JZL003

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by JZL003 5y ago
Also, not as granular, but instead of the + suffix, add a dot in a weird place. So n.ame@gmail.com or nam.e@gmail.com . Many SMTP servers respect periods as differentiating emails, so services can't delete them. It doesn't help yo
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by JZL003 5y ago
I guess it's harder (although not impossble) to send email from this throwaway address, but that has never come up for me, for external accounts
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by JZL003 5y ago
There are lots of ways to do this. Postfix is nice but a little heavy. The simplest and most functional way I've found is https://github.com/0xERR0R/mailcatcher since all it does is forward the emails. You can eve
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by JZL003 5y ago
I tried a couple of different programs for personal use and udt/wft wouldn't compile for me even after 2 hours+ messing with it CERN's fdt https://github.com/fast-data-transfer/fdt was way better. I did
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by JZL003 5y ago
I've grown to really rely on R pipes, it's just how I like thinking about problems with small short lambdas. I wish python had better support (and better lambdas, without typing out 'lambda' and with tuple arguments) but
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by JZL003 5y ago
I like YT-DL but I'm amazed it still works. Google pushes use of widevine for netflix/etc to try to around this issue. I know there's a difference b/w 'premium' netflix content where it's only professional
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by JZL003 5y ago
It's long but really good, I highly recommend Folding Ideas's video about NFT's (and bitcoin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9g . He says it much better than I could the often vacuous greed and bad
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by JZL003 5y ago
I saw the same thing. I watched the video and they seemed to choose the 4 primary pigments to be close to CMYK, but I was also surprised they didn't make a lookup table for other CMYK pigment alternatives. Seemed like it wouldn't
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by JZL003 5y ago
I'm pretty sure it is using pure DNS recursion, so if you ask for abc.google.com, the pi itself will ask the com TLD DNS server for google.com's DNS server, then go and ask google what abc.google.com's IP address is So you&#x
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by JZL003 5y ago
Yes and it's actually a sensitive test for fit. If you get fog then air is leaking out unfiltered, so when you breathe in, it's also not filtering that part. It's imperfect bc you can have gaps around your chin which won&#x27
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by JZL003 5y ago
On older kindles at least, they had time not date. If you keep it off wifi(so manually copy the books from the manage Kindle page), your local copy never expires. It still returns for the next person but you can read it later
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by JZL003 5y ago
On my phone so can't respond fully but if you select the <video> element in chrome and Firefox, you can control the .playbackRate attribute. Extensions can be useful but also abused, this is simple enough to do with a bookmarklet
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by JZL003 5y ago
my problem with non-fiction TTS (or at least the non-fiction I read) is it often involves diagrams or figures and that really doesn't work with TTS, sadly. But histories are nice
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by JZL003 5y ago
For a technical audience, I would look at some TTS (text to speech) programs especially by google and IBM. It's definitely robotic and nothing like a nice narrator but audiobooks are amazing regardless. And your mind actually starts fi
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by JZL003 5y ago
That's so random, I didn't know he wrote annoy or that it's under spotify's aegis. I use it so many times a day as part of UMAP in R for looking at single cell data. It's always funny when it talks about writing the
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by JZL003 5y ago
Cool yeah that makes sense, makes total sense for ML where you just need to run over epochs, less clear for other workloads. After looking around I thinking more about CRIU/docker suspend. The google stars aligned and I found this htt
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by JZL003 5y ago
Oh I didn't see much in Nimbo with a quick glance but reading more closely > We immediately resume training after interruptions, using the last model checkpoint via persistent EBS volume. Makes sense, just save checkpoints to disk.
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by JZL003 5y ago
I'm interested in how they 'hibernate'/save the state of the instances within the shutdown time limit. I was also looking into this for myself, there are ways of using docker to save the in-process memory a-la hibernate,
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by JZL003 5y ago
I personally like ibm tts slightly more than Google although it is more expensive. I think Google, but definitely other startups also allow you to train the model to be closer to your voice. Since you might have many recordings of yourself
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by JZL003 5y ago
Also just bc the link is buried, see https://doctorow.medium.com/i-quit-9ae7b6010c99 He traded smoking for buying a new laptop every year. Now that it's been years, I guess he could quit and not buy a new laptop. But
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by JZL003 5y ago
Yeah https://cloud.ibm.com/catalog/services/text-to-speech it's so smooth
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by JZL003 5y ago
That is pretty nice, one of the best collection of voices I've seen and the best interface Google gives 1 million characters per month free which I don't often go over, but this will be really useful for when I do I don't wan
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by JZL003 5y ago
Anyone have a nice opensource/pretrained TTS model they like using? I use google's wavenet TTS heavily to create 'audiobooks' (especially from archive.org which is great for old books). But it's pretty expensive I p
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by JZL003 5y ago
Seems pretty similar to a couple of things, not least terra (although that is nominally more biology focused). Where terra allows setting up pipelines for data as well
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by JZL003 5y ago
My work uses GCP not AWS so I've been experimenting with google cloud run (it's actually parallelizing R code so need the docker container infra). My only problem is that I have very bursty useage and the auto-scaling is too slow.
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by JZL003 5y ago
Can you say more, I'm curious. Is it automated in some way during web browsing, remembering to copy to a folder when you enjoyed it enough, or do you use a reading app/e-reader to read them so they're already downloaded
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by JZL003 6y ago
hah! yeah that's what I was looking for too
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by JZL003 6y ago
Especially for US people don't forget overdrive! It's through your public library and often has a great selection
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by JZL003 6y ago
I really like google text to speech and use it for my own custom audiobooks, I've tried google's microsoft's, IBM's, and a few other research ones. IBM's sounds slightly better but has a much more restricted free mo
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by JZL003 6y ago
I honestly don't see that on any reputable retailer I could find

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