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by bruce343434 6mo ago
In my experience fiddling with compute shaders a long time ago, cuda and rocm and opencv are way too much hassle to set up. Usually it takes a few hours to get the toolkits and SDK up and running that is, if you CAN get it up and running. T
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
Assemble a navy in space then just airdrop it through the atmosphere?
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
Is a moral compass something you can teach someone in a short course if they have been lacking it so far in their entire lives?
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
You say "seems like", can you argue/show/prove this?
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
As a developer who spent a couple months developing a microservice using aws lambda functions: it SUCKS. There's no interactive debugging. Deploy for a minute or 5 depending on the changes, then trigger the lambda, wait another 5 minut
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
https://alphacephei.com/vosk/install > We also provide a websocket server and grpc server which can be used in telephony and other applications. With bigger models adapted for 8khz audio it provides more accuracy.
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
Quiet chaos.
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
What's wrong with the LUKS password protection?
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
What are the odds of Charlie meeting Bob and Alice?
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by bruce343434 8mo ago
Because lots of people use it a lot, they subconsciously pick up on the language that surrounds them I.e. ai language
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by bruce343434 9mo ago
> If the value of your shares goes up, you don't get taxed that year. Instead, you get taxed whenever you sell, which might be later when you retire and are in a lower tax bracket, or after a period of some years when you get a lowe
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by bruce343434 9mo ago
This is why compilers for e.g. c++ should just halt after the first error, instead of spewing pages of template failures because of a typo elsewhere
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by bruce343434 9mo ago
From this it seems that whatsapp interop requires you to pass a url of the media, not the actual encrypted media. Aside from TLS, I'm not sure what encryption you get for attachments https://engineering.fb.com/2024&#x2F
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by bruce343434 9mo ago
Never heard of this before. Why would I use this? I am assuming the messages are not actually encrypted, because on their own privacy page they state that they "process" messages and attachments sent through birdychat. So are they
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by bruce343434 9mo ago
In NL, just 'gif' is sufficient
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by bruce343434 9mo ago
As the ice expands, I think the ship gets lifted upwards slightly. Water freezing and expanding in pipes and enclosed spaces is the real problem. There's several ways to cool a ship engine, I suspect these all use a system where the &q
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by bruce343434 10mo ago
I get that, but your initial comment implied you were about to showcase a counter to "Hundreds of lines just to grab a query parameter from a URL", but instead you showed "Poorly and incompletely parsing a single parameter ca
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by bruce343434 10mo ago
Arabic ligatures? Do you mean the unicode point for the basmala for instance? That's pretty "hardcoded", I think math requires more composability
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by bruce343434 10mo ago
Sadly most C++ projects are organized in a way that hampers static functions. To achieve incremental builds, stuff is split into separate source files that are compiled and optimized separately, and only at the final step linked, which requ
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by bruce343434 11mo ago
I have replaced my sensodyne with mirasensitive hap+. It is more expensive, even more so than sensodyne. However it has helped incredibly with my exposed roots which used to be very sensitive. Now they are less sensitive than they used to b
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by bruce343434 11mo ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but I thought that when you "grow" an array or a string, eventually something under the hood needs to call realloc()? which allocates a bigger chunk of memory and copies the content O(n)? Why woul
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by bruce343434 11mo ago
Interesting, I haven't. Is it hyperbole? Or are you underestimating it? The heart of a car is the engine, but just the engine alone doesn't get you anywhere...
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by bruce343434 11mo ago
When you zoom out on Google maps, usually the street names and bussiness pins disappear. This code style is like having a fully informationally dense zoomed out map. Being too zoomed in is definitely frustrating, and reminds me of early att
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by bruce343434 11mo ago
What about `grep -R .`?
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by bruce343434 1y ago
In other words, gathering your own anecdote, compounding that with other anecdotes through biased sampling (which kind of person will feel more motivated to share their anecdote on it? And which and anecdotes do you reject because they just
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by bruce343434 1y ago
Did you use the documentation to figure out the proxying? I can't see a clear path of how to reconcile giving the responsibility of certs to another software, but still having stalwart use them for imap and smtp tls. And do you have th
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by bruce343434 1y ago
I tried to set up stalwart, but I didn't understand exactly what it wanted me to do. It's a webserver (for webmail and admin) and mail server in one, but I already run a webserver and I already have cert infra. So I couldn't
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by bruce343434 1y ago
Hard. You need reverse DNS, which means you need to have a machine with a stable ip, and convince the network operator to set up a PTR reverse DNS record for you. This part is fairly easy if you are renting a VPS with a fixed ipv4 address,
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by bruce343434 1y ago
I think if you look hard enough there will always be fuzzy boundaries and overlaps in all the forms of neurodivergence. And yet, stereotypes and categories exist for a reason. Just because diagnosis is not perfect, doesn't mean it isn&
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by bruce343434 1y ago
QbTest [ https://www.qbtech.com/adhd-tests/qbtest/ ] It measures your ability to focus your attention quite objectively and there's statistically significant differences between neurotypical and adhd performanc

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