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by bayesianbot 3y ago
You can use git with it. It automatically commits at configurable intervals, and with few hooks[0] you can make pushing automatic and also pull changes made elsewhere (which then get instantly shown on a running Logseq desktop instance). Th
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
There's details in the first linked See Also -post: https://www.marginalia.nu/log/69-creepy-website-similarity/
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I have been wondering why I haven't really found good self-hosted UIs that could also use plugins / functions. Just installed this (which was quite easy) and it seems to work very well! Definitely gonna replace the one I was using
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I think it's fun thought to play with from technical perspective. How would you make an ethical simulation with limited processing power in 1000 years? - Dark energy would make it less compute-intensive towards the end of the simulatio
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
Doesn't really mean they should proudly talk about scientific subjects like they really know their stuff when they mostly don't know the things you'd learn from first chapters of your first science book, does it? It's no
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
My opinion on extended lockdowns or anything else Covid-related really doesn't have much to do with my opinion that when forming strong opinions on complex subjects, especially ones that differ from consensus of experts, you should hav
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
After covid my trust in future of humanity has plummeted. It feels like every time I see people they're talking about "science" where they've actually thrown the science part out and are having a lot of feelings how thin
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
https://archive.is/k90dC
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
It's just hundreds of variables of data and some calculated features - basically from current point in time and some configurable points in history + some aggregated history data, fed to ML.NET FastTree / FastForest. I think LSTM
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I've been collecting data from my phone and some different "sensors" (food delivery orders, bank payments, Activity Watch statistics, I'm adding a video camera soon. For phone about every sensor I have in my phone like a
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I've used about $70 of GPT4 API this month for coding help and chatting, and tried a ton of different self-hosted UIs which I feel like all are lacking and usually end development quite soon after beginning. That being said, this looks
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I use this sometimes when I can't find my daughter in a large shop - just turn on my wifi tethering and when I have a device connected, I know she's nearby.
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
Have to agree with the slowness, I just used powershell for a month or two and thought it's great.. Until one day I accidentally started fish and it felt so blazingly fast that I couldn't go back to pwsh anymore..
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I wonder if you could insert your own downloader to pacman / whatever without touching the source.. I might try to do this at some point if I have time. I often get over 100MBps from torrents but only like 5MBps from package repositori
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I got really good compression using this technique with JPEG XL, I'm sure there's even a good reason why it works so well but it's been a long time and I don't seem to remember why.
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
IIRC it wasn't that impressive in the end as instead of recognizing the places the AI apparently learnt to recognize subtle differences in street view cameras used in different locations? I might be wrong / thinking of the wrong m
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
404 not found, did they maybe remove the article for some reason?
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I just love these real time real life retrospectives, yesterday I thought I'm not going to spend time watching these again but here I am.. Any other good ones around? I've watched the Estonia[0] a few times (easier as a Finn), I t
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
Thailand has a similar system - you use your banking app to scan a QR code, either the code is generated and has the amount included or it's printed static paper and you write the amount yourself, then show the receipt to the merchant
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I was quite similar, asking just programming books for birthday/christmas presents since I was 10, but my parents took a different route. I'm neurodivergent so I behaved different from other people, and coming from small town cons
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
You can set the logistics request maximum amount of the item to same value as minimum amount - though then if you want to pick up some more you have to adjust so the bots won't come take them away, but for me it's much preferable
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
That's in 2022, doesn't sound good as 2023 Antarctic sea ice extent is lowering old records by a huge margin so far. https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/151692/exceptionall...
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
+1 for broot[1], it works so fast and can be used even to fuzzy search sub-sub-directories. I'm also bit lost on the features but the help is quite good and mostly I use it just to find a directory and enter it, which requires only one
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I use qutebrowser where I open links from keyboard using hints, and sometimes I press the wrong key and am not even sure which link it clicked, so I have done some accidental flags.. Good to know I can check and cancel them from profile.
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I'm living in Northern Thailand and I'm wondering this daily. Thailand has about the most dangerous traffic in the world, lots and lots of people dying annually compared to the size of the population, but still constantly I see pe
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
Anyone else having throttling problems with yt-dlp lately? I always watch youtube through mpv that uses yt-dlp on the background, but last week it's been terrible. It starts quickly (I've throttled it to 500kBps so that's the
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I wonder would it be possible / how much data would you need if you'd only have long recording but no clear text to combine it with. Maybe you'd hear space bar as it often has a distinct sound (maybe backspace and return as w
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I started studying science when I was 7. I tried to get people to learn it as well, but nobody wanted to. Just nobody. Then when they didn't like some results of scientific process, they came up with most stupid pseudoscientific argume
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
People keeping calm and carrying on is the reason we are in this mess. I'm feeling quite weirded out myself how most don't want to talk or understand much about it, just pretending it's not there.
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by bayesianbot 3y ago
I just Google like "7pm EST" and it returns it in my local time.

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