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by Forge36 1mo ago
I love my e-bike. It sounds like you bought an electric dirt-bike. I'm not going to call you an idiot: the market is confusing and not well regulated, manufacturers are taking advantage of this. There have been some improvements with r
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by Forge36 1mo ago
Wi-Fi was never unreliable. The devices that used WiFi were much worse to work with and setup.
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by Forge36 1mo ago
Having switched to zigbee devices recently I regret trying to start with WiFi. While I'm not sure how it looks under the hood, adding devices with home assistant was miles easier.
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Sumit Rana to Step Away from Epic(healthcareittoday.com)
3 points by Forge36 3mo ago|1 comments
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by Forge36 4mo ago
Can you elaborate?
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by Forge36 4mo ago
Location and time
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by Forge36 4mo ago
That's known as Transmitter Hunting (aka Fox Hunting). It's a fundamental flaw of most wireless communication. Are you referring to something more specific?
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by Forge36 6mo ago
There something amazing about that. Thanks for pointing it out!
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by Forge36 6mo ago
On a recent project we joked "developers can't read". Occasionally we'd ask for help and be pointed to the docs "I can't read". I suspect there's two big parts to this: 1. Users expect batteries inclu
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by Forge36 6mo ago
Profiling[1] your own repository and tweaking as necessary (possibly disabling auto-status refresh) will likely yield significant performance improvements. I use magit with a very large repository (100k files, millions of commits) it's
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by Forge36 7mo ago
Bikes typically have a weight rating. Mine has 150lbs of cargo capacity (is a cargo bike).
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by Forge36 7mo ago
Context switching like that is exhausting
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by Forge36 7mo ago
For me: Will this task take 30 seconds or 3 minutes. With good planning I've been able to step away and come back. Sometimes it decides to prompt me within 5 seconds for permissions. Sometimes it runs for 15 minutes. The output is sti
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by Forge36 7mo ago
I'm still writing code. I'm doing it to solve a problem, there's more to writing code than than typing. Recently AI massively simplified "getting started", and all of the tips here are applicable to working well on
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by Forge36 8mo ago
Menards has done this since at least 2012
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by Forge36 1y ago
Years ago (2015?) I bought a DS416j. Paid maybe $400 at the time. It was the simplest plug-n-play NAS could I could find. I didn't even know it had a GUI! (I was being very lazy with my searching). Two 2tb HDDs. Eventually I started ru
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by Forge36 1y ago
I moved out of keep. It's an HTML backend.
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by Forge36 1y ago
The history of ethanol in gas is quiet old. Per https://www.eia.gov/kids/history-of-energy/timelines/ethanol... It looks like it usage of ethanol as an additive started increasing around the same time lead wa
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by Forge36 1y ago
Isn't a large part of ethanol it's use as a fuel additive that it boosts octane and is relatively cheap? Compared to leaded gasoline it seems very "green".
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by Forge36 1y ago
A statement that writes itself? Neat!
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by Forge36 2y ago
The default rarely change avoid breaking changes.
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by Forge36 2y ago
It makes for a good test
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by Forge36 2y ago
I've found targeted agents work best. Of course this also means I now have ~8 different tools I can choose to search with. They aren't generic and the output needs to be monitored.
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by Forge36 2y ago
I couldn't find the tester. Thankfully the client i was tested... And it behaves poorly. Thankfully emacs has a client I can switch to!
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by Forge36 2y ago
I wonder if that's lost with this paper's method of typing. I learned on a Mac. The course material was copying from a book without looking at the screen, then correcting the errors. This second pass to correct mistakes is differ
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by Forge36 2y ago
They give a recommendation for education, but didn't measure retention. I agree with their premise provided students don't know how to touch type (given the anecdotal amount of visual typing I've seen a reason concern for stu
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by Forge36 2y ago
I think it gets worse > To prevent artifacts produced by head and eye movements caused by shifting gaze between the screen and the keyboard, typed words did not appear on the screen while the participant was typewriting. So no only were
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by Forge36 2y ago
Magic smoke is released. Do try to avoid doing this with headphones in ears.
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by Forge36 2y ago
Commits aren't always perfect. Sometimes I'll make the unit test first, which fails CI and the next set of commits implements the behavior.
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by Forge36 2y ago
I grew up with my father's 84' Ranger. 2 seater. Everything else looked big by comparison. And many had a smaller bed!

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