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by bayesianbot 2y ago
You can use ' to do exact match, like 'docker https://docs.atuin.sh/configuration/config/#fuzzy-search-syn...
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
Just trowing out another similar, LazyVim[1]. I tried different neovim and emacs configurations over few years until stumbling on LazyVim and have been really happy with it for quite a while now - everything works out of the box, easy to ad
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
Right after I started first grade, and later again when we learned about democracy. I'm autistic, and just before first grade I found a science/physics book and I was absolutely amazed. I spent all my days reading, thinking about
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
I used to, but wat offers a better printout of the methods: https://github.com/igrek51/wat
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
https://archive.is/dWo55
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
At least funnily the video delivered its promise as it was titled “Nikola One in Motion”
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
I always wondered how it kept some value for a long time after the Hindenburg Research report[1]. To me, the report (and the CEO's empty response to it) made it clear there was pretty much no value in it, but the stock only lost 50% in
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
I've used it a ton too and it feels quite polished. Lately I've seen codecompanion.nvim[1] around a lot and been wondering if someone has tried both, are there differences between these two in actual use that would make other one
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
I thought it was Tailscale that always selects which IP to use as endpoint for other devices, and set that up for Wireguard? If I'm wrong, could I replicate that behavior (using relay on WAN, direct connection on LAN) with Wireguard wi
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
Newsboat for reading in terminal / TUI. I've used it for years and it's quite capable for my needs. https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
As really active ex-user of Twitter I suddenly had no reason to open it anymore as my feed in there is now less active than on Bluesky - most of the people I liked to follow either made the move or are double posting. There's just no r
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
qutebrowser UI is on top of the engine running inside it so it catches every key press (and then submits it to the web engine when needed). Clunky would be the exact term I find my day to day with these extensions - it's often pressing
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
I've used this and other similar extensions but always them being an extension makes for a slow and unreliable experience imo. Pressing shortcut keys just might work depending on the focus and other current state. Going back to qutebro
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
He means video draw poker machines, where you get paid a multiple of your bet depending on your final hand. Most online casinos used to have bonuses where the required wagering amount to clear the bonus multiplied by the return value of ce
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
I was trying to do this using Prompt Caching like a month ago, but then noticed there's five minute maximum lifetime for the cached prompts - doesn't really work for my RAG needs (or probably most), where the queries would be ran
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
I don't use much of CloudFlare services but it seems kinda cheap, $0.015/GBmonth for storage (+10GB free), Workers are charged per request and CPU time, both of which would probably be quite low for a registry so free plan would g
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
They made over $100k but they waste time renting and moving AirBNBs (which forces them to take their miners offline) to save $1.5k in electricity?
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
Huh? I just tried tagging a message, which opens a popup for Telegram Premium. Also web search brings up "Tags are already available to all Telegram Premium users." from Telegram website - it's an old post, but I don't s
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
Though tagging is only available for the (kinda pricey) Premium subscription.
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
I have played neither of the originals or the open source ones but I really liked Factorio and building traffic in city-building games (even though I feel they're too limited). Which one should I spend some time on, OpenLoco or OpenTTD
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
Looks cool even though closed source makes me wary. Trying to save Anthropic API key on Arch Linux doesn't do anything and there's a message "If you're experiencing problems saving API keys especially on Linux, contact D
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
LilyGo T5[0] has some different (smaller) sizes that seem quite good and cheap. They even have an option for battery and touch capabilities. And if eInk isn't required, they have some weirder types of devices with screens for tinkerers
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
And slowness, which might be related to the size. I was using PowerShell for months and loved it, until one day I needed to start fish shell and it felt amazing, the experience was just so lag-free compared to PowerShell. I didn't noti
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
It's also quite interesting window to thoughts of other people. I find it extremely mind-boggling that we live in times of detecting gravity waves, building particle accelerators etc. and some people live in reality where we don't
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by bayesianbot 2y ago
Huh, weirdly I was just searching for solutions for this just few days ago - I've got some ESP32 projects with keypads and LCDs, which usually are wired little further away from the ESP and other attachments, so the wiring is somewhat
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I think a lot of traits or experiences of autistic people are found in many neurotypicals as well, but the levels/intensity actually make it completely different. I definitely see your society box, but it can be quite different experie
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
The argument against ABA is exactly that it looks like it works from the perspective of the (neurotypical) parents, but the kids feel like they're basically tortured until they behave like their parents and society expects them to. To
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
Backstory: GGPoker is currently the biggest online poker network. In January, someone wrote an article in CardPlayer Lifestyle[0] about how their client is quite badly programmed (with Adobe Air) and sends data as clear text with real name
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Important Update on GGPoker Security(web.archive.org)
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
So apparently it would be possible to use mostly binary installations but compile some libraries, interpreters and cpu hogging apps with -march=native - and that wouldn't cause any problems with ABI or anything? Would it be hard to set

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