amstan

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by amstan 2y ago
I tried to do something similar. It's infuriating how the client must be stateful and have local storage, for both the access_token and even last message recieved. That's right you must remember as the client where the last events
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by amstan 2y ago
Does Graphite have a gerrit instance or something? I'm prepared to say "shut up and take my money" compared to the other 20k/year offer.
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by amstan 2y ago
How do you propose the browser company will make any money?
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by amstan 2y ago
My steamdeck certanly didn't cost that much. It also runs arch btw and I can install anything I want on it.
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by amstan 2y ago
There's little boards you can buy from other places that convert your old displays to type C.
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by amstan 2y ago
Why did nobody do this yet? It would totally be a great prototype for stuff in orbit.
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by amstan 2y ago
I've been through this. The "Computer Systems Analyst" TN profession is the usual path there (though rather weird). You need letters from your previous employers that you worked for 3 years full time. Some colleges in the US
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by amstan 3y ago
My friend wrote a blog post about a similar model: http://www.theresistornetwork.com/2013/12/a-testament-to-x11...
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by amstan 3y ago
Sorry, where are these schematics? I was not aware.
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by amstan 3y ago
"Open"AI
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by amstan 3y ago
My Facebook bridge constantly locks up my account. [1] [1] https://github.com/mautrix/facebook/issues/236
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by amstan 3y ago
So you consider your phone vibrating loudly on your desk for every recieved message while you're actively chatting and reading the same message on your desktop a correct implementation?
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by amstan 3y ago
I offered a simple fix: delay notifications on all except the active client for 30 seconds, if a read reciept gets triggered from the active client then cancel the timer. I couldn't even get anyone in the team to even look at my soluti
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by amstan 3y ago
It's quite disappointing that there's huge ongoing work around reinventing clients from scratch where the basic functionality of not ringing all my devices while I'm using only one of them [1] is still not there (bug open for
45.
by amstan 3y ago
semiconductive* :D
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by amstan 3y ago
Why is the term open source used here? Sigh
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by amstan 3y ago
Pretty much. It's one 500ish line file that's super easy to parse. 50ish lines is declaring the data structs, 100ish lines is some boilerplate for allocating and deallocating those structs. There are also no dependencies (which sh
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by amstan 3y ago
Try xonsh. It's an unholy merging of python in a shelllike syntax. It can work as your system shell and/or you can write scripts in the superset of python.
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by amstan 3y ago
Looks like scripting.com is from the same owner.
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by amstan 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klaJqofCsu4
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by amstan 3y ago
It's not that profitability is a focus, it's just that it's a style these days to sacrifice user freedoms/utility for it where it was unthinkable before.
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by amstan 3y ago
Hear hear. When I use find I only use it for the recursive dir listing with no arguments. I always pipe it into grep because I know grep better.
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by amstan 3y ago
You literally search for the link in your local instance. It'll figure it out.
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by amstan 3y ago
"You'll be paid in exposure."
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by amstan 3y ago
https://github.com/lm-sys/FastChat The hardest part is downloading the 30GB of weights.
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by amstan 3y ago
> Satisfying HIPAA rules around patient privacy alone may take many years, or decades, to resolve themselves before we could even contemplate directly using programs like ChatGPT in a medical theater. This is easily solved by not using s
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by amstan 3y ago
I think parent was criticizing the multiple use of mallocs when one would be cleaner and easier. This wouldn't really make a difference to the library users, besides perhaps more heap fragmentation in the old version.
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by amstan 3y ago
Do you trust your OS, compiler it was compiled with, and then trust all the hardware it's running on (which is probably even more insidious and capable of hiding stuff). Let's not pretend that just because there's a sandbox a
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by amstan 3y ago
Honestly I feel less secure with sandboxes Android apps that I do on desktop Linux. On Linux I use my distro's curated repository (ex to install cozy, an ebook reader, or yt-dlp), I don't care that it has access to the rest of my
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by amstan 3y ago
This is hilarious. So if you argue with an LLM it might start arguing back, even if you're correct and the LLM is incorrect.

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