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by connorbrinton 1mo ago
Laguna S 2.1 is another fairly impressive-for-the-size American open model
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by connorbrinton 2mo ago
Ouch: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPCX/
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PEP 836 – JIT Go Brrr: The Path to a Supported JIT Compiler for CPython(peps.python.org)
3 points by connorbrinton 3mo ago|0 comments
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by connorbrinton 3mo ago
My uneducated guess is that crew members in the back galley could have been injured by unsecured items they were loading falling or sliding. The service cart itself is 200-250 lbs. With the rear galley accelerating upward, then a sudden hal
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GitHub Having Issues (Again)(githubstatus.com)
5 points by connorbrinton 5mo ago|1 comments
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by connorbrinton 5mo ago
I'm seeing GitHub Actions runs not occurring. A colleague is experiencing 500s (angry unicorn) and issues with Codespaces. I always check DownDetector and Updog whenever something seems strange about GitHub behavior, they tend to pick
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by connorbrinton 6mo ago
I've found Claude Code's built-in sandbox to strike a good balance between safety and autonomy on macOS. I think it's available on Windows via WSL2 (if you're looking for a middle ground between approving everything manu
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by connorbrinton 7mo ago
Speculative decoding takes advantage of the fact that it's faster to validate that a big model would have produced a particular sequence of tokens than to generate that sequence of tokens from scratch, because validation can take more
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by connorbrinton 8mo ago
100% agree on the better video hardware. I found out this weekend the Raspberry Pi 5 removes the dedicated video encoder present on the Pi 4B. I was getting 2-3 fps in OBS, which makes it unusable for my application. Any mini PC would do mu
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by connorbrinton 1y ago
Technically yes. But it can take months to years to experimentally obtain the structure for a single protein, and that assumes that it's possible to crystallize (X-ray), prepare grids (cryo-EM) or highly concentrate (NMR) the protein a
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by connorbrinton 1y ago
On my Framework (16), I've found that switching to GNOME's "Power Saver" mode strikes the right balance between thermals, battery usage and performance. I would recommend trying it. If you're not using GNOME, manual
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by connorbrinton 1y ago
Typer has a great feature that lets you optionally accept argument and flag values from environment variables by providing the environment variable name: https://typer.tiangolo.com/tutorial/arguments/envvar/
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by connorbrinton 4y ago
Another great project for Python logging is loguru: https://loguru.readthedocs.io/en/stable/overview.html One of my favorite features of loguru is the ability to contextualize logging messages using a context mana
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by connorbrinton 5y ago
My usual workflow to rebase a stacked set of feature branches off of main is: git checkout main git pull git checkout feature-branch-1 git rebase -i - git checkout feature-branch-2 git rebase -i - ... There&
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by connorbrinton 5y ago
I've always had a hard time understanding consistent hashing, and find rendezvous hashing [1] to be much more understandable. It provides better load-balancing properties and uses less memory than consistent hashing, but requires more
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by connorbrinton 5y ago
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by connorbrinton 5y ago
The best you can do (without doing crazy introspection) is to set `__all__` in `mymod`. It still requires listing everything you want to be exported from `mymod`, but at least you only need to do it once. Docs: https://docs.pytho
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by connorbrinton 5y ago
I also struggle with Mypy's strict mode, but I think recursive types are different from classes that can construct each other. Mypy doesn't have any problem with the following code from __future__ import annotations cl