UberMouse

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by UberMouse 2y ago
Honestly that seems like a good result to me? Did you look at the product? Earbuds Connected by wires to a thing that you can dangle around your neck
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by UberMouse 2y ago
5090 was an example, same process applies to lower tier GPUs that don't require extra power cables. ie a 3080 with the same power budget as a 1080 would run circles around it (1080 with default max power limit of 180w gets approx 7000
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by UberMouse 2y ago
Then get a modern GPU and limit the power to what your 1080 draws. It will still be significantly faster. GPU power is out of control these days, if you knock 10% off the power budget you generally only lose a few percentage of performance.
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by UberMouse 2y ago
Brandon Sanderson only wrote the last book though? (which he split in two because all the stuff Robert Jordan wanted to cram in would have been a ridiculous 2000+ page tome) so it was already going to be at least 11 books by Robert Jordan.
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by UberMouse 2y ago
That is talking about the 2023 Executive Order about training AI. Not the recent one about chip exports.
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by UberMouse 2y ago
That would be true for the 4090, but the 3090 is even more cut down so the 5090 is about 100% faster in rasterization (based on the 4090 being nearly 70% faster than the 3090 and the 5090 being approx 25% faster than the 4090)
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by UberMouse 2y ago
`bar` is 2 because `setFoo` does not update the value of `foo` until the next render
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by UberMouse 2y ago
And then you go full circle when the project is bigger and Find Usages no longer works across projects (specifically in the context of a typescript monorepo) and it's back to grepping for usages.
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by UberMouse 2y ago
Just chipping in as someone who is a tremendous fan of the books (I've read all of them 4 or 5 times and listened to the audio books twice). I _hated_ the series, I was very excited for it, watched Season 1, was blown away by how awful
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by UberMouse 2y ago
Enabling the `envfs` service fixes the bash shebang issue `services.envfs.enable = true;` Disclosure: I don't know if this has any downsides, I haven't run into any
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by UberMouse 2y ago
I could hit triple digits WPM without knowing how to touch type. I just learned adhoc how to type very fast from gaming as a teenager. I haven since learned how to touch type (and moved to a split keyboard with Colemak-DH) and I type at a p
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by UberMouse 2y ago
Not if you have a keyboard with easily reflashable and programmable firmware (such as the Moonlander). If the firmware has built in support for layers it becomes trivial as you can just have a QWERTY layer activate when you hold down ctrl e
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by UberMouse 2y ago
I almost exclusively use Colemak-DH and have 0 issues typing in QWERTY when I have to. I chalk it up to my phone keyboard still being in QWERTY so I get enough exposure from that to not forget the locations of the keys (it's certainly
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by UberMouse 3y ago
Very likely, I remember this from last month https://www.wired.com/story/apple-google-push-notification-s...
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by UberMouse 3y ago
Nope. I still have my one and only VAC ban on my profile from 4995 days ago, it's not going anywhere :) Though possibly Valve handles it differently for first party games, this was for Modern Warfare 2.
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by UberMouse 3y ago
FWIW I have the opposite experience, I never buy digital playstation games unless I'm forced to because they all sell for MSRP in New Zealand ($129/$139 NZD), whereas I can always get them physically for $99/$109 brand new. I
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by UberMouse 3y ago
>Does this improve Git's support for large binaries generally No, this still uses LFS for larger binary formats (ie raster or point cloud datasets)
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by UberMouse 3y ago
Yes for renting an instance from AWS. Minimum lease time is 24H iirc. But that's not the case for Github Actions (and so I assume Azure Pipelines). You pay per minute, it's just 10x the cost of an Ubuntu instance.
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Elon Musk plans to cut 75% of Twitter workforce(apnews.com)
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by UberMouse 5y ago
From skimming the paper[1] they pulled that number from it seems... not the best metric. It looks like they are estimating the power consumption of the internet, then dividing that power usage by the amount of data transferred and claiming
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by UberMouse 5y ago
There is this https://github.com/basti564/Oculess Haven't tried it myself, and it has some caveats, but it does make it possible to use the Quest 2 without Facebook.
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by UberMouse 6y ago
> Compilation is an embarrassingly parallel task: if you've got N cores, you can use N cores and get a linear speedup for every expansion in N you are offered. Somebody should let the Javascript world know that. Both Webpack and Ty
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by UberMouse 6y ago
Provide a source for that? As someone who actually lives in New Zealand that's the exact opposite of what they have said about the outbreaks genetics... iirc it looks like it might have come from the UK or Australia.
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by UberMouse 6y ago
I decided to check back in this and this seems like it was entirely a wording problem in your first post. Your post implied that _parsing the query selector string_ was slowing down Javascript websites, which obviously made everyone do a ho
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by UberMouse 6y ago
I can attest it tailors content to at _least_ location. I installed TikTok for the first time yesterday and saw content local to my country (New Zealand) pretty soon, before I signed up.
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by UberMouse 6y ago
Then provide some numbers?
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by UberMouse 7y ago
They seem to have infected hundreds at minimum, a few thousand potentially. They are the index case for up to 80% of the infections in South Kore. https://graphics.reuters.com/CHINA-HEALTH-SOUTHKOREA-CLUSTER...
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by UberMouse 7y ago
That does help clarify things, thanks :) For context I'm just starting out this app so it's simple for now, but this is my first major project with xState so I'm trying to come up with sensible patterns. I'll have a thin
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by UberMouse 7y ago
> e.g. having the “NavigationService” change which links should be available by listening to a state change on the “UserSession” service as a user becomes authenticated. Could you expand on how you're achieving this? I'm creati
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by UberMouse 7y ago
It's from Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson

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