roessland

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by roessland 1y ago
I wish I could, but they banned me and won't disclose why. That being said, Claude Code produces the best code I've seen from an AI coding agent, and the subscriptions are a steal.
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by roessland 2y ago
Sorry, might have mixed up Yup and Joi. Anyways, I prefer Zod to both of them.
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by roessland 2y ago
My company used Yup initially but we moved to Zod to be able to infer types from schemas. For example, API response payloads are Zod schemas. OpenAPI components are also generated from Zod schemas. There are some performance issues, and Web
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by roessland 2y ago
Awesome, I'll definitely try it. I've been paying for Piano Marvel for a few years, and there is tons of room for improvement in this space: - Native, non-janky app. Ideally cross-platform. - More inspiring music in lessons. - Rec
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by roessland 3y ago
The default PG type, `numeric`, has almost arbitary precision. select pg_typeof(9999999999999999.0); -- numeric select 9999999999999999.0::double precision - 9999999999999998.0::double precision; -- 2 Mor
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by roessland 3y ago
Here's a great introduction to floating-point numbers: https://tobydriscoll.net/fnc-julia/intro/floating-point.html The next representable number after 9999999999999998.0 is 1.0e16. 9999999999999999.0 is not
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by roessland 3y ago
Cool! I have the same issue with unused coax cables between every room, and was planning on replacing them with ethernet cables. In my case it's feasible without breaking down any walls. Does this work even with splitters?
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by roessland 3y ago
Gotty serves a terminal window as a website. Tmux can be used to force the terminal size, so that you can a small window for typing, like OP does. The person on the other end does not have to learn either of them.
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by roessland 3y ago
tmux + ttyd (or gotty) could be used in a similar way. But it's not like an extra screen, it's more like mirroring a terminal to another device.
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by roessland 3y ago
Some telecom providers actually provide a public IP address that maps directly to your phone. You might have to change your APN settings to get one, and it might be dynamic. It's a spectacularly bad idea that lets you serve HTTP (and a
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by roessland 4y ago
Go's fmt enforces some parts of formatting, like indentation, spaces vs. tabs and spacing around brackets and parentheses. But it is by no means a complete style guide. Fmt doesn't give your packages, structs or methods reasonable
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by roessland 4y ago
Regarding seats: In Norway (and a few more countries) it is forbidden to ride with a passenger on a moped.
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by roessland 4y ago
If you put your notes in a Git repo you can make a pipeline that deploy your notes online using a static site generator and e.g. GitHub pages. Of course Sync/Publish is smoother and easier, but don't let the price of Sync/Pub
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by roessland 4y ago
Congratulations! Starting to use Obsidian has made me much more productive at work. I never forget anything now, since Obsidian is my second brain. I use it for logging, tasks, study, spaced repetition (with Dataview and tags), learning new
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by roessland 4y ago
It's easier to untie. Has a cool method of tying. When a loop is loaded the knot becomes a bend. The alpine butterfly forms a secure bend, while the flat figure 8 can capsize at low loads. I would use either for a directional load, but
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by roessland 4y ago
Might be a great article but I had to stop reading since I couldn't bear the scroll hijacking.
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by roessland 5y ago
Assuming that "Giga Nevada" actually is a Gigafactory, an ordinary Factory would then be 2.86400 mm^2.
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by roessland 5y ago
This looks perfect for my brain. I like the idea of hyper scheduling, which seems to be automatically scheduling todos on your timeline, and automatically moving them around as life happens. Moving todos around manually in Google Calendar w
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by roessland 5y ago
I would pay for a huge-res version I can print and hang in my living room.
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by roessland 5y ago
Have you looked at the View Plus (€300-ish)? It has PM2.5, CO2, radon, humidity, pressure and temperature. Also I believe it has multiple of some of the same sensors for better accuracy. Way overpriced vs AliExpress but oh well. https:&#x2
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by roessland 6y ago
Apparently there is a wrong way of tying a figure 8, that leads to a version that is much harder to untie. Personally I've never had issues untying a figure 8, so it might just be that my default way of tying it happened to be the corr
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by roessland 6y ago
In multipitch climbing the clove hitch is used to attach yourself to every belay. In this situation adjustment is useful. It usually only holds body weight, and it's always tied in a carabiner, so you can slide the carabiner out instea
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by roessland 6y ago
Simply Piano was pretty fun but the Android version is lacking in features. I connected a Roland FP-30 to my Samsung Note 10 using a OTG adapter and it works just fine. I also had some issues getting audio without using the phone speakers s
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by roessland 6y ago
Bought a digital piano and started learning piano from scratch. Been trying out different software for learning piano using MIDI input. (Simply Piano, Playground Sessions, Flowkey, Piano Marvel). Sorted and deduplicated all my photos. Set u
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by roessland 6y ago
Yup. Narnia is a "hidden dimension". A bit of a stretch to compare Narnia with spatial dimensions though.
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by roessland 8y ago
I'm on my fifth or sixth pair of Shure Se215's now. Awesome sound, isolation and fit, but eventually the connectivity between the ear buds and the cable will start to fail. (6 months to 1 year). I will probably go for a different
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by roessland 9y ago
More Japanese (going for N3 in December) . Android game programming (iOS is apparently more profitable, but Java aligns better with my day job and lack of Apple devices). Possibly some deep learning.
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by roessland 9y ago
I wonder what great circle or small circle passes through the most countries. Looks like a fun optimization problem.