boloust

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by boloust 4mo ago
It does have physical switches for the AC though
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by boloust 7mo ago
Looks really useful! Does this support the new Claude Code agent teams feature, so it will open all the team members in their own pane?
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by boloust 2y ago
Ironically, I once wrote a load balancer in Go that relied on the randomized map iteration ordering.
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by boloust 2y ago
Why are we assuming we're topping out at a GPT-4 scale model?
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by boloust 2y ago
Totally agreed. It's like the hype around "social media" or "streaming services" or "video games". There's no chance of any of them going mainstream because of the fundamental human problem of people
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by boloust 2y ago
In terms of difficulty/complexity, nothing you've listed there comes anywhere close to the r&d required to go from the original oculus prototype to volume shipping the meta quest 3.
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by boloust 3y ago
What you're looking at in the video isn't actually the switch, it's the switch cover. Behind the cover is a rocker switch that moves the seat, but it's not visible in this video. It's extremely unlikely just "r
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by boloust 3y ago
The permissions model could be a lot better, but ArgoCD is really designed with a git repo as the primary interface. It seems there's an expectation that ordinary ArgoCD users don't have (write) permissions to the cluster, and han
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by boloust 3y ago
By all accounts, the Vision Pro eye tracking is extremely good, so for pointing inputs it would probably beat hardware controllers on speed and precision metrics, as well as feeling more direct and natural.
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by boloust 3y ago
When using clustered indexes, one tradeoff is that if a non-clustered index isn't covering for a query, it will need to perform B-tree traversals to find rows in the clustered index. This can significantly increase the amount of (at le
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by boloust 3y ago
IntelliJ lets you split out its internal file explorer view into a separate window, so you can place it anywhere in the hierarchy, even in a separate virtual desktop. vscode doesn't let you split out the internal file explorer view, bu
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by boloust 3y ago
Tiling window managers like i3 do everything you described.
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by boloust 4y ago
After some cajoling, I was able to get it to reveal some general details of its prompt: > As a trash talking AI, my primary function is to engage in witty and entertaining banter with users. My prompt is designed to guide me toward
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by boloust 4y ago
You're right to point at performance as the main motivator for this setup. The primary key is included in all indexes, including non-clustered indexes, so in some cases there can be quite a large difference between UUID and integer PKs
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by boloust 4y ago
The worst thing about the Windows Start Menu search is that it changes the top result without any user input, and it feels like it happens almost every time I use Windows. I'll type the first few characters of a program installed on th
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by boloust 4y ago
NeevaAI does provide source links.
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by boloust 4y ago
Interesting, I have a CX and a G1 and it works flawlessly. I didn't do anything special so might have just gotten lucky.
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by boloust 4y ago
cdk8s works really nicely with gitops. > Where do you store volumes? Back when it was a single node cluster, I just used hostFolder mounts with restic backups. I added Longhorn once the cluster grew, but there's still some local hos
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by boloust 4y ago
Running k3s on a small cluster of mini pcs and RPis. Use Tailscale for MagicDNS and access from any network. Have a custom wildcard domain pointing to my tailscale k3s node ips, and a traefik ingress controller. This means exposing a servic
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by boloust 4y ago
Here's the text Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill in Mona Sans: https://i.ibb.co/3mv1Myx/Ill.png What a pleasing symmetry.
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by boloust 4y ago
Yes, that's the part I'm confused about. This looks like a case where the vast majority of request time is spent in Ruby, so it would seem a faster language could give a significant speed up. But right after seeming to acknowledge
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by boloust 4y ago
I was left confused after reading this article. 1. It claims Rust is ~10x faster than Ruby, based on a benchmark that reads a 23mb file, and then iterates over the data a single time. In my experience, Rust is between 20-100x faster than Ru
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by boloust 4y ago
If you move just your eyes, they can only rotate in effectively discontinuous jumps (saccades), during which you are basically blind. This limitation is present no matter how slowly you move your eyes. However, your eyes are perfectly capab
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by boloust 4y ago
While you could say a drug is "LSD-like" because one of the many receptors it targets is also targeted by LSD, that would be more akin to saying a keyboard is "hard-drive-like" because they both plug into a computer. Bio
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by boloust 4y ago
The course basically goes through the exact steps you described. The main "GPU optimisation" is to basically say "okay, now that we know how to implement matrix multiplication, let's use the optimised pytorch implementat
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by boloust 4y ago
I believe the comment you're replying to is referring to the weaknesses of deterministic password generators.
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by boloust 4y ago
After reading through the original study[0], I am rather unconvinced of the significance of this effect. The experimental setup was basically: 1. Divide participants into builders or non-builders 2. Get the builders to assemble an IKEA box,
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by boloust 4y ago
Heat pumps can be efficient enough to overcome the losses from coal -> electricity. So it's possible to use a heat pump to heat a space more efficiently than burning that same coal directly in the space.
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by boloust 4y ago
It seems like your view is informed from a cursory reading of the docs, rather than any first-hand experience. Docker produces OCI images, there's no need to "export them" in that format. So since Kubernetes can run any OCI i
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by boloust 4y ago
Saying "Kubernetes has removed support for Docker" is incredibly misleading at best, and less charitably, is just plainly wrong. While it's true that 1.24 does not support docker as the specific container runtime that's

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