ashirviskas

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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
No clue, I've only seen either fully working or physically broken ones. Oldest one I have still has mini-usb and no degradation can be seen. Though I only rescued it this year, it seems like it was used pretty roughly.
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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
Wanted to save up a few tokens when passing data to LLMs and did not like anything on the market, so I made minemizer. Minemizer is a data formatter that produces csv-like output, but supports nested and sparse data, is human readable and s
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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
I did the same before I started using devcontainers, they are super useful
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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
I'm now super interested in that video, what was it like?
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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
from 6.7 to 42 would be my guess. But being serious, I personally have not seen a degraded e-ink display.
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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
No clue, but you can most likely simulate this for a process on linux. Actually, I might just try that and see what happens.
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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
Religiously updating my TV? It has been patched since spring, someone clicking by accident "yes" for the update notice that appears randomly on the middle of the screen in the past 9 months would ruin it. I was religously *not* up
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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
Yep and I find that this really worsens LLM performance. For example `Ben,Alice` would be tokenized as `Ben|,A|lice`. And having to connect `lice` to the name `Alice` does not make it any easier for LLMs. However, formatting it as `Ben, Ali
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by ashirviskas 10mo ago
Most of the RAM may not be critical enough to crash the whole system. Just some random app you have open or a browser tab. So even if it is true, most bit flips should not crash a system.
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
Maybe it's the generation gap? As a kid, I loved that I could "play" on the PC with Clippy, which mostly consisted on trying it to appear and make it do something. I get that if you were trying to get some work done, it might
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
Does it have a terminal assistant that I have not heard of? Otherwise, the parent asks about an assistant that is able to run various tools and stuff, not just talk.
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
You can install codex without npm if you build it yourself, they have migrated to rust in June and npm is just a convenient install wrapper it seems. Just `git clone git@github.com:openai/codex.git`, `cd codex-rs`, `cargo build --relea
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
Shut up, 1gbps up/down in 2025 should be a basic human right. I can't believe the things you learned to justify in US
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
Genuinely interested - why particularly MS Office 2024, and not any older version?
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
I'm really interested in your reasoning, specifically this part: > It's almost like Europeans don't belong in the Middle East. What is "European" in this case and where do they belong? Do we measure by skin tone,
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
I just experimented and it seems like mermaid has much better support everywhere, including gitlab and github, graphviz seems to be mostly forgotten. Are you sure it is better at graphviz?
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
3-6 meters. 90% of my time at home is spent in a 6 meter radius from it. If I go further away I might get 400Mbps on my phone, but all real work I do is still using wired, so wifi does not really matter to me as long as it is 100Mbps+
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
Thank you for taking the time to answer me. So it seems like if there is a reasonable correlation with a protected class and no real relation to the job, you can still be liable.
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by ashirviskas 11mo ago
Is it legal to pay people based on the radius of their right eye iris with 500lumen 27" display placed 1M in front of them? Or blood type? Or armpit hairiness? Or maybe tongue length? This is a half joke comment, I'm actually wond
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
How much context do you get with 2GB of leftover VRAM on Nvidia GPU?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Just one week data right after the release, when it is already one month later? This data is basically meaningless, show us the latest stats.
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
So it is the same thing when I ask Claude to build me mermaid charts of code flows? So no point in this tool?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
> Any bike that goes faster than 25kmph in Europe and whatever it is in NA should not be allowed anywhere were pedestrians can go. So, literally any bicycle?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
The same is done without modifying Android, likely nearly everywhere in the world, but maybe not every provider. Provider sends a config information of "Network Override" and can make your phone display any network type. I see thi
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
If you use some app such as Network Survey (open source, Android), you can see that providers also lie about the type of connection. I'm on LTE now, but provider makes phone display 5G. And this is on non-provider phone, this is built
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Can you expand? I'm honestly curious how it is not a problem in Pythons case
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Huh, I have a random 2.5G Wi-Fi 6 router with 2.5G provider connection. I just tested 1.3Gbps through some reinforced concrete on Wi-Fi 6, no line of sight. Is all that tinkering really needed?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
How?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
This is not a HN worthy comment, be nice.
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Never used Crunchyroll, but this is a pretty interesting read! Did not finish it yet though. I see you doing a ton of styling, which makes it a very pleasant reading experience, may I ask what techniques do you use? Is cyan just to replace

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