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by chime 1mo ago
If it was just 2-4 weeks of camera footage archives accessible to local police with paper trail on an as-needed basis, I doubt there would be much opposition. But then this happened in my county: https://www.lakemchenryscanner.co
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by chime 1mo ago
You should still keep doing the bottom-up approach for the rest of the docs. Just update the README first paragraph or two as the gp says.
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by chime 1mo ago
Highly recommend `fd` for the sheer speed: fd -HI "^(setup\.mjs|Math_Symbol\.js|math_init\.js)$" 1. https://github.com/sharkdp/fd 2. `brew install fd`
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by chime 4mo ago
Yeah, I'm curious too because I've been following all 3d printer news lately and only news re: Snapmaker is that they officially hired Ratdoux who came up with the full spectrum printing and they're integrating it into Snapma
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by chime 4mo ago
Depends on your budget but I am extremely happy with Snapmaker U1. I print with ASA, PETG, and TPU. It prints PLA very well by default. It runs klipper, gives you full SSH with root. I installed paxx12's extended firmware using a USB f
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by chime 6mo ago
There was more than enough skepticism and cautious optimism too. While it sounded too soon to be real, it wasn't unlike carbon nanotubes, graphene, or solid state batteries — previously unachievable material-tech getting validation in
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by chime 8mo ago
> Sidenote: Flash's scripting language, ActionScript is also directly responsible for the generational design of Java-ahem-ECMAScript later on, also TypeScript too. I feel like I am the only one who absolutely loved ActionScript, es
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by chime 10mo ago
Could be from https://www.pcmag.com/news/netflix-is-telling-writers-to-dum... which mentioned https://www.nplusonemag.com/issue-49/essays/casual-viewing/
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by chime 10mo ago
I did and it is amazing for someone with just mild 40s hearing issues. Took a bit of effort and updates to run the hearing test for AirPods Pro 3. Turns out I connected over Bluetooth when I should’ve paired them the Apple/iOS way. The
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by chime 11mo ago
You just reminded me that my app turned 18 a few months ago. Another dev, Daniel Flück, extended the app to help color blind users: https://www.color-blindness.com/color-name-hue/
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by chime 1y ago
I've been using a QNAP TBS-464 [1] for 4 years now with excellent results. I have 4x 4TB NVMe drives and get about 11TB usable after RAID. It gets slightly warm but I have it in my media cabinet with a UPS, Mikrotik router, PoE switche
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by chime 1y ago
Augment Code ( https://www.augmentcode.com/ ) extension in VSCode. The remote agent feature is fantastic and the local agent is worth buying credits for. I've tried almost every AI editor (Cursor, Windsurf, Roo/Clin
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by chime 1y ago
If the CLI tool does IO with the agentic CLI tool of choice over STDIO, then it's MCP by definition, with the only caveat being that it runs locally on each user's machine instead of a server. For dev-teams, CLI would work but for
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by chime 1y ago
Slightly related - Climate Town made a long video on the pallet-sized returns practice: https://youtu.be/WG8idKaX9KI?si=0ejDGzqT9w1zvCXN
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by chime 1y ago
TL;DR: Move your .git folders out of ~/Code into ~/Git/[reponame]. Use ln -s or plain text .git file[1]. I have my code folders in Dropbox on OSX but I believe my process should work for you. I work in node and have a number
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by chime 1y ago
Same with Augment. Indexing makes a huge difference in a large monorepo and I can't imagine working in an editor that doesn't support an LLM with full indexing.
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by chime 1y ago
1. Would you sign BAA (for HIPAA) for the Pay As You Go plan? Can't find that anywhere on your site except for that Lite is HIPAA compliant ( https://lite.xata.io/security ). 2. FYI, couldn't request access via the
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by chime 2y ago
I have alias s='source ~/.zshrc'.
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by chime 2y ago
I haven’t tried Timefold but did try a ton of solvers (local and web) a few years ago when trying to optimize MRP schedule. One of the hardest parts was converting my business logic into constraints, especially date based calculations. Inst
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by chime 2y ago
I recently learned that there are two views: https://www.reddit.com/r/ParallelView/ vs https://www.reddit.com/r/CrossView/ And there is definitely a difference between them. If you try t
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by chime 2y ago
Not a non-profit but Ubisoft has been doing significant 3D scanning and sharing (unsure under what license) for their Assassins Creed franchise: https://mocapsolutions.com/blogs/news/assassin-s-creed-unity... I ha
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by chime 2y ago
I learn on and off the job. Everyone benefitted including my past employers when I learned on the job. They weren’t paying me to perform based on my existing knowledge. They were paying me to solve problems and if that meant I needed to lea
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by chime 2y ago
I think it also has to do with how many devices you have on it and how often they update state. I have 300+ IP devices and have to run it on a mini PC because RPi was too slow. No custom plugins or extensions, just a few basic integrations.
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by chime 2y ago
I can vouch for Lookeen (circa 2012-2015). I set it up for 200+ users on Citrix and it worked great. I had the index for each user saved to their network share and yet the search was instant. It even indexed shared mailboxes. It barely used
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by chime 2y ago
Long ago, I implemented that by pragma no-cache and checking the referrer. It wasn’t perfect but it worked for most users.
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by chime 2y ago
Absolutely. Pallet arrangements are usually a required spec from the customer to the vendor. The arrangement order matters considerably for shipping and needs to be agreed upon beforehand.
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by chime 2y ago
Exactly. It was also my first real job as an IT manager, and I had just setup my first business wifi network for use with a shiny new Windows mobile scanner. So it definitely made me question if I was cut out for it. I left the company last
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by chime 2y ago
I had a similar experience about shipping pallet being fully loaded fixing server connectivity issues almost two decades ago: https://chir.ag/tech/?49
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by chime 3y ago
Web and modern tech can be fantastic if you take away the dark patterns. The UX for booking a flight isn't complex because reserving a seat or taking your card is difficult. It's complex because low margin businesses like airlines
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by chime 3y ago
> 1) Health insurance is already required to pay out at least 90% of your contributions, so even a hypothetically perfectly efficient replacement could only eliminate 10% of costs, all things equal. All things remaining same, yes. But al

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