fio_ini

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by fio_ini 6mo ago
I am truly sorry. I can't understand the physical networking from the pics or the description... I'm probably just missing something. There is one blue plug going from the laptop to the cisco switch or the pci wifi module? I see a
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by fio_ini 3y ago
well i remember seeing you can bring your macbook or other devices into the space as a virtual window/screen/monitor (whatever they're calling it) so I already thought I can run vscode and any other apps at first at version 1
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by fio_ini 3y ago
I cant stop thinking about how cool it will be to finally remove all these monitors and wires from my desk. Operating inside of a virtual space has an amazing appeal to me to de clutter desk and office space area. Scale screens bigger and s
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by fio_ini 3y ago
you can (over simplified, tech people yell at me or whatever, but) display your macbook screen inside Apple Vision as a screen/monitor/window, whatever it's called same way you would an app.
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by fio_ini 4y ago
Gamers in space with 300fps and no lag. In the future when I get sniped in matchmaking it’ll be by an astronaut.
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by fio_ini 4y ago
> Current state of autonomous driving is not sophisticated enough to predict cars crossing lanes that's turning and crossing your lane from oncoming traffic. This is just completely false. AV software stacks absolutely can and do pr
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by fio_ini 4y ago
this is something that humans do seamlessly and you don't realize because you're probably robot. but we look eachother in the eyes, hand wave, point, etc. not always (these are the asshole drives) but you get the point. humans are
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by fio_ini 4y ago
you're literally talking about using a lidar and some object detection (for car and other large objects) to predict human behavior. you obviously don't realize that the human behavior is in the other car with eyeballs, mouth, head
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by fio_ini 4y ago
are you a robot or real person? i'm jc . when you're merging into a right lane from a left lane for example on a two lane road the av cannot tell if the person is gonna let you in. humans are supreior because we can communicate wi
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by fio_ini 4y ago
the transitions are so off an irregular that you're gonna get hit or rear ended
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by fio_ini 4y ago
the tech is so bad still
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by fio_ini 4y ago
dude literally watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJD5R_yQ9aw where a car is stopping in busy road trying to merge into the next lane. are you serious?
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by fio_ini 4y ago
is there still any way you'd want to get in this? there's not anything manual and it's honestly a huge statistical gamble riding around in this thing. Even with airbags, why would you risk your life? At least a steering wheel
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by fio_ini 4y ago
I can punch myself in the dick but I don't
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by fio_ini 4y ago
you're coloring outside the lines and making a mess you should grab a different coloring book this ones not for you.
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by fio_ini 4y ago
I sit down at the coffee shop. It's so magical... the way it wisps across the room as I pull it out of my pocket. The wind blows and brushes a beautiful brunette woman's hair across her face. She smiles at me. Is that a GPD Micro
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by fio_ini 4y ago
I honestly don't care if it's you misunderstanding or your teammates are building a bad framework/foundation to iterate upon. Doesn't matter to me either way bud. But you're going against the premise of docker and d
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by fio_ini 4y ago
the point of docker-compose is partly so that your stack is ephemeral? you stand things up and shut it down with one simple switch and it can move between different environments and use the same declaration as the last environment. so now I
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by fio_ini 4y ago
your volume example is an anti-pattern in regard to something like the 12 factor app. you're conditionally changing and setting the volumes based on an environment your in? your code and service is gonna be busted. how would you even k
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by fio_ini 4y ago
no haha I get the point but it's just another example I see someone over engineering a problem where it should be declarative. In what use case would you dynamically provision some arbitrary n number of volumes without knowing the path
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by fio_ini 4y ago
You can accomplish the same thing using environment variables. You can pass them in at build time or deploy time. `ENVIRONMENT=dev docker-compose up` or `docker-compose build --build-arg ENVIRONMENT=dev` and in your case maybe you write som
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by fio_ini 4y ago
I got locked out of various MFA sites when I got a new device and had to redownload my Authenticator app it wasn’t linking to the accounts anymore and I could not get in. It became a chicken and the egg problem. Eventually going through sup
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by fio_ini 4y ago
Love it. How can you do server side rendering? And does this handle errors?
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by fio_ini 4y ago
God douglas crockford is such a cool guy. Douglas Crockford invented the internet, distributed systems, JSON, dec64, Javascript, E, for loops, and mathematics. Obviously whatever he says goes. When he speaks in an interview a link appears.
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by fio_ini 4y ago
wow this is pretty interesting stuff thanks for the link. I'm not sure why I get such a negative response to my question since I'm seriously asking and not sure I should be concerned if this is like a alan turing enigma type of si
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by fio_ini 4y ago
Will quantum computing destroy blockchain and classical encryption algorithms as we know? So there will be a need for quantum blockchain and quantum encryption.
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by fio_ini 4y ago
There's just something I can't describe with words about what it lacks today - where it's possibly more philosophical than technical. Humans have to direct the machines where to go and what to do. So today mathematically mach
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by fio_ini 4y ago
Awesome product. How much $$$?
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by fio_ini 4y ago
> you can replace it easily I actually followed the link and went to the battery section.. "Tools required: Cross-head (Phillips) screwdriver" "Time estimate: 30 minutes" "Difficulty: High (red)" High/H
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by fio_ini 4y ago
I have been under the impression that Artificial Intelligence is a buzzword and misnomer, at least in today's state of the art. Isn't most of the foundation built on linear regressions to "make decisions" based on all th

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