Timothycquinn

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by Timothycquinn 6mo ago
AI Server Error
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by Timothycquinn 7mo ago
I learned of that from On the Metal podcast. Was a big favourite. Definitely a great watch.
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by Timothycquinn 8mo ago
Time to use Linux as the on the metal OS.
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by Timothycquinn 8mo ago
I did this 10 years ago. I now run windows server as my windows guest so I dont get all the client cruft. Works like a charm
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by Timothycquinn 10mo ago
Could this be used to infer the alignments done by the creators of the models by passing in a common set of questions to before and after and then comparing the results? Would be interesting to see what Elon has done to his XAI model in com
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by Timothycquinn 10mo ago
There is a Rust based browser project ongoing that can use this (if its not already).
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Show HN: QResult – Another Result Model for Python(github.com)
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by Timothycquinn 1y ago
Considering that Microsoft was a completely different beast in that time, I'm not surprised it does not seem that silly. M$ (appropriate name for that time) of the day was doing its best to own everything and the did not let up on tryi
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by Timothycquinn 2y ago
Brodie Robertson just posted a YouTube video summarizing this including Linus’s response. It’s definitely a doozy. I’d be interested to hear the BSD folks perspective on this.
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by Timothycquinn 2y ago
While researching which SCS to use at Honeywell in early 2000’s, I read the RCS thesis and it was short concise and a fantastic read. I recommend any SCS N00b’s to read it first. Thankfully at the time, I chose SVN over CVS and although SVN
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
Correct. I just checked the project yesterday and they are presently at 3.4 :-|
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
I don’t recall paste w/ formatting ever working well. IMHO, the OS’s should allow for some global config for default for Ctrl-v, Ctrl-shift-v.
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
I did a very rough BOM analysis of just the raw components and if you buy them at their highest rate (1pc cutoffs), the raw component cost excluding the PCB was about $100 USD. My guess is you would be looking at about $200. Personally, I w
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
You are correct. I kind of took `is None` for granted as it just feels boilerplate when coding in Python. Although I have written over a hundred thousand of lines of code in Python over the years; I use Python mostly for dev ops tooling, r
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
Love this. I’ve written a ton of Python in recent years but never used the ‘is’ operator. After reading this I’m glad I did not. I can see usecases but clearly it should be used sparingly.
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
This looks great. I just finished an internal devops and change control app using unicurses and python and although it works, it will not scale well. Initially, I tried doing TK and QT but they both have their quirks with initial installati
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
Maybe they can put these near power plants and use for power factor correction.
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
Congrats in 10 years! Question: Can Cap'n Proto be used as an alternative to Python Pickle library for serializing and de-serializing python object structures?
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by Timothycquinn 3y ago
However, the folks at Oxide are at the top of the game for this space with dozens of years of experience in building and testing such systems. Secondly Oxide's crucible stack is completely written from scratch in Rust, which dramatical
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
Thanks for clarifying. Does not look like its there today but hopefully down the road it will.
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
I had a debate at work about whether guards are considered spaghetti code. The same person also thought that you should never use GOTO's. He learned these rules in his comp-sci classes and never questioned them; even after years in the
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
I'm really temped to build one of these for my Woodshop. Was just concerned with the danger of some butt head accidentally leaning wood up against it. I assume that would only be a problem with the front of the unit if its a double wal
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
I would love for them to announce them to be Graphene OS ready out of the box by contributing a Graphene distro from the get-go. I know this is a vendor lock in nightmare but it would open up a huge market for the security conscious and tho
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
Interesting article. Having the built in Redis via ETS is slick. I currently use Python but don't use Django but instead wrote my own WSGI frameworks based on Flask Restx. I'm not a big believer of ORMs besides their CRUD function
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
Good. Maybe we will hear less about blockchain and NFT's.
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
Yes, there are a bunch of hoops to jump through if your businesses need to send out a lot of texts. If you have a 8xx number, there are even more strict rules. For years, we were able to get away with email to sms addresses but they have be
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
As someone who manages code that sends out legitimate text messages for operational purposes, this is a good thing. By lowering the potential of spam situations, this will hopefully make legitimate text message sending easier to manage.
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
Personally, I don't understand the economics of lidar for self driving vehicles. 1) How many lidar units will one vehicle need and how much will this cost? 2) How will noise from other lidar systems be addressed? Eg two or more dispar
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
I sync my keepass using signal's 'note to self' feature.
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by Timothycquinn 4y ago
I remember really enjoying Copernic.

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