krosaen

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by krosaen 3mo ago
Interesting that your experience is so different. I didn't mean strangers in my neighborhood though, just acquaintances / neighbors who I talk to sometimes - and airpods nudge the decision towards smile / wave keep walking ov
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by krosaen 3mo ago
Wearing on public transport: meh, the chances I chat with a total stranger is quite small. Wearing on walks around my neighborhood: yes, totally see how this nudges away from spontaneous chats with neighbors / acquaintances as we pass
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by krosaen 4mo ago
The CEO of Toyota Research Institute, Gill Pratt, had some good (albeit self-serving) points about the benefits of hybrids and PEVs to complement EVS a few years back that I bookmarked and keep coming back to: https://web.archive
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by krosaen 5mo ago
> But research is showing that social media and smartphones have made us addicted to screens from a young age. It’s taken a toll on how much time we spend together Agree completely, but it has also lead to widely held pessimistic beliefs
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Revup: Upload once to create multiple, relative GitHub PRs(github.com)
15 points by krosaen 8mo ago|2 comments
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by krosaen 9mo ago
Ha whoops. But yes, the ads on the neal site I meant to link to had the aforementioned problem
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by krosaen 9mo ago
Assuming you go down the path of allowing online anything, seems like, after doing your best with parental controls, the most effective thing is time boxing screen usage. Only so much can happen in, say, 2-3 30 minute sessions throughout th
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by krosaen 9mo ago
Anyone have experience with https://valetudo.cloud ? Seems like could be a good solution to using best rated (chinese) vacuum's while mitigating privacy concerns. I am bummed that US robovacs aren't that competitive. Ro
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by krosaen 9mo ago
Interesting, yeah, my instinct is that the sensor weight delta would be negligible but perhaps not.
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by krosaen 9mo ago
You probably don't want a long range EV then?
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by krosaen 9mo ago
Saw this too on mobile - I think it's an ad - I requested a paid ad-free version elsewhere in the comments
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by krosaen 9mo ago
Neal.fun is good clean fun - my kids love it too. Neal, if you are listening, would pay for an ad-free version (I already bought you some coffees too).
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by krosaen 10mo ago
The founder of Zingerman's (famous deli and family of businesses in Ann Arbor) description of servant leadership is a bit more complete and overlaps heavily with what the author of this post is advocating for: https://www.zi
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by krosaen 10mo ago
If there is a primitive not currently supported (say running a temporal workflow service) is it possible to define a new primitive for this? Just wondering what it looks like if/when you need something not currently supported.
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by krosaen 10mo ago
No so much about why collaboration sucks as and argument for how important direct ownership / responsibility is. Good post.
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by krosaen 10mo ago
This reminds me of the pains taken to reproduce original Game Boy Advance fidelity in the chromatic by mod retro https://modretro.com/blogs/blog/display-the-hard-way
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by krosaen 10mo ago
I like the idea of the `defer `keyword - you can have automatic cleanup at the end of the scope but you have to make it obvious you are doing so, no hidden execution of anything (unlike c++ destructors).
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by krosaen 1y ago
Hammock driven development :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f84n5oFoZBc
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by krosaen 1y ago
This looks pretty awesome, and excited it's not only a cloudflare product (Cap'n Web exists alongside cloudflare Workers). Reading this section [1], can you say more about: > as of this writing, the feature set is not exactly t
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by krosaen 1y ago
We've lost our sense making ability in our coverage of AV progress. Setting aside Elon's polarizing behavior (which is a big thing to set aside) all of these things seem true: - Elon bullshits wildly and sometimes delivers - FSD i
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by krosaen 1y ago
I find this post interesting independent of the question of whether leetcode problems are a good tool for interviews. It's: here are some kinds or problems constraint solvers are useful for. I can imagine a similar post about non-linea
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by krosaen 1y ago
Reminds me of https://github.com/bhauman/devcards
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by krosaen 1y ago
Yeah probably, if I didn’t get it bundled I may very well be using spotify. But Yt music doesn’t suck and its YT integration is mildly nice.
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by krosaen 1y ago
I pay for YouTube premium (which gives me YouTube music too) and am happy with the lack of ads, even though many creators still mix paid sponsors into their videos. It seems the creators are motivated to keep things minimal or they will los
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by krosaen 1y ago
ah whoops, thanks.
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by krosaen 1y ago
but did you see that now Wang is leaving as part of this?
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by krosaen 1y ago
Anyone know what scale does these days beyond labeling tools that would make them this interesting to Meta? Data labeling tools seem more of a traditional software application and not much to do with AI models themselves that would be somew
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by krosaen 1y ago
After researching a few apps, I have found Piano Marvel to be pretty good for automating practice of both scales, arpeggios and ear training as well as having a bank of songs. I use the web version, and the interface is clunky, but it’s the
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by krosaen 1y ago
GM will take responsibility for accidents with super cruise if it was being used as intended [1] - and that includes eyes on road, hands free driving. Hands free means a very bad bug where it jerked off the road with no warning seems like i
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by krosaen 1y ago
I find this product appealing, but aren't you taking on full liability when using it? Not having the company I buy a product like this from have any liability seems like bad incentives and makes me nervous, currently wouldn't driv

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