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by _joel 3y ago
> Lastly, it's not possible to completely contain the sound of a symphony orchestra in a stereo recording Thank god we have more than 2 ears.
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by _joel 3y ago
There's an absolute ton of stuff on AWS. There used to be gCloud that allowed for smaller clouds to tender for government contracts bit there was a big pull to AWS, at least from my experience with it.
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by _joel 3y ago
For those looking for some more content, there's a bunch of videos from their Asia 2023 conference. https://www.tinyml.org/event/asia-2023/ - Target Classification on the Edge using mmWave Radar: A Novel Algo
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by _joel 3y ago
I don't generally use apps on my phone but this one is a must.
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by _joel 3y ago
Actually useful, thanks
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by _joel 3y ago
Active power draw (average) of an ESP32-S3 is 78.32 mW. Can do quite a lot with that budget.[1] I'm not sure I'd use this personally, but there could be some situation where it's useful I guess. [1] https://esp32s3
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by _joel 3y ago
This is the content I come here for.
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by _joel 3y ago
How come every ssh connection goes via a proxy user? Isn't that masking the accounting? Or am I misreading it? https://dataswamp.org/~solene/2023-12-31-hardened-openbsd-wo... edit: oh, it's for outbound ssh,
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by _joel 3y ago
I don't know about hard but it's fairly straightforward to spin up clusters and maintenance seems to have become less of a headache (at least imhe). It depends on what you will be doing with the cluster and how you use it.
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by _joel 3y ago
Maybe we're all living in a simulation^H^H^H^H^H pipeline-level solution for real-time interactive generation.
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by _joel 3y ago
You can use this with socksify[1] to make any application SOCKS capable too. It was a godsend in days of old, for me. [1] https://linux.die.net/man/1/socksify
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by _joel 3y ago
It's a bad situation with over farming in some areas since the 50's[1], I'm glad to see the spaghetti reserves are returning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVo_wkxH9dU
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by _joel 3y ago
Says it in the artcice "The upcoming 2TB card, dubbed the 'EXCERIA PLUS G2' is said to have read speeds of up to 100 MB a second and write speeds of up to 90 MB a second. This 2TB size now hits the upper storage capacity of t
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by _joel 3y ago
> Preemptive multitasking - 1024 Kb dynamic memory - 2 terabyte filesystem For those occasions you need 2TB attached to a z80...
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by _joel 3y ago
I'm sure people said the same thing about being able to travel to the other side of the world in less than a day, when it used to take years. Yet here we are.
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by _joel 3y ago
No, these are targets that are planned months in advance and at relatively long exposures in order to collect enough photons to, well, actually see the thing. You certainly wouldn't get 60FPS, that's for sure.
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by _joel 3y ago
Astrology? I think you mean Astronomy.
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by _joel 3y ago
Like the linux kernel?
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by _joel 3y ago
I'm not sure why you had that experience. We just saw issues with no spot availability for the instance types we needed but you could get that info from the lambda logs. Most debugging could come from there.
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by _joel 3y ago
I used this at the last gig. It works really well +1.
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by _joel 3y ago
They would have gotten away with it too if it wasn't, er, (checks notes) open source.
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by _joel 3y ago
not op, but this is handy https://lmstudio.ai/
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by _joel 3y ago
loopback devices would be even easier... but not as fun
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by _joel 3y ago
Used to do this with mdadm/zfs etc for playing, it works well. They're just block devices at the end of the day :)
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by _joel 3y ago
Anything similar for open source?
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by _joel 3y ago
That arkward moment when sarcasm doesn't convey... Sorry, I am British.
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by _joel 3y ago
Plane or I.S.S.?
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by _joel 3y ago
Yea, but then again 640k is enough for anyone.
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by _joel 3y ago
https://blog.paavo.me/cities-skylines-2-performance/
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by _joel 3y ago
Chris Sawyer seemed to manage it.. although that's some level of skill

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