johnwyles

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by johnwyles 4y ago
This apparently just came out, was thinking they had this out for some time.
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by johnwyles 5y ago
Ya'll remember Enlightenment? That was my jam.
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by johnwyles 5y ago
You don't need the other half of a base pair in your calculation
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by johnwyles 5y ago
Oddly at the place I was with we saw literally the exact same metrics but inverse: productivity increase by mid-30%. Everyone hated the office so that makes sense. My philosophy on it is that management is key. If butts-in-seats gives manag
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by johnwyles 6y ago
Home Assistant + Node Red ~= 95% of anything I have ever needed of IoT (and this watch could tie into by extension). Albeit, I have put in easily >120 hours of work over the past couple of years to get it there, I still think it's m
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by johnwyles 6y ago
So I've been waiting patiently for something equivalent to Home Assistant but for QS and you pop up often. You're probably most expert to say what progress is being made for an integrated QS platform whereby you plop in a new inte
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by johnwyles 6y ago
I'm OK with it so long as it's something on GitHub, useful, and you can drop in replace it.
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The first commits to the Go repository are a legendary easter egg(github.com)
3 points by johnwyles 6y ago|1 comments
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by johnwyles 6y ago
Could this be used to, say, collect a "royalty" on a work of art or good sold in perpetuity? In other words I create a painting that sells at a garage sale for $5. Then it is picked up by a local art collective and sells for $5,00
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by johnwyles 6y ago
Odd to pick HRBlock/Intuit as they are used for convenience and because we don't have a central system like Sweden and have in the US 50 different states and territories with 50+ different tax rules and so many edge cases in exist
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by johnwyles 6y ago
with Big Sur though?
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by johnwyles 6y ago
Home Assistant takes many disparate brands, services, devices, APIs and architectures for the world of IoT devices and yet they are able to somewhat successfully pull them together. I see no reason QS is any different and couldn't do t
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by johnwyles 6y ago
I feel like the QS space needs a suite not unlike Home Assistant where you can plugin multiple integrations to these various services and begin collecting data relatively simply. Have you found anything in your travels that is mature enough
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by johnwyles 6y ago
For those browsing here there is a common term for "tracking personal data" this called "Quantified Self". If you are interested in it as a n00b like I am this will greatly help start your search into the hobby. There ar
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by johnwyles 6y ago
This looks a lot like WrapAPI[0] which I found a while back researching for Postman Galaxy hackathon. How are you guys different? [0]: https://wrapapi.com/
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by johnwyles 6y ago
Can this replace the broken and horrible tools of rbenv, pyenv, and pipenv? I shudder whenever a new version comes out what it does to my shell when I have a broken version (included as the latest from the output from pyenv globals or some
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by johnwyles 6y ago
Cool... you ok? [lol, jk.] [yeah, why?]
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by johnwyles 6y ago
The algorithm is more basic than the music it passes judgement on so take the verbiage with a grain of punk-vinyl-you-never-heard-before.
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by johnwyles 6y ago
Anyone here remember turntable.fm? I do. Sad. JQBX.fm isn't the same either. That was a great way to get a higher "hit" ratio though.
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by johnwyles 6y ago
I moved out of state BEFORE an IPO on options gained while working in CA that I then purchased as a resident outside of CA. This does not work as others are describing it. CA did and will come after anyone who earned options while in the st
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by johnwyles 6y ago
everyone is coming up with more complicated systems to usher it to the flames (e.g. vacuum it up and robotic arm drop it in, hook up a fan on low speed, etc) when it's really as simple as steepening the angle it drops in. also about 2
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by johnwyles 6y ago
This is the exact point. Rarely has controlling information and science ever benefit humanity.
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by johnwyles 6y ago
The irony is we're talking about Good vs Evil of potential AI systems. It could be a nuclear arms race but I suspect we would be better for it. When information has been free it has nearly always been of benefit to humanity.
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by johnwyles 6y ago
I imagine creating a system that watches TTs on real and artificial subjects, gets the humans guess as to if it is AI or not, whether this is actually the case or not, and feeds those results back into the test. I'm sure this isn'
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by johnwyles 7y ago
4% of the population but a ton more when weighted with economic power and control of trade secrets and technology rights.
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by johnwyles 7y ago
I am curious: why are police reports confidential? Of course they could be very damning to a large number of people if they were public but I am wondering why they are not public records searchable in a database? What is required to make th
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by johnwyles 7y ago
From the example it looks like with next to no changes at all it would be able to spit out a plethora of "fake news" articles, even if it's only source was reddit.
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by johnwyles 7y ago
You should note that a bulk of your list is the knowledge that a senior engineer should require of his peers. To be productive writing a small feature in a React app it could be had under a week out from bootcamp with modest support sharing
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by johnwyles 7y ago
Looking at Knative to mature in a couple of years and with it on top of k8s we may see a slow migration back to self-hosting where it makes sense
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by johnwyles 7y ago
Hah! I'll pay you $500 to finish half a dozen of mine!

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