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pletnes
10d ago
I have my skills in my dotfiles repo, then symlink them to my home directory and/or projects where I want to use them. Project specific ones go into the project.
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pletnes
10d ago
I make skills for «this is how I like to do things in this company / project». Query test database, git branch names, commit message style, which cloud things can be inspected like logs etc. I don’t see the point in trying to teach the
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pletnes
15d ago
Cool idea! I think it would look better as a function than an alias, but that doesn’t matter much.
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pletnes
17d ago
I’d be curious to use them on larger data sets. Log files, for instance. High volume, might be low value per line but not much cost per token if you already have a gpu to interpret them using a LLM.
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pletnes
22d ago
No way spark is faster at 100 GB!
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pletnes
29d ago
Apple airtags last maybe a year on a CR2032, from experience.
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pletnes
29d ago
Energy loss from air resistance typically is quadratic, not exponential, with regard to velocity. So it’s worth much less than you’re arguing. And the arm has to rotate from what I can understand, so the end rotational velocity - and hence,
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29d ago
This is so nuts. It’s literally a multi device mouse - supports 3 bluetooth connections in memory, but I need to install the options app on every single pc/mac I want to use it on. Nuts!
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pletnes
1mo ago
I did the same. I’ve been happy with the solution, except that many years later, I still get emails to my gmail - I just keep forwarding them.
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pletnes
1mo ago
Wasn’t this in win 95?
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pletnes
1mo ago
Obviously, but many bikers don’t use it and would swap it for a motor if it’s an either-or choice. Bike rear racks are not that great, often. I haven’t used mine for the 8 years I’ve had the bike.
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pletnes
1mo ago
Removing a rear rack is a few minutes with a screwdriver. I have my stuff in a rucksack. Good to point out, but will not stop most users I imagine.
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pletnes
1mo ago
Should also mention that it is of the most convenient!
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pletnes
1mo ago
You’re officially my hero, the duckdb csv parser is the fastest I could find and helped save a data project with hundreds of gigabytes of csv pain.
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1mo ago
Thanks!
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pletnes
1mo ago
Nvidia sell iot boards with unified architecture. Would not be shocked if they launch pc/laptop/server boards at some point.
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pletnes
1mo ago
Also, desktop app devs tend to touch files in a myriad places that you’d never expect. The os can never solve that anyway.
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pletnes
1mo ago
Windows uninstall scripts often do the same. Some have an option of removing data files, some just leave them behind. I don’t have any statistics but I see no reason to believe the situation is any «better» on windows. Also, I am sure peopl
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1mo ago
War never changes.
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1mo ago
Can I dump out the image using usb file transfer without resorting to disassembly?
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2mo ago
It’s like this on a fresh install too
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pletnes
2mo ago
Conversely, my windows 11 has fundamental issues that neither google nor claude can find solutions to.
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pletnes
2mo ago
There seems to be few offshore production facilities compared to on-land ones.
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2mo ago
From their food and over time, I assume? Since farmed salmon is fed and live a short life I would also assume that it has lower pollution levels than wild fish of similar size and composition.
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2mo ago
900 km/h, 20,000 kilometers. Yep!
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2mo ago
Most of the globe is above the boiling temperature of water due to trapped radionuclides since, well, the beginning.
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3mo ago
And with a mac, there are no cuda drivers to fiddle with.
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4mo ago
1968 https://www.netlib.org/go/fft.f
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4mo ago
I thought it was «windows has all the viruses» since there are a lot of npm packages and it’s used by a lot of people?
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4mo ago
A binary format that is only readable by some very specific version of the program writing it. The older xls comes to mind, but there must be thousands of examples.
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