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seletskiy
2mo ago
Master Git and a novice were walking to the market to collect alms. The novice asked: "Master, what is the advantage of unstructured text over structured? Is it not mere adoption?" Master Git said nothing and pointed to the first
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seletskiy
7mo ago
Now that my storehouse has burned down, nothing conceals the moon. This piece instantly reminded me of Ashes and Snow movie, where one of the poems has very similar opening (followed, in my opinion, by even more beautiful piece,
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seletskiy
8mo ago
Dataviz suggestions from top of the page to the bottom: - Location search & display: no English version, only localized names, which is hard to reason if you don't know native language. - Summary: a) what does precip. in % mean and
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seletskiy
9mo ago
Drop me a line if you would like to talk. Email is in the profile.
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We Should Live Forever
(stas.love)
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9mo ago
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seletskiy
1y ago
You are not alone in this. Though I would say it is absolute horror, not just suboptimal one. Practically speaking, I have no idea what I _personally_ can do except of accepting the inevitable.
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seletskiy
1y ago
Unfortunately, ear plugs would not help against low frequency bass noise, which this noise typically is.
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seletskiy
1y ago
I kind of see your point, but only in the context of working on time-sensitive task which others rely upon. But if it is hobby/educational project, what is wrong doing things by yourself? And resort to decomposing existing solution if
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seletskiy
2y ago
I would say that AI is not to blame here. It just accelerated existing process, but didn't initiate it. We (as a society) started to value quantity over quality some time ago, and, apparently, no-one care enough to change it. Why tight
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seletskiy
2y ago
To tptacek and other guys who seem to have unwavering trust in OCRs/LLMs, as well as to opposite party who think that technology is not there yet — you are all partially right, but somehow fail to hear each other while also spending ti
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seletskiy
2y ago
Don't blame me. setInterval(() => { [...document.querySelectorAll(".upgrade,.loot-box-target,button")].map((e) => e.click()); }, 50)
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seletskiy
2y ago
I am primarily interested in applied projects that make a difference and aim to tangibly reduce human and animal suffering: med R&D, eco, civil infra, pharma or space, but may consider other projects as well. Location: Armenia (UTC+4)
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seletskiy
2y ago
I wrote a bash script [1] with similar functions for my piano, which produces ogg recording and raw midi recording, as well as splitting realtime rendered midi stream (via fluidsynth) into two audiostreams (I've mostly used it for Zoom
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seletskiy
2y ago
Drop me a line if you ever decide to start. Be glad to help.
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seletskiy
2y ago
Location: Armenia Remote: Yes, but flexible Willing to relocate: Yes, to a country with higher HDI Technologies: technology agnostic, everything from microelectronics to Web/GUI frontends Résumé/CV: on request, prefer
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seletskiy
2y ago
I will never understand people who say that mortality is what gives life a meaning. It is exactly opposite. If I can't observe effects of my actions (and most likely "I" would not be able to do so after death), then it does n
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seletskiy
2y ago
Hey. I know _exactly_ what you are talking about. I've been thinking about that for a quite awhile now, and I guess I have some perspective, but don't have exact answers and I don't think I can fit it into a HN message nor ha
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seletskiy
2y ago
Hey. It's nothing very fancy. About 150 lines of C/CUDA code with no deps, including args parsing and logging. The code runs at steady rate of 18.00-18.40 GH/s at cloud GPU. In fact it's not hashes-per-second, but actual
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seletskiy
2y ago
Interestingly, I have the ability to increase my resting pulse rate and then decrease it back to normal, without using any specific imagination techniques. I believe this is closely linked to the release of epinephrine into the bloodstream.
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seletskiy
3y ago
Hey, I've realized the same thing (that my workflows are stack-based) awhile ago, but didn't get to the point of writing a tool yet. Dare to share? Also, which approach you use to efficiently store and re-store relevant context in
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seletskiy
3y ago
I guess it is a matter of experience and practice, as with anything else, really. There is a very subtle mental state between "I am too aware that I am dreaming" and "there is no awareness of dreaming at all". I don'
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seletskiy
3y ago
It is a common problem when you starting to get lucid dreams. There are number of techniques to combat that too, but it will generally go away after you become used to it. You just get too excited when you get lucid dream. Maybe sound absur
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seletskiy
3y ago
Yeah. Read "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming" book by Stephen LaBerge. It proposes a number of techniques, some of them works better than other for different people. If you are not predisposed to lucid dreaming (some people a
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seletskiy
3y ago
Apparently I was even more obsessed. Wanna "trade" solutions?
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seletskiy
4y ago
I don't think it's a breach of 1NF. The "chain" icon next to the column name suggests that it is not a "real" field, but rather some kind of linked field that shows entries from the "Purchases" table
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seletskiy
4y ago
With the new advancements in AI, it's expected that there will be more code being generated by programs rather than written by programmers. Making sure these programs deliver accurate and error free code is a difficult task. The challe
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seletskiy
4y ago
'seletskiy/godiff' author here. In my judgment, the problem has been overstated. At the very least, with the 'tea,' it could be easily resolved by contacting me directly via e-mail, as mentioned in my GitHub profile
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seletskiy
4y ago
Yes, I do it too, but getting it to work is a bit tricky with UEFI.
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seletskiy
4y ago
As another Arch Linux user, I can attest that it is the rock-solid foundation for your computer. I use double boot to host both Linux and Windows; when I need to use Windows, I just put Linux into hibernation. This greatly extends the amoun
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seletskiy
4y ago
There is octo.nvim [1] which brings rich integration of GitHub's features directly into nvim. [1]: https://github.com/pwntester/octo.nvim
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