alberth

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1. 421.▲
   by alberth 2y ago

   What was the youngest age you taught with this style?
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   by alberth 2y ago

   Thank you for this. Any chance you could just make it a single long webpage (as opposed to making me click through one page at a time)? For some reason on my iPad the links don’t always work the first time I click them.
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   by alberth 2y ago

   Or just compare it to S&P 500 performance.
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   by alberth 2y ago

   For those who don’t have the background: - created by Mitchell (founder of HashiCorp) - it’s developed in Zig (and Mitchell recently pledge $300k to Zig foundation) - uses native UI (which is super rare for cross platform app) - amazingly p
5. 425.▲
   by alberth 2y ago

   > all of my hobbies, habits, and "likes" have been dopamine driven Would you mind giving examples. I ask because I’m wondering about a family member.
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   by alberth 2y ago

   Can you not get this capability with a RED camera + Canon Fisheye lense? I’m no photographer , but it seems like it’d be tough for someone to justify spending $30K on a single purpose camera - when you could just use an existing high end c
7. 427.▲
   by alberth 2y ago

   What does this get you, that the ~$2k Canon Dual Fisheye 3D VR Lens not get you? https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/rf5-2mm-f2-8-l-dual-fisheye...
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   by alberth 2y ago

   The hidden fees is what turned me off from AirBnb... Because it would display the nightly rate as $X. But then at checkout, it would add in "house cleaning fees" etc (which I don't dispute is a fair fee to include) but it at
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   by alberth 2y ago

   In all fairness, Vultr was the first hosting company to offering fractional GPUs - and they gained a lot of traction with indie developers as a result of it. Not sure if this was their first GPU offering, but they have been doing it for 2.5
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    by alberth 2y ago

    FYI - M4 has more bandwidth Chip Bandwidth (GB/s) ———- ———————————— M2 100 M3 100 M4 120 (20% more) M2-Pro 204 M3-Pro 153 (less than M2-Pro) M4-Pro 273 (78% more than M
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    by alberth 2y ago

    Isn’t this just a 1099 contractor.
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    by alberth 2y ago

    I put graphene into the same category as quantum computers. No doubt, massive technological advancement if it can me massively produced . But we’ve been waiting 20-years and still haven’t realized the benefits.
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    by alberth 2y ago

    (2016)
14. 434.▲
    by alberth 2y ago

    It's not like FB recently acquired WhatsApp. The acquisition was 10-years ago (2014). Which is an insanely long time in tech.
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    by alberth 2y ago

    I'm somewhat surprised no one has mentioned Commons Clause. https://commonsclause.com
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    by alberth 2y ago

    >> Center: Horizontal linear (proposed) The image they used is biased toward horizontal. The ground (and blocks beneath the ground) have strong horizontal lines. As does the fence wall behind the main character, and the main character
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    by alberth 2y ago

    Thanks, would you mind elaborate more on what you wrote below: Sora is built entirely around the idea of directly manipulating and editing and remixing the clips it generates, so the goal isn't to have it produce usable videos from
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    by alberth 2y ago

    I'm confused, it is called 'Pimalaya' or 'Himalaya'
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    by alberth 2y ago

    > The problem is that in 2024, kids can play video games and watch stupid videos in the comfort of their own home With that thinking, why do restaurants exist when you could just eat from the comfort of your own home (or going to a sport
20. 440.▲
    by alberth 2y ago

    The version linked below is of higher digital quality. https://spaccapeli.com/i-remastered-facebooks-little-red-boo...
21. 441.▲
    by alberth 2y ago

    Isn’t it 8 chipsets of 12-cores each. That should have stated: 8, Zen 4 [chiplets], per EPYC 9v64H CPU
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    by alberth 2y ago

    I wish there was a branch of SQLite that cleaned up everything, set new sane behavior (and broke backward compatibility since it’s needed to achieve that). Eg strict mode by default, WAL2, BEGIN CONCURRENT, etc. Maybe HC-Tree will become th
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    by alberth 2y ago

    This seems like Deno poked the bear, and now the bear feels forced to defend itself.
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    by alberth 2y ago

    Seems great for tracking POI on CCTV.
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    by alberth 2y ago

    Truffle exists. It’s Ruby for JVM (granted not LLVM). https://github.com/oracle/truffleruby
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    by alberth 2y ago

    Is this basically open source data collectors / data integration connectors?
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    by alberth 2y ago

    Using seedballs, you could conceivably plant 1B trees in just a couple months by dropping the seedballs from airplanes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBbU4MQftc8
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    by alberth 2y ago

    SGI dominated the workstation graphic market back in the day. Steve Jobs wanted NeXT to essentially be SGI. I have a soft spot for the Octane. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SGI_Octane The G4 cube, was Apple version of
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    by alberth 2y ago

    You just described why commodity servers won over engineered systems that came before Oxide (like Nutanix, Sun / Oracle Exa*, VCE etc). So I totally agree with your go-to-market comment, because it’s also a bet against cloud. I wish th
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    by alberth 2y ago

    > major technology firms that offer digital wallets I don’t think so. Since I’m not aware of a Stripe Digital Wallet offering of theirs for money movement.