Dayshine

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by Dayshine 3y ago
The jabra headsets seem to insist on Bluetooth when in calls, reducing the quality back down to terrible
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by Dayshine 3y ago
The few times I turned it off I started getting fullscreen highjacking adverts: one was convincing enough that unless I knew to tap F11/esc I wouldn't have noticed.
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by Dayshine 3y ago
In my and my partner's experience courgette is only bearable when you make it unhealthy (drown it in oil and salt). At that point why bother: everything tastes good roasted with oil.
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by Dayshine 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudonymization See section about the new definition under GDPR. Like I said, modern privacy standards. The US is still quite far behind: I've had to do HIPAA training and it shows
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by Dayshine 3y ago
If your birthday, gender, and zip code are present in the dataset then it is not Pseudonymized. By definition in any modern privacy specification, the only difference between anonymous and pseudonymous is that you can recover the true ident
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Pseudonymization is creating a new random identifier and keeping a linking table from those new identifiers to the original identifiers. Pseudonymized data is for all intents and purposes completely anonymous as long as the people you share
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by Dayshine 3y ago
How does OLED make sense for the steam deck when to my knowledge Linux does not support HDR? I wish I could install Linux on my laptop, but without HDR what's the point!
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Why do people prefer not to have longer and potentially more painful periods? Have you ever experienced recurring or ongoing debilitating pain? Going from 1-2 days of pain per month to more doesn't sound like "no side effects&quot
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by Dayshine 3y ago
My CLI is 180-185ms startup time, and about 10-20MB for a complex app (with a runtime dependency).
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by Dayshine 3y ago
I used to be annoyed by the push from yaml to ui. I wanted my config to be version controlled, and I wanted the power that I though text based config gave me. However, it turns out it's really annoying to use text based config for most
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by Dayshine 3y ago
I definitely notice image retention on my OLED laptop screen if I go from a few hours of letterboxed content to a pure colour image.
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by Dayshine 3y ago
ONNX runtime doesn't convert models, it runs them, and it has bindings in several languages. And most importantly it's tiny compared to the whole python package mess you get with TF or pytorch. If carton took a TF/pytorch mod
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Funny, I had the opposite experience. Typescript has perfect language server support, the vs code api docs are very good and you can always just look at the source. Plus debugging vs code extensions is easy. Porting the same extension to su
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Different. Vs code/ionide has some better specific f# features, but rider has better dotnet support in general. I.e. If you use docker or unit testing rider is better. I don't know if vs code supports cross language solutions eith
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by Dayshine 3y ago
> Still curious to see what NVD come out with 9.8 It's always 9.8. To be fair, this is an application, so the score might be more grounded in reality. The CVEs I encounter as a developer are always insane and generally massive overr
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by Dayshine 3y ago
One hour ago?
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Because I have four devices I need my passwords on, on three different OSs, and no admin on one. All of my banks use a mobile app for confirming transactions, which requires me to login. Sometimes that requires reauth not just biometrics. I
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Flights are such a waste of time though. When I take a train I can use my laptop or read a book comfortably the entire time. With a flight there is 2 hours of standing queueing or waiting in a "gate", then another 30 minutes of de
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by Dayshine 3y ago
Am I missing something with vim tutor? It's just a very short whistle-stop tour of vim right? Nothing that actually helps you use it in any real context! I had to use a proper training tool (vim adventures) before I got enough practice
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by Dayshine 3y ago
C# was available in the dataset they link, and is the most glaring ommission by global usage...
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by Dayshine 3y ago
I have ask: where do you run your models, and how do you keep them... Deterministic? We have run models in a variety of environments from cloud to edge, and the only way we've found to do that is with ONNX. Tensorflow has breaking chan
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by Dayshine 4y ago
The American way of firing people with no notice and cutting off their logins instantly is so strange. Is saving a tiny bit of money that much more important than a smooth handover? Or are employees just not willing to work their notice per
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by Dayshine 4y ago
How is this going to work for businesses in the EU where customers are allowed to refund for no reason when buying things at a distance?
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by Dayshine 4y ago
Not GP, but I use virtualhere to forward my steam controller over LAN to my desktop. Moonlight handles controllers fine, but it's forwarding button presses, not forwarding the USB device. This rarely makes a difference unless you'
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by Dayshine 4y ago
That's not what visible means. Visible means a breakdown. List price should always include all fees.
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by Dayshine 4y ago
How long are the contracts you're finding? And are you doing multiple at once? In the UK I struggle to see any contracting less than full time and six months. At which point, without annual leave, it feels like a much worse deal than a
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by Dayshine 4y ago
The big problem we have with tensorflow that means we're trying to move away from it the undocumented breaking changes. A model saved in 2.0 should work in any later 2.x version. In practice, they've changed the implementation of
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by Dayshine 4y ago
The UK has stronger consumer protection for credit purchases over something like £100. So even without rewards it's worth it. But yeah, I guess that isn't an eu consumer directive but an actually unique British one?
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by Dayshine 4y ago
Which is absolutely fine? What's wrong with using random art as a placeholder to give a client a sense of what it might look like? The final image had no plagerism.
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by Dayshine 4y ago
Why wouldn't there be a race to the bottom as soon as some company finds a way to stamp out cheap white label components?

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