eminence32

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by eminence32 27d ago
Well, but as a system admin, I might not have cargo installed even if my users have it installed in their home directory. So a simple non-Cargo command (like find) has a lot of advantages for me
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by eminence32 27d ago
> We shouldn't need to resort to pasting `find` commands [1] into the shell from blog posts to tell if we're compromised. I know you recommended `cargo audit`, but that is not nearly as universally installed as `find`. And as
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by eminence32 1mo ago
Could this library be used decode signals from a GOES satellite downlink? goestools uses libcorrect for this and building a rust version might be fun. [1] https://github.com/pietern/goestools
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by eminence32 2mo ago
Pelicans and bikes can be in the training set without them training for this specific benchmark.
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by eminence32 2mo ago
There's been some new features in the past few years. But you're right that the general pace of new features is slow. There's only about 0.8 developers working on the game. However, if you're the type of person that li
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by eminence32 3mo ago
But libgit2 exists, right? It may not have 100% feature parity with git, but that's a linkable library that gives you a lot of functionality when working with git repos.
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by eminence32 4mo ago
I bet someone shares this link every time you post about bicycles, but since I didn't see anyone share it yet in this thread, I'll take the opportunity to do so: https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/ve
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by eminence32 5mo ago
> But it is just so tiresome that Google never consults their community. There was no advance notice of this change that I could find. Just a bunch of frustrated users in my inbox blaming me for breaking something. I get it. This unequi
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by eminence32 6mo ago
> It might be true that you'll never fix a given bug, but shouldn't there be a record of the "known defects", or "errata" as some call them? Yes, fully agreed. But closing a bug doesn't preclude that.
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by eminence32 6mo ago
I used to think that there is no harm in keeping the bug open. I think if you honestly feel that you have the time and resources to go back to the bug and fix it, then by all means keep it open. But I find that sometimes I can tell from ex
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by eminence32 6mo ago
I don't work at Apple, so I can't comment on that. But that doesn't always help. There's been plenty of times where I have a full HAR file from the user and I can clearly see that something went wrong, but that doesn&#
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by eminence32 6mo ago
I recognize that this is annoying from a user perspective, but I do understand it. Not all bugs are easily reproducible (and even if they are 100% reproducible for the user, it's not always so easy for the developers). Also sometimes
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by eminence32 10mo ago
> Generate better visuals with more accurate, legible text directly in the image in multiple languages Assuming that this new model works as advertised, it's interesting to me that it took this long to get an image generation model
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by eminence32 10mo ago
This is obviously just a research project, but I do wonder about the next steps: * After exploring an learning about a virtual world, can anything at all be transferred to an agent operating in the real world? Or would an agent operating
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by eminence32 11mo ago
Just run your AI calculations on your favorite Cryoarithmetic Engine, no problem.
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by eminence32 11mo ago
Relevant links: https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/ebt/retailer/retailer-notice/r... https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/fr-022124 > Coupons shall be accepted for eligible foods at the same
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by eminence32 11mo ago
FWIW, I've used KeePass for years and have never used its browser integration...
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by eminence32 11mo ago
I remember vividly a childhood experience when a car I was in ran over a dog -- it ran towards the side of the car and went under the rear wheels of the car. I'm not sure there's any reaction time (human or otherwise) that would
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by eminence32 11mo ago
> just how Apple cannot block their developer tools from being able to transfer apps onto an iPhone. If I recall correctly (I might be wrong, because this was 10+ years ago), but Apple did exactly this when the iPhone was first released.
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by eminence32 11mo ago
I really enjoy Helix, but I can't install it everywhere, and so I end up going back and forth between Helix and Vim depending on what machine I'm working on. This puts a lot of pressure on my muscle memory -- I often type a vim k
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by eminence32 1y ago
I'm not an android developer, so I'm missing some context and key information. But I have a question: When Google is asking developers to "register" their apps as part of this new program, are they just trying to keep a
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by eminence32 1y ago
Some years ago, "iroh" was supposed to a replacement for ipfs. However since then, they (very smartly, in my opinion) dropped those ambitions and are just focused on being a high-quality library for anyone writing a P2P app (like
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by eminence32 1y ago
First paragraph of the "4. Discussion and Conclusion" section > We speculate that the participant’s fair skin and lack of hair were significant factors that reduced the attenuation of light to feasibly detect a signal. In addit
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by eminence32 1y ago
I remember this media player from back in the day :) Looking at it now, I love how they used a scroll bar as the UI widget to represent playback progress.
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by eminence32 1y ago
This seems neat, I guess. But whenever I try tools like this, I often run into the limits of what I can describe in words. I might try something like "Add some clutter to the desk, including stacks of paper and notebooks" but wh
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by eminence32 1y ago
> Panels to the east of you get sunlight earlier in the day and panels to the west of you get it later in the day. I sometimes think about a sci-fi world in which there is a globally interconnected power grid, so solar panels in daylight
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by eminence32 1y ago
> /ˈkaɪpər/ Wikipedia has long included IPA pronunciation info for pages about people and other things, which is hyperlinked to a handy guide. But I recently discovered something useful and not entirely obvious: If you over yo
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by eminence32 1y ago
A few months on Hacker News there was a post about Mixxx[1], an open-source DJ software. It prompted me to download it and play around. It's very cool. Despite being a complete novice, I learned a few things after a dozen hours of p
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by eminence32 1y ago
The beamforming bit is neat. I have no personal experience with it, but I was surprised that 2cm separation between the microphones was enough. Do any other laptops use this technique for noise rejection?
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by eminence32 2y ago
I think that is that "prolonged admissions" was meant to cover

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