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by amanzi 2y ago
I'm guessing this was an AI-generated video using Apple's own AI models. Probably generated on the iPad itself.
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by amanzi 2y ago
I listened to a podcast about it ages ago, and if my memory serves me correctly - the book was started first but wasn't finished until after the movie had been completed. Kubrick couldn't wait for Clarke to finish the book, so he
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by amanzi 2y ago
I love Kubrick movies, but my one bit of criticism I'd give (from me - a random guy on the internet, who's never made a movie), is that both 2001 and The Shining both require the viewer to have read the respective books to fully a
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by amanzi 2y ago
Stephen Wolfram has a great post on this: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-... It's really long! But worth the read.
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by amanzi 2y ago
The original Reddit post is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/UKPersonalFinance/comments/1cih3kd/... It's a pretty clever idea for the scammers to exploit the in-app notification to fool the end-user.
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by amanzi 2y ago
I like the single-binary approach that Nomad (and Consul) uses. Whereas, Kubernetes feels like a complicated web of services and APIs that need to work together. There's also a bunch of choices that need to be made up front when deploy
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by amanzi 2y ago
I think that was exactly the point: > I use this website as a way to ramp up my skills as well (hence why I chose to run it on a k8s cluster… to learn more about the beast, to my wallet expense).
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by amanzi 2y ago
I actually like the idea of a small, stand-alone gadget like this. The battery life should definitely be better - if a decent phone can last a day or two, I'd expect a device like this to be able to last much longer than that. But I ca
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by amanzi 2y ago
I purchased a GMKtec G3 Mini PC with N100 processor for about NZ$300 from Amazon, although I note it would now cost me NZ$255 direct from the GMKtec website. This came with 8GB RAM and a 256GB NVME drive - both of which are upgradeable usin
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by amanzi 2y ago
No, it's not needed. My theory is that they picked that shape intentionally to match the notch on the iPhones. They could have gone with a much tinier notch, since that notch is only hiding a single web-cam lens. The notch on the iPhon
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by amanzi 2y ago
This may say 2016, but so many of these points still apply today. My biggest issue with these JavaScript-first sites (SPAs and React/Angular/Whatever) is that they break in weird and unpredictable ways. Some of my common complaint
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by amanzi 2y ago
I haven't needed to root my phone for a few years now. Curious to hear what your reason is and if it's still as easy as it used to be?
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by amanzi 3y ago
The main reason I've been using this is to make my tabs look like tabs again, and not floating buttons.
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by amanzi 3y ago
What are you hoping to convince me of? I did some further research but didn't find anything that would make me not want to watch his YouTube channel. e.g. https://www.computerworld.com/article/2821079/internet
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by amanzi 3y ago
I guess that was written before the Hammer-as-a-Service craze.
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by amanzi 3y ago
His YouTube channel is great too! https://www.youtube.com/@DavesGarage
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by amanzi 3y ago
What I like about your philosophy is that you don't try to solve the world's problems - you release useful tools that might work for some people, and you don't apologise for those that don't find them useful.
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Vision Pro is an over-engineered "devkit" – Hugo's blog(hugo.blog)
3 points by amanzi 3y ago|0 comments
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by amanzi 3y ago
Putting aside the terrible Photoshop job, I found it interesting that the two youngest kids have both crossed their middle fingers as some sort of gesture. Surprised that I didn't see any mention of that in the articles.
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by amanzi 3y ago
Have a look at the postgresql readme file to see the value they add: https://github.com/bitnami/containers/tree/main/bitnami/post... When you use a bunch of different containers from Bitnami, you&#x
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by amanzi 3y ago
Perfect summary.
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by amanzi 3y ago
Seems unnecessary to me - I would only consider running Caddy in Docker if the web application it was serving was also in Docker. Installing Caddy without Docker is pretty straight-forward - I have a basic Ansible playbook that does this wi
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by amanzi 3y ago
The main benefit for me is the integrated SSL certificate generation without needing to configure separate certificate infrastructure or Letsencrypt/acme. Also, Caddy implements a number of best practices by default without needing to
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by amanzi 3y ago
What about software updates? So much of the car relies on well-managed up-to-date software, far beyond what any corolla has.
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by amanzi 3y ago
MS Access still keeps a whole load of orgs running (whether they know it or not!) But now you've also got Power Apps, which is kinda like the "New MS Access". So if you had sprawls of Access databases before, you can look for
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by amanzi 3y ago
Would be quicker for you to just search for the word "dataframe" than to post on Hacker News that you don't know what a dataframe is.
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Review: Chris Dixon's Read Write Own(citationneeded.news)
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by amanzi 3y ago
Maybe not the only reason, but this was definitely one of the main reasons I used Authy. Over time, the product has been getting progressively worse... When I first started using it there was a Chrome App you could install which was great b
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by amanzi 3y ago
You're right about the dumb design decision. There's no good technical reason that it's so massive compared to the single tiny webcam. The only way it would have made any sense was if it also contained the FaceID array of cam
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by amanzi 3y ago
I was going to ask the same question... I've been using Bard for everyday tasks for a while now and it's as good and sometimes better that GPT-4 (I pay for a Pro subscription). Someone ruling out an LLM because it couldn't an

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