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by d0ugal 11mo ago
For one day only every 25 years.
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by d0ugal 1y ago
I have used Frigate for years, I think early on it didn't support all of those GPUs. So it might be that said videos are out of date.
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by d0ugal 1y ago
I have been running this for about 1 year, works very well. The developer is regularly updating it and I run the nightly image at the moment.
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by d0ugal 2y ago
It sounds like you went down the rabbit hole...
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by d0ugal 3y ago
I have similar experiences. My parents both use the app also. It’s one of the few apps I hear their generation (retired and 65+) talking about. Now I’m imaging a crossover with this and Pokémon Go. Gamified bird watching!
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by d0ugal 3y ago
That appears to be a different URL
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by d0ugal 5y ago
Right, agreed. I was replying to this from the comment. Which seemed to claim it was impossible. > We'll never achieve high reliability for anything but the simplest software Sorry, I wasn’t very clear!
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by d0ugal 5y ago
IIUC NASA achieve high reliability for problems that don’t seem simple.
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by d0ugal 5y ago
Is this comment on the wrong post?
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by d0ugal 5y ago
Agreed. I went digging and found one in the docs. https://pynguin.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/quickstart.htm...
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by d0ugal 5y ago
I have been remote for around 8 years. When speaking to people new to remote (since covid) I always tell them this is the worst version of remote. Generally remote working means flexibility and freedom (to varying degrees). We don’t have th
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by d0ugal 6y ago
I have a 3yo and a 10 month old. Way too tired for that. Maybe if they were a bit older?
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by d0ugal 6y ago
I was able to get the flu jab easily in Scotland (as was my wife and my daughter is getting it tomorrow). It was incredibly well organised. I think if you are unlucky it can be hard to get, but it is rolling out fast and many people are tha
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by d0ugal 6y ago
I 100% thought this was about Amazon the company as I clicked the link. Sad really.
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by d0ugal 6y ago
That’s the Sgian-dubh. If you wondered what it was called https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sgian-dubh
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by d0ugal 6y ago
I would guess they are using this comparison as oatly has become popular in coffee shops for lates etc. So the size is more common there, but probably not common at home.
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by d0ugal 6y ago
It consumed me
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by d0ugal 7y ago
This. What is finished anyway? Are projects ever "finished"?
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by d0ugal 7y ago
I’m the same. I never upgrade cattle, they get replaced and only pets are upgraded.
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by d0ugal 7y ago
After trying Sway recently I read a bunch of github issues when debugging. I was disappointed to find many the comments toxic. I’ll stick with i3 and probably look for something different in the future. The examples that were easy to find a
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by d0ugal 7y ago
Yeah, they can be controlled at the thermostat. I was able to adjust mine locally but not via the app (or API in home assistant)
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by d0ugal 9y ago
I also use gnome-terminal with i3, works great.
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by d0ugal 9y ago
Is this reddit?
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by d0ugal 10y ago
It is easy once you have put in the hours (days? months?) learning what you need and then scripting the setup... :)
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Static Websites with Flask(dougalmatthews.com)
3 points by d0ugal 10y ago|0 comments
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by d0ugal 10y ago
This project is very young, I'd really like feedback from people. Is this something you think you would find useful? What features would you like to see? I have only been using it a little bit, but found it most useful on larger projec
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Show HN: Pynd a command line tool to search and explore Python projects(d0ugal.github.io)
6 points by d0ugal 10y ago|2 comments
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Finding dead Python code with Vulture(dougalmatthews.com)
1 points by d0ugal 10y ago|0 comments
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Create an Excellent Python Dev Env(dougalmatthews.com)
1 points by d0ugal 10y ago|0 comments
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by d0ugal 10y ago
"94 points by dcgudeman 1 hour ago | flag | hide | past | web | 95 comments | favorite" The "web" in this line, just below the title. It takes you to a google search.

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