooming
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by CableNinja 3mo ago
This is something i actually found chatgpt useful for. I gave it a list of books ive read and why i liked them, it gave me a list, some minimal summaries. I went and did some searches, read the back, told chatgpt my thoughts and it refined
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by CableNinja 3mo ago
This never happened though, and as a result the ISS stayed up for longer. SpaceX is now the group that will deorbit it, as one big chunk
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by CableNinja 4mo ago
It doesnt help that guides ive seen have been pretty handwavy or are not specific enough to the individual situation (i have z hardware, heres how its done). It also doesnt help when every post on HN i see is like 'oh waow i did x on a
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
Clearly havent seen what enterprise hardware is like these days... sure, the OS takes 5 seconds.. but the hardware can take 10 minutes in some cases now glares at hpe gen11 systems . Its seriously bad now. The amount of power and time back
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
As automation via AI and the autonomous robot workforce slowly comes online, both of which are happening, these "basic jobs" will also become obsolete or automated. Jobs will increasingly shift to the STEM and away from workers on
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
If we had done the smart thing ages ago and implemented UBI and a few other things; it wouldnt be such a worry.
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
Uggggggly car design, but the notion, i enjoy. Ive always been a fan of the retrofuturistic designs that people of the past had in mind for the future. As such, i decided to start a new project a month or so ago.. Ive been working to build
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
uhg, good job but i regret clicking it! It made my eye twitch slightly, reminding me of a software i occasionally have to deal with called OpenLM.. its truly truly the worst webexperience ever had. Have you ever wanted a windows ui... but f
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
Noob here. If you dont mind ive got some questions for you! Ive recently started messing with the idea of making my own model car kits as a hobby. I understand a lot of the basics, but have never done anything like this before. Im obviously
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
I was so very confused by the title, thinking they were talking about computer mice
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
Sega was also the pioneer of online gaming, in a sense. SEGA channel was a service provided by your cable company. You got an adapter that went into your SEGA and had a coax that went to your tv box. Every month you get access to 20-40 game
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
Ive been trying to run local, effectively followed this guide (before the guide existed), and have not had any success. Llama builds fine, and then when i start it up, it just indefinitely spins its progress bar. I left it sit for 3 days an
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
I assume this would break observability through existing methods, right? If you were to strace a process that has been patched, would you see regular syscall data (as if it wasnt patched) or would your syscall replacement appear along the w
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
Frustrating it took this long for something to be done about this, but glad its now got something being done.
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by CableNinja 5mo ago
Coukd call it... xanzi-bar

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