kposehn

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by kposehn 5mo ago
Might be worth giving Qelbree a shot as well. I switched to it last year and...yeah, it' was a complete game changer. Hard to get insurance to cover, but it's been well worth it.
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by kposehn 8mo ago
Agreed. This is highly, highly useful. Going to integrate this today.
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Developing a Giga pixel linear scanning format camera [video](youtu.be)
1 points by kposehn 10mo ago|1 comments
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by kposehn 1y ago
Wow. I love this! I actually have a specific, esoteric use for this: VSCode on iPad Hopefully supports iPadOS one day.
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Geoffrey Huntle Is Cursed: Making a GenZ slang programming language with Claude(simonwillison.net)
4 points by kposehn 1y ago|0 comments
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by kposehn 1y ago
Putting my affiliate hat on here for a minute... Very cool to see how you've aggregated so many products into one service. How do you plan to compete with FMTC and others that aggregate feeds together? Speaking as a publisher, I'd
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by kposehn 1y ago
Interesting - I wasn't aware this covered tram-trains. I was under the impression it only granted the exception to lighter off-the-shelf EU equipment like Stadler FLIRT or Siemens Desiro.
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by kposehn 1y ago
You're correct. LIRR trains are built to a much heavier standard and thus are allowed on the same tracks as freight rail.
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by kposehn 1y ago
Unfortunately no. The main difference is mass - US trains are vastly heavier than anything in the UK so by the time you make a tram crashworthy it isn't a tram any longer. That said, I believe the FRA did allow lighter designs such as
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by kposehn 1y ago
> The low density of Charlotte means a transport network like Munich’s is not viable, but the city could take its pre-existing light rail network and join it up to the extensive network of railroad lines around the city that are currentl
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Security Vulnerability on US Freight Trains Left Unfixed for 13 Years(tomshardware.com)
2 points by kposehn 1y ago|0 comments
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by kposehn 1y ago
This is similar to something we've been doing for a while. Instead of individual agents we are creating many iterations and sub-iterations of spawned agents that are largely autonomous. A lot of the human-centric paradigms just don&#x2
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Researchers create a one-dimensional gas out of light(uni-bonn.de)
7 points by kposehn 1y ago|0 comments
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by kposehn 1y ago
I think the app will be for plug-and-charge users, while they'll have credit card readers for everyone else. I do agree that chargers requiring an app are a royal pain. We're an all-EV household and I don't bother with loca
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by kposehn 1y ago
Glad to see Walmart going further with DCFC build-out, especially with 400kw chargers.
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by kposehn 2y ago
Yes, I meant MW
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by kposehn 2y ago
I meant MW :P
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by kposehn 2y ago
Very cool. If you could also make a smaller one with ~3kw output that fits on a locomotive frame you'd literally have the entire freight rail industry the world over as customers.
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FBI Warns iPhone and Android Users–Stop Sending Texts(forbes.com)
9 points by kposehn 2y ago|1 comments
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by kposehn 2y ago
> Some will be mystified how study of railways, maps and fish trading has anything to do with cognitive neuroscience and representing space. Commenting as someone who loves railways, maps and fish(ing) this is both a novel thought and en
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by kposehn 2y ago
I've found that adding prompt elements such as "hi-fi", "sharp imaging" and "clear soundstage" have helped create a less compressed and generally cleaner sound.
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Will Future Civilizations Miss the Big Bang?(forbes.com)
2 points by kposehn 3y ago|0 comments
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by kposehn 3y ago
I've been using a 12.9" M2 iPad Pro as a daily driver for six months. It is almost perfect - the only big issue I have is a problem in WebKit where a two-finger-tap on a trackpad procs both the system contextual menu and the web
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Mary Shelley (and a Bit of Steve Jobs) on the Art of Creative Waiting(kristinposehn.substack.com)
5 points by kposehn 3y ago|0 comments
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by kposehn 3y ago
Good point about sync. Probably could use iCloud Drive or Google Drive for data.
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by kposehn 3y ago
...I wish this was on iPad too! Very cool to see and I'll try it on Mac.
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by kposehn 3y ago
As another commenter pointed out, LA to LV is actually doable with a number of current on sale EVs, with a decent size range buffer left behind after the trip. Furthermore, there are several fast chargers on the route in Hesperia, Barstow a
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by kposehn 3y ago
I was just recently wondering when we'd see some new weather models released that keep pace with the development of machine learning. Now if I could just access the raw forecast data from MetNet-3...
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by kposehn 3y ago
While I'm all for doing a better job at reducing spam, this also will effectively drive a lot of those advertising dollars that go into bulk email straight into sponsored email products from Google and Yahoo. The main webmail platforms
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Hackers can force iOS and macOS browsers to divulge passwords and much more(arstechnica.com)
10 points by kposehn 3y ago|2 comments

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