Karupan

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by Karupan 2y ago
I don’t know much about Rubik’s cubes, but isn’t that quite a limited number of moves as seen in the video? As a demo for the electronics and control systems, it’s great. But is it really that impressive from solving a cube that it got done
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by Karupan 2y ago
Amongst the worst, most opaque UX gestures I’ve ever seen. Up there with press and hold the space button to scroll in text fields on iOS.
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by Karupan 2y ago
Not sure if it’s a bug with your specific setup, but scrolling vertically in a straight line from the centre of the screen all the way to the bottom will make the dock switch to that monitor.
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Penguins in the pond, kiwi in the back yard: how a city brought back its birds(theguardian.com)
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by Karupan 3y ago
I don’t care about Tesla or Musk (mostly) since I don’t own or plan to buy one in the near future. But having seen the build quality of model 3s years after mass production, I’d be extremely concerned with plans for a cheaper car. It will d
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by Karupan 3y ago
So this will break IDEs and anything that uses the JVM natively on macOS. But if I’m reading the bug report right, should leave dockerized JVM services intact? This is why most enterprise workplace tech teams don’t roll out any OS level upd
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by Karupan 3y ago
Given that most McDonald’s are franchisee run, I wonder if they get compensated for system downtimes which they are not responsible for.
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by Karupan 3y ago
I just read on a local Reddit thread that the lines at Burger King and KFC were insane. So, not really I’m afraid!
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by Karupan 3y ago
Second this. One of the first VSCode extensions I install and recommend for non-devs in the team as well (BAs, QAs, etc). Kind of insane how human friendly HTTP 1.1 is.
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by Karupan 3y ago
Apple will really bend over backwards to screw their customers, even if they are legally bound to. What is the point in making it this complicated? Hope we find a way around this technical limitation, although knowing Apple it isn’t going t
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by Karupan 3y ago
They are now too big to experiment and fail with any product line. And don’t know if the majority of their shareholders will agree on that model anyway. I mean they still have lacklustre products, but the appetite for risk isn’t there. The
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by Karupan 3y ago
It’s getting harder to keep track of all the shiny new features. UI devs already deal with TS->JS compiler, tailwind compiler just to name two. Can’t imagine adding another compiler to the mix. Our already complex and fragile build pipel
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by Karupan 3y ago
Bought a copy. Good luck rasbt!
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by Karupan 3y ago
Thank you, this looks awesome. I already have a use case in mind, so will explore unison since it seems more mature.
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by Karupan 3y ago
Except for the compiler bugs, lack of self hosted package management, improvements to tooling, etc. I use it regularly too, but it is frustrating to see it in a state of decay. They can definitely claim the above points and more are not goa
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by Karupan 3y ago
I have to admit this broke my brain. This is the first time I'm hearing about content addressable languages, and once you get over that barrier, a distributed language doesn't seem far fetched. As a big fan of functional programm
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by Karupan 3y ago
> The court convicted the researcher, calling into question whether accessing software with weak password protection through readily available methods constitutes hacking > Ultimately the court sided with the prosecution, finding the
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by Karupan 3y ago
One of my favourite sitcom characters and Andre has did a great job with the way his character development over time. Gone way too soon. Nine nine!
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by Karupan 3y ago
Sure, if they stop ad tracking premium user I’d gladly pay for it.
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by Karupan 3y ago
Is this google indirectly admitting that it cannot compete in the current AI landscape (e.g bard), or is it just to keep OpenAI in check by funding its closest competitor?
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by Karupan 3y ago
As long as you aren’t hosting a public instance, the docker config in their docs should work fine. As for RAM consumption, I have set limits, so not sure if it’s actually happening.
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by Karupan 3y ago
I host my own instance and it’s pretty great. With a disabled home page feed, I don’t get distracted with random “popular” crap. I only seek our videos that I need and it has reduced my YouTube consumption considerably.
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by Karupan 3y ago
I was asked to do this for my MacBook repair and I asked them why. The technician said they had to run their diagnostic tool to make sure everything is in order. But he simply asked me to create a new limited access user rather than give ou
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by Karupan 3y ago
For those who didn’t get this gem - https://youtu.be/gmOTpIVxji8
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by Karupan 3y ago
100% this! After using sqlc for a project, I don't think I can ever go back. Having a single source of truth for the SQL queries being utilised also makes it easy to optimize queries (e.g. create new indexes) since the queries themselv
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by Karupan 3y ago
I do live under a rock when it comes to Intel I guess, since I haven't really looked into buying anything with their processor in 7 years :)
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by Karupan 3y ago
As a ML outsider, this was the first I’ve ever heard of it. Obviously I’m not the target audience, but I’m just shocked that I didn’t even know Intel was in the game.
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by Karupan 3y ago
Has AMD completely missed the ML/AI train? I’m quite surprised that even for inference, there doesn’t seem to be a viable competitor to nvidia. Is there anything in AMD’s roadmap to suggest they are planning to even compete?
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by Karupan 3y ago
As a complete nix noob, will this help with caching node dependencies? We have a few projects that take over 20mins for a `yarn install && yarn build`. I’ve read setting up Nix for node isn’t that straightforward, but that was a cou
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by Karupan 3y ago
I’ve thought about this a bit, but don’t have an answer as to if it should be regulated or not. However, it’s clear we haven’t yet seen how AI/ML can be weaponised by bad actors and how it is going to end up affecting our society. We h

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