hiimshort

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by hiimshort 3mo ago
Just a passerby, but wanted to say thanks for your work. Ory services are a delight and I was excited to see them spring up years ago and even more excited to see them continue to be developed and put to good use!
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by hiimshort 1y ago
It is surprising for me to see these features finally being added to Node after such a long time. Especially so when I remember reading discussion after discussion about how something like this wasn't possible. I touched on this in a b
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by hiimshort 1y ago
I have been wondering about the use of diffusion techniques for text generation, it is nice to see Google release a model that, seemingly, validates some thoughts I had. Most folks I have seen experimenting with AI are either using a paid s
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by hiimshort 2y ago
Lix is excellent. It is already faster (parsing), safer (better defaults, removed footguns), and easier to use (better errors, etc) than Nix. If anyone wants to get started using Nix then I highlight recommend you install Lix from the link
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Manage Kubernetes Manifests with Leverage(npmjs.com)
1 points by hiimshort 2y ago|0 comments
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by hiimshort 2y ago
For those unfamiliar with the game I would highly recommend it if you are interested in CRPG games with excellent writing. There is a lot of text in this game, but with the most recent version of the game most of it is voice acted. Many lin
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by hiimshort 2y ago
The same is true for me on Safari. I've tried with and without AdGuard and the experience on plenty of sites that I just want to get a quick tidbit from is awfully painful.
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by hiimshort 2y ago
A friend of mine works on DotBigBang which is pretty approachable. May be worth giving it a try! https://dotbigbang.com/
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by hiimshort 2y ago
You can set up secure boot on NixOS with lanzaboote: https://github.com/nix-community/lanzaboote
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by hiimshort 2y ago
Pikuma is excellent! I have enjoyed going through the videos on the YouTube channel to help understand some 3d graphics rendering techniques. Everything that I have seen has been as easy to digest as this post. Highly recommend checking out
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by hiimshort 2y ago
Early pricing is currently $25, but you are correct that there is no free tier. I made a preview video a bit ago in case this helps! https://youtu.be/K57udxkfTyM?si=F_oK66r3HciCwK6Z
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Show HN: Unblock.work – Simple project management for everyone(unblock.work)
3 points by hiimshort 2y ago|2 comments
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by hiimshort 2y ago
As someone who grew up with iPhones coming out around the time I was in middle school and apps producing noises like this were used as pranks in class I have to ask that people don't do this. The sound is painful.
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by hiimshort 2y ago
May I recommend the learn Morse with google page? https://morse.withgoogle.com/learn/ I went through it a few times in a day and felt confident enough to be able to solve the Morse puzzles on my own in Keep Talking and
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by hiimshort 2y ago
This is against Sony's TOS and can result in a ban. In fact, this is exactly what happened to a Chinese user who tried to do that.
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by hiimshort 2y ago
It's important to remember that 70% of the statistics on the internet are fake.
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by hiimshort 2y ago
This has been a tough one to figure out. I do not think there is a great answer here. GitHub has a large network of people and the barrier to contributing there is fairly low. Cost is also subsidized greatly by GitHub. Nixpkgs being one of
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by hiimshort 2y ago
This page was created by me. I have tried to capture what I feel are important values that are hopefully shared by others who are leaving or have left Nix. With the values, goals, and roadmap clearly stated, others can join to contribute. P
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by hiimshort 2y ago
A forum is currently being set up so people can start collaborating, but I intend to also create a Matrix space as well for real-time communications.
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by hiimshort 2y ago
For reference, I use Nix a lot . I was pushing it pretty hard at Intuit while I worked there. All my systems are managed with it: https://github.com/jakehamilton/config And I have created projects like Snowfall Lib to
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by hiimshort 2y ago
Hi, I (Jake Hamilton) am. Though, this is not an effort that can be undertaken by one person. My goal is publishing this page was to create a set of values, goals, and a roadmap for people (like myself) who would otherwise be leaving the Ni
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by hiimshort 3y ago
The last example reminds me of the once-proposed html imports feature. It was being pushed by Google back when Polymer was a thing and would've given us actual web components delivered as html documents with full support for html, css,
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by hiimshort 3y ago
Declarative home environments are pretty great. Being able to reproduce your entire user setup is fantastic when you manage multiple machines or want to make future migrations. I run NixOS and use Home-Manager as well. This lets me define m
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by hiimshort 3y ago
Home-Manager is a project that brings declarative user home directory management to Nix. You can have it set up dotfiles, user systemd services, etc. All the things to do with stuff in your home directory. The documentation for Home-Manager
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by hiimshort 3y ago
I only got it to the proof of concept stage, but I was hacking on something that would generate docs for everything found on a Nix Flake (including modules): https://github.com/snowfallorg/frost Here's an example
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by hiimshort 3y ago
Disclosure: I work at Replit I think most of the confusion here comes from some users not realizing the difference between the previous hosting solution “Always On” and the new one “Deployments”. Always On was a quick way to keep a dev mach
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by hiimshort 3y ago
Looks like a bun (bao) to me.
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Evolve(pmotschmann.github.io)
1 points by hiimshort 3y ago|0 comments
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by hiimshort 3y ago
This has been a challenge for me to overcome as well. Notes never really worked for me and, of course, simply remembering everything is neither possible nor productive. Personally, I've struck a middle ground that I've called [1]&
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by hiimshort 3y ago
It's a harmless bit. The joke (if I remember correctly) is that these two creatures are aliens that pop up and don't know what the thing in front of them is. For children (and adults) it is silly because, of course, we know what a

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