richbradshaw

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by richbradshaw 1mo ago
https://griptonite.io/ my gym uses this, qr/nfc on routes with ability to take video and it shows you as stick man and where weight is etc. its new but seems good!
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by richbradshaw 3mo ago
I’m keen to understand speed here etc etc. if I bought a Mac studio with 96GB - what can I realistically run, how’s it compare to fable/opus etc and how fast is it? Currently maxing out two Claude code accounts every x hours when worki
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by richbradshaw 1y ago
We never did it - started but changes were too hard to manage on the large code base - we have L4 running on PHP 8.1/Mysql 8 and all is good currently!
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by richbradshaw 2y ago
I have a Wifi 6E router, so I wonder if 6GHz vs 5 vs 2.4 acts noticeabley differently here? Is the overall shape the same or does the frequency make a big difference?
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by richbradshaw 2y ago
Isn't the polishing cloth thinner?
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by richbradshaw 3y ago
The thing I’m keen for is keeping my open ai function definitions and having Claude (or Llama) return the same “do this function call with these arguments” syntax. Needs a little prompting to do it but by hand it works just need a wrapper s
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by richbradshaw 3y ago
I was in same boat, switched years ago. One thing to be aware of is that on newer M series chips (M1, M2) these are ARM, so if you really really need prod to match then that might be an issue. On the other hand, we are generally deploying t
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
I tried this out using ship try. I'm not a python dev, so installed pip and Jupyter, then tried the ticket tagging one and the audio transcripts one, but neither worked - one referenced a json file of ticket examples that didn't e
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
Awesome video - well researched and produced. First thing I’ve seen on YouTube for ages that’s compelling like this!
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
Where I am it's seagulls, then owls.
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
Our team moved to VS Code for Typescript and some older PHP, works really really well, and seems to be the 'industry standard' I'd say. https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/#section-most-popular-t... res
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
Interesting - psychologically this super annoyed me that my year old iPad Pro couldn’t do this. Glad they have made it possible!
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
I presume they mean the landlord will not be able to pay the mortgage and hence have the house repossessed. I'm unclear on what that means for tenants in UK. Or maybe thinking that rents might suddenly spike due to increased mortgage c
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
Probably start with “when code is run make sure GPU is utilised”.
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
I’ve had tons of cars and only seen this behaviour in one - think was Citroen.
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
CO2 sensors are the most common way I believe.
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
Yeah agree - I used Spotify back in the day, then Google Play Music, then Apple Music when HomePods first came out. It’s just simple, works well, has the awesome lyrics function and has good quality human curated content. It’s just great!
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
Safari can generate 2FA codes natively as part of keychain since 2021 - probably the most accessible way to do this for a non technical user. https://9to5mac.com/2021/11/16/use-safari-password-manager-a... Ha
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by richbradshaw 4y ago
I haven't heard of that monitor, but looked it up as looked interesting - people say it has burn in, that it randomly turns off when using M1 Mac Mini, that you can't get full resolution on some Macs (though maybe they used wrong
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by richbradshaw 5y ago
I think it’s more the move to understanding business context and more of a product mindset. Outside of “purely technical” libraries, most applications are sponsored and written to solve business problems and to add value. Under this lens th
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by richbradshaw 5y ago
I'm the opposite, I thought all I saw and heard were real, and everyone I saw was a fake! Scary!
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by richbradshaw 5y ago
Yes, though I can't seem to do a lot about it. I use an app to pay a small amount each month to offset emissions. I'm vegetarian, partly due to climate issues. I'd like solar panels, but they are expensive and won't offs
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by richbradshaw 5y ago
There is often no time pressure, and no commercial pressure. This means that polishing around the edges, e.g. documentation can have more time applied. There is also different context - for internal tools, the scope is often well understood
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by richbradshaw 5y ago
How does this compare to the overall death rates? Are LEOs an outlier here?
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by richbradshaw 5y ago
Unless they have a real blackhead problem I guess!
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by richbradshaw 5y ago
I have the beta and it currently doesn’t appear to work.
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
You can do this in the built in notes app, click the camera on the bar at bottom and choose Scan Documents.
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
The article is from 2015, so doesn't look like this had much impact!
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
The idea is that people issuing tokens (e.g. AWS, Mailchimp etc) in my example would follow this. This would then allow other tools (e.g. git, GitHub, pre commit linters, frameworks) to flag this as a problem, either with a warning or an er
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
It's common (for novices/experts who are in a rush ) to accidentally commit AWS keys for dev environments, or other API keys (e.g. Mailchimp) or other secrets (2FA, SAML certs etc). We all know how to do it right, but particularly

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