chrisshroba

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by chrisshroba 2mo ago
What do you mean by Permafable?
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by chrisshroba 2mo ago
This article contains 19 em-dashes, as well as the following direct quotes: Not X, but dramatic Y: - "But the missing few percent are not marginal; they are precisely the hardest items" - "is not an engineering detail. It may
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by chrisshroba 4mo ago
I have something similar, but it's a shell command which writes the command into a file then runs `print -z "$(cat /tmp/command.txt)"`, which prints the command directly to the command line input, so there's no
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by chrisshroba 5mo ago
This is such a breath of fresh air. I feel like I'm back on Club Penguin!
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by chrisshroba 6mo ago
Can you speak to the total api costs to create one such game? Not looking for exact numbers but I'm curious if to create, say, that snowboarding game, it cost closer to $5, $50, or $500 in usage.
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by chrisshroba 6mo ago
Sometimes your system doesn’t have a graphical session, like a raspberry pi with no x server running, or a cloud compute instance I’m ssh’ed into, or a docker image running on my laptop. Sometimes your system doesn’t have a (particularly us
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by chrisshroba 6mo ago
> 'remembering' a rule that never existed Probably the Mandela effect! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_memory#Mandela_effect
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by chrisshroba 7mo ago
Processes by default get stdin and stdout. If you run a command interactively from your tty, the tty shows your stdout and collects stdin from you to pass to the process. But nothing about Unix prevents you from hooking something else up to
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by chrisshroba 9mo ago
The contract ends in 2083 (58 years), which even by conservative estimates is well after cars will be able to self-park
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by chrisshroba 9mo ago
Do you have any repository of apps that support that? I’d love to browse them!
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by chrisshroba 10mo ago
Except 91
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by chrisshroba 11mo ago
> Bellwether, a moonshot at Alphabet's X, is using Earth AI to provide hurricane predictions insights for global insurance broker McGill and Partners. This enables McGill's clients to pay claims faster so homeowners can start r
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by chrisshroba 11mo ago
For anyone interested, here is the flight playback: https://fr24.com/data/flights/fr3418#3c7f91f4
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by chrisshroba 1y ago
Looks like you’re correct! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CJK_characters
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by chrisshroba 1y ago
Are the rate limits documented somewhere?
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by chrisshroba 1y ago
This always astounds me about cities who have a reputation for people breaking certain traffic laws. In St. Louis, people run red lights for 5+ seconds after it turns red, and no one seems to care to solve it, but if they'd just statio
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by chrisshroba 1y ago
I love riddles like this. Has anyone found any good collections of these? Whenever I try to search for riddles online, I end up with mostly results containing wordplay riddles like "what has a mouth but doesn't eat, ..."
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by chrisshroba 1y ago
I also like Perplexity’s 3/day limit! If I use them up (which I almost never do) I can just refresh the next day
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by chrisshroba 1y ago
>I'm sure they have some cloud fees, but I thought it was mostly "control plane" and not data plane Don't they host the relay servers that are the fallback if NAT hole punching and their other bag of tricks doesn&#x27
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
Agreed. I just navigated to my home page on desktop and I see the following categories: - A section with 8 of my recently played playlists - A section of "Made for <my name>" with 6 Daily Mixes (which I generally like), Disc
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
Can we also add mass to the asteroid?
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
It's actually 86 letters, making it TESLA
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
I used to be able to solve the 3x3 in high school using memorized algorithms and then I lost interest since there was no reasoning involved. Your comment makes me want to pick it back up and learn 3-style, so thank you for the clear explana
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
> not to mention their full potential as an interactive medium has only barely started to be explored. Any examples come to mind? I’d love to try (or at least read about) some games like this!
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
71 bits of entropy feels rather low... It seems like many recommendations are to use at least 75-100, or even 128. Being fairly conservative, if you had 10k hosts hashing 1B passwords a second, it would take 7.5 years worst case to crack [1
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
Right, see the "Handling interruptions" section here: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/realtime/integration
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
"Configure this game of life to be 13 transitions before a state that spells 'Opt out' in block letters to opt out of cookie collection."
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
A little more intuitively, 1 semitone is one "note", aka the interval between two successive notes on a piano (including white and black keys) such as C to C#, and to talk about intervals less than that, we use cents as 1/100
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
The gyroscope and haptic feedback in the apple pencil pro seem pretty cool for artists and other creative uses!
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by chrisshroba 2y ago
How would you interface with rust-analyzer to make it do this? As I understand it rust analyzer acts like an LSP to your IDE, which in turn doesn’t let you just make raw calls to rust analyzer

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