InfinityByTen

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by InfinityByTen 9mo ago
At least postman is :P
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by InfinityByTen 9mo ago
Words of wisdom. Hear hear!
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by InfinityByTen 9mo ago
I concur. I did mention there was a rush and foolhardiness. That's my mid 30s excitement. Let me revel a bit :P I do want to be able to take control; with photos and Google not giving me a folder view to manage them was the last straw
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by InfinityByTen 9mo ago
I do agree on that using LLMs to demistify, learn and explore is better alternative than handing it off to go rouge on, is a better advice. That's how I used it last weekend and I think that's what I would advocate the usage inste
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by InfinityByTen 9mo ago
I am probably in the camp where I've found myself ovewhelmed with the amount of information about networks and I'm an alleged software engineer (without formal training in CS albeit). The 10 loc is not a valid measure. `sudo rm -r
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by InfinityByTen 9mo ago
I was just thinking I should write something about this, because the words needs spreading. I cannot say how happy I am configuring my own immich server on a decade old machine. I just feel empowered. Because despite my 9 years of software
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by InfinityByTen 10mo ago
Given how my past couple of days have gone at work, I don't like the sound of a 30 year old product manager obsessed with metrics of viral usage. Ageism aside, I think it takes a lot of experience, than pure intellect and professional
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by InfinityByTen 11mo ago
Irony is, I'm still don't have enough insight on how to make good use of these capabilities in such an extensive manner. I would love to fix/ customize open source projects for my personal use. For now, I'm still finding
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by InfinityByTen 11mo ago
That's exactly why they don't make much sense as an interview process. You don't need to be thrilled by puzzles to be an effective developer. Also if you reach the goal of solving problems by memorization, I'd be more co
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by InfinityByTen 11mo ago
I hope you meant it sarcastically. I genuinely don't find it fun to solve puzzles unless they have an application/ end goal in mind. Tell me to find cycles in a graph as a puzzle and I'll roll my eyes. It's worse if you
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by InfinityByTen 11mo ago
I came here to say, how I wish it was an article from The Onion.
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by InfinityByTen 11mo ago
10 years ago I had to pay ryanair that amount for I didn't print the boarding pass. How the times have changed.
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
Oh yeah, I've had one of those several years ago. It was a Bahn25 and I got a new one in 2 months and got sent a bill for it. Then, I called them because I couldn't cancel and I tried to tell them about this. At least at that time
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
There's a lot of interesting research one could do through the ikea lens given it has had such a huge impact on cultures (specially the youth) in the west for a good part of a century.
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
I've known about Ikea for just one-third of my life. It's only last few years that it has been in the country of my origin and only this year in my home city. I love the repository of design, aesthetics, technology, advertising, a
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
I actually was looking for a modern age terminal recently, even though I'm sort of happy with how xfce4-terminal has worked for me with regards to tabs and customization. I was trying to make ssh work on tabby when I realised it's
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
What if the dream is to replace all display in your life with e-paper? Since variable refresh rate is getting ever-so-standardized, we could have the whole spectrum :)
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
I too share your desire to code outdoor. When I don't find options, I ask myself if I should be dreaming of work/code when a part of me is trying to be in nature or with people around :P
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
I have been looking for such a thing for so long! Since this can be too much to develop from scratch I was hoping I could use Claude or something to start off on it. I have gone for days in rage because Google photos would hog on memory and
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Ask HN: How are you doing research for consumer electronics?
1 points by InfinityByTen 1y ago|1 comments
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
One thing that is becoming off-putting is not just the entshitification, but the price creep I've been feeling. I've been on Spotify for over 8 years now, and deliberately paying the cost in my resident country (while I could very
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
And just like that, I decided to ask perplexity about this, since AI is the talk of the town > For example, during wartime or economic uncertainty, puzzles like crosswords were promoted as a way to "escape the woes of the news pages
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
I would be curious to search up how did puzzles make it into newspapers and magazines back in the day. I have a hunch we are just repeating the same cycle again, only the platform changed :)
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
If my work involves doing a bit of tooling and improve the testing and documenting them, I find myself having much lesser resistance and I'm rather happy to give it off to an AI agent. I haven't begun doing side projects or projec
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
The issue I have with market drivers is that, it is heavily influenced by the politics of a region and how strong is the lobby/influence from the big corps to push for "cost efficient" solutions. And that it can continue, til
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
A lot of people are missing this point. It's not about what it can do today. It's about what all you're promised it can do and then be sold to you like there's no alternative; and no one really knows if it will be able t
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
I have to admit that I've not been in academia for nearly a decade, but it's my first seeing a CRediT authorship contribution statement in a paper. You learn everyday..
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
I have to admit that consistency and clarity of thought are often not implied just by the choice of notation and have not seen many books and professors putting effort to emphasize on its importance or even introducing it formally. I'v
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
> Nevertheless, mathematical notation has serious deficiencies. In particular, it lacks universality, and must be interpreted differently according to the topic, according to the author, and even according to the immediate context. I per
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by InfinityByTen 1y ago
Getting a machine and setting it up for local usage as storage accessible over your home network is very different from having to install bunch of duct taped software and hoping it reliably works all the time without fail are two very diffe

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