RicoElectrico

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Munros, Corbetts, Grahams and Donalds: What's the Difference?(thehighlandmountaincompany.co.uk)
1 points by RicoElectrico 9mo ago|0 comments
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
Shameless plug: start with https://comaps.app/ . Recently I helped a woman find an address because she told me there's some problem with her internet connection. I think having an offline map of at least the region you
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
> We celebrate our defeats and our withdrawals Polish people say the exact same thing about themselves while thinking this is endemic to Poland.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
At first I assumed it's going to be this guy: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGje7toBDzsiIrHIHG-eL...
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
I just use Gemini thinking model until the free quota runs out. If you know what you need, it's excellent at coding, makes very little mistakes.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
> Hopefully my photo processor will accept JPEG XL in the near future! Aren't print shops, machining shops, other small manufacturers etc. ones that always lag behind with emerging technologies?
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
The LED screen thing is so absurd that for a long time I assumed they just replace the content in post somehow and its purpose is merely to aid in lighting and for actors to orient better in the scene.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
How is this different from the Steam Deck optional etched glass?
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
People who are borderline assholes are the worst, always meandering the rules to stay below the implied threshold to get permanently banned.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
I personally prefer ones in the middle.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
Somehow even though there's great cell coverage in Warsaw metro people aren't being obnoxious with it.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
Now, here are two interesting bits: 1) They seem to change sender e-mails frequently 2) There's this "thing" in the HTML source. Maybe it's to trip up the filter and cause a fail-safe? <div> &zwn
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Ask HN: How AliExpress gets its recommendation as priority in Gmail?
2 points by RicoElectrico 9mo ago|1 comments
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
I'm pretty scared what userland piece of software will be re-written while ditching backwards compatibility and making the current body of support knowledge worthless. After all, we've replaced the display server (sort of), audio,
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
In the conversational mode it shits them like crazy. Depends on a particular fine-tune though.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
That part about Mercator would be so in character for Trump.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
*OpenStreetMap. Seems today the best solution is to self-host Protomaps which offer very fresh OSM extracts, and if HTTP range requests are on the table, single-file hosting of the whole world map.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
With my grandpa thankfully it wasn't as bad, though I had to regularly change back the source to HDMI (from STB). Somehow changing that himself was too much, even though he regularly read the teletext. Later, when choosing a new TV I o
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
I just use Proxmox on Optiplex 3060 micro. On it, a Wireguard tunnel for remote admin. The ease of creating and tearing down dedicated containers makes it easy to experiment.
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
According to this article the image is computed and not really directly captured https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/explainer-what-is-cryo-e...
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
This. Busy-beavering is why the desktop Linux is where it is - rewriting stuff, making it "elegant" while breaking backwards compatibility - instead of focusing on the outcome.
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
My "conspiracy theory" is IPv6's point to point connectivity is inconvenient to anyone except end users. And, rent-seekers can't extract money if the ranges aren't limited. American mind can't comprehend not re
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
If there is a measurable performance differential, then such a big gap is actually a good sign. There is probably one thing massively broken, and not a systems design problem that needs a man-year to resolve if FOSS folks ever agree how to
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
Unbloated distros exist, Alpine is one example. I was taken aback how snappy it is. Does everything without any undue delay. Merely logging in via SSH feels quicker as you don't have to wait a second for the prompt like on Ubuntu. apk
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
Ricoh has some nice EDoF cameras that would make for great QR scanners. They do it the classical way, though. That is, distance dependent chromatic aberration. In the industrial context you could use a telecentric lens, but it necessarily n
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Procedural Kernel (Neural) Networks (2022)(bartwronski.com)
1 points by RicoElectrico 10mo ago|0 comments
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
Obviously they will, as with the mainframe and cloud.
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
Not downplaying your project but a general related question. What's the deal with writing non-real-time application software in Rust? The stuff it puts you through doesn't seem to be worth the effort. C++ is barely usable for the
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
Markdown habit.
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by RicoElectrico 10mo ago
It was indeed built within 27 years: https://infrastruktur.oebb.at/en/projects-for-austria/railwa...

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