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untech
8mo ago
Looks neat!
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8mo ago
I wonder how "permissive seeders" would be protected from folks pushing large binary files. Also, wouldn't storing everything about the repo make it very large? Even when cloning large git projects, it is from time to time ne
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untech
8mo ago
I rerun vimtutor from time to time, because I still don't remember every trick from it. I've recently tried to read the whole embedded "introductory documentation" on a train, learned a lot, but probably need to do it ag
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untech
8mo ago
This nerd-sniped me. I think we should separate "chess board" and "chess game state" as two different problems. For "chess board", we don't consider any castling, en-passant or similar. We might store a bi
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untech
9mo ago
Huh, and that works? Sounds a bit… old-fashioned? I’d think people are looking for these services online or in some gig work app. Interesting. Sounds unpleasant both for workers that have to hang around on the street, and customers that are
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untech
9mo ago
I am confused about the situation. Can someone with more context please explain? Is HomeDepot forcing their own workers off the parking lot? Or are there some other workers there? What do they do on a parking lot? Are they in cars or on foo
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untech
9mo ago
It’s good, I like it. I think that it might become easier to use if: - The whole item is clickable for the pick - Picked state is indicated clearly, possibly by hovering the item - You click on the item itself to place, or possibly anywhere
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untech
1y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote, located in Armenia ML Engineer I worked at largest European tech companies and YC startups. I have ML education from a top uni. I have 8+ years of ML experience. Working in large companies, I've trained large langu
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untech
1y ago
Second Primitive Technology (don't forget to turn on the captions). Don't recommend Technology Connections to be honest (a lot of talk to the camera, I prefer videos that show things that can't be conveyed via text). Here
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untech
1y ago
It takes some sifting to find some really good “making” channels on YT. I’ve watched this video and while I applaud author’s efforts, I don’t consider this type of content “good enough” to be subscribing. It felt overproduced and with too e
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untech
1y ago
When I think about problems with Customary Units, I think not about decimality, but that the units are too disconnected. For example, there are BTUs and HPs that mean the same thing (power), but are wildly non-connected both to each other a
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untech
1y ago
Don’t see it mentioned in the comments, but the names liblupa and libpupa are based on a penis joke. The joke is this: Lupa and Pupa received their paycheques, but the accountant messed up, so Lupa received payment belonging to Pupa, and Pu
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untech
1y ago
See also ArchiveBox, which supports YT saving as well, but can save other content too https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox
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untech
1y ago
I like this: https://webdraft.hu/fonts/classic-console/ On HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40590910
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untech
1y ago
Very cool! Your page could do with some screenshots, but even now, I hope I’ll remember about your project next time I break out my Quest 2.
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1y ago
I’ve come to hate Notion with passion because of its abysmal performance, but I still pay for it for my small business. My non-technical employees use it as a database for clients, tasks, payments etc. I tried to research replacements sever
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untech
1y ago
Love it, I think it's very cool! I am not sold on its "everlasting" promise yet, but as an addition to the family of "fantasy" platforms seems very solid.
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untech
1y ago
Funnily enough, this looks like the same surname with a Persian root for “stone carver” and Armenian and Russian surname suffixes. Given Persian origins, one can speculate that it was russified rather than armenified. So Kardashev’s ancesto
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untech
1y ago
I didn’t find this in the article, and am still confused. Do they boil their water? Doesn’t it help with disease? There was one example of the family spending time collecting firewood equal to time collecting water, but boiling was still mi
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untech
1y ago
I use pomodoro, and I think it helps with that problem. Every break, I also add a short record in my “log” file. I can still become obsessed, but happens more rarely, and I am more aware of the obsession, because it usually means I start ig
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2y ago
It is not plainly stated in the article, but as far as I understand, the first step of one of the attacks is to take the smartphone off a dead soldier’s body.
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2y ago
I got that feeling because of adjectives like “innovative”. Thought that it might be impolite to imply that in the comments, and was relieved that someone already did. The premise of the article is still interesting.
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2y ago
I am not sure about using UPPERCASE in prompts for emphasis. I feel intuitively that uppercase is less “understandable” for LLMs because it is more likely to be tokenized as a sequence of characters. I have no data to back this up, though.
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CharaChorder 2
(charachorder.com)
1 points
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2y ago
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2y ago
What is a pet war?
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2y ago
I don’t think they are shilling, but they look a bit obsessed with the topic. I wanted to point out to them how this looks from the outside.
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2y ago
I thought people stopped using Redis and moved on to a fork because of licensing issues. Is this true?
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Penrose is a library for building your own tiling window manager in Rust
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
In contrast with the other commenter in this thread, I don't think of it with relation to "hurting others". I think of it as losing rationality and coherency, and being plagued by delusions [1] Your product is a good idea. Ho
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untech
2y ago
I agree with you. I think the world is built by neuro-divergent people. However, I read your comments and your writings (for example, [1]), and was left with impression similar to viewing pictures of famous Wain Cats [2]. I wish you and you
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