cbility

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by cbility 6d ago
rather than tying them in knots I find it easier to bind them into bundles using garden wire, which you can usually find in ~100m rolls in any hardware store
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by cbility 20d ago
How is this different from the duckdb httpserver extension? https://duckdb.org/community_extensions/extensions/httpserve...
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by cbility 21d ago
https://github.com/datafusion-contrib/datafusion-ducklake is more established, and linked to directly from the ducklake docs
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by cbility 2mo ago
I recently started using cline instead of opencode and prefer the interface. I'm interested if anyone here here has any arguments for opencode or codex over cline?
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by cbility 3mo ago
I use podman and almost exclusively start containers using podman compose. Haven't noticed any issues after migrating from docker.
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by cbility 3mo ago
same on firefox on android
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by cbility 3mo ago
only if they are always going in the same direction
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by cbility 5mo ago
I actually find some 3b1b content really useful. When I was learning linear algebra his course provided a visual representation for the fundamental operations and properties, which helped solidify and consolidate the formal stuff. The LLM v
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by cbility 5mo ago
It depends what you're measuring. For streaming workloads they're reporting 923x speedup for aggregations, and 105x for insertions, over iceberg [1]. There are also some improvements other areas, e.g. cross table transactions are
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Ads in ChatGPT(help.openai.com)
43 points by cbility 5mo ago|51 comments
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by cbility 6mo ago
I use chrome devtools MCP to the same end - it works great for me. Interested in what advantages you see in using Playwright over chrome devtools?
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by cbility 6mo ago
Or ask mode? Isn't that what ask mode is for?
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Spotify announce plans to limit Development Mode(developer.spotify.com)
10 points by cbility 6mo ago|0 comments
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by cbility 6mo ago
Why 2030? CO2 persists in the atmosphere for hundreds of years. This doesn't end in 2030. The goal is not to generate hysteria; but to avoid it. Hitting one or more tipping points [1] is orders of magnitude more destructive than priori
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by cbility 6mo ago
I think you are missing my point, and the point of the article: they are demonstrating that global temperature change that is not driven by volcanism, solar variation or El Niño is (in all likelihood, given the data) accelerating. They can
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by cbility 6mo ago
Doesn't that fall outside the scope of "natural variability factors" which they are trying to account for?
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by cbility 6mo ago
https://images.meme-arsenal.com/c59dc2bac9a54c97d5d1302822aa...
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by cbility 6mo ago
If you were trying to determine if the quantity of daylight increased over a week in spring, would you account for the differences caused by day and night? What about cloud cover? Or is that just massaging the data? p.s. the cited methodolo
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by cbility 6mo ago
> You can't do it in a statistically valid way. They use an established methodology ( https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-95 9326/6/4/044022 - the methodology retains the average warming rate over the pe
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by cbility 7mo ago
https://netbird.io/ is open source, with a freemium hosted option. Works for us and I find it easier to configure than tailscale for routing rules.
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by cbility 7mo ago
> Hyperbolic growth is what happens when the thing that's growing accelerates its own growth. Quibble: when a growth rate of a metric is directly proportional to the metric's current value you will see exponential growth, not h
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by cbility 10mo ago
Getting a 500 error from cloudflare in Manchester
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by cbility 11mo ago
Unaffordability doesn't need a comparison - if you can't afford something it doesn't matter what the alternative is.
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by cbility 11mo ago
The view I hold is that, as bad as the situation is, it's not hopeless and there is a lot that can be done that will make the situation better. "All we can save". I've heard it said in the context of the polycrisis that
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by cbility 1y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20250818190311/https://annas-arc...