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by carlgreene 1y ago
This is not for me as I'm not a professional network engineer, but I do want to say that Ubiquiti has made home networking SO fun for me. Everything truly "Just Works." My setup is definitely more on the prosumer side, but it
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by carlgreene 1y ago
I’m curious some of the things you’re having the LLM/agents do with a full Linux sandbox that you wouldn’t allow on your local machine
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by carlgreene 1y ago
Ditto...Svelte is such a joy to work with
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by carlgreene 1y ago
From what I've heard (primarily in the music hardware space) is that it depends. Some use Arduino's software and language while others use the lower level toolchains. This is prototyping mostly so I'm not sure if any of the A
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by carlgreene 1y ago
Wow this comes as a surprise and is so so sad. When I was getting into programming a decade ago Mikeal’s twitter was a huge resource in keeping me up to date and learning things about Node. I never met him IRL, but you form a one way relati
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by carlgreene 1y ago
This is a really cool study—finally shows that dopamine isn’t just about reward but actually acts as the “all-clear” signal that lets the brain unlearn fear. By watching dopamine neurons light up when an expected shock doesn’t happen, and t
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by carlgreene 1y ago
Wow, this is exactly what I’ve been missing—juggling a dozen kubectl logs windows and still losing context. Seeing all container logs merged in real time is a game-changer for debugging multi-pod workloads. Love that it runs locally against
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by carlgreene 1y ago
This will surely get some skepticism as it's a Waymo study, but it's nice to see a real‐world dataset this large at 56M miles. An 85 % drop in serious‐injury crashes and 96 % fewer intersection collisions is a strong signal that L
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by carlgreene 1y ago
Man this is so awesome. I do really think they need to consider the fold down bed sides like the kei trucks have. The bed being plastic doesn’t give me much confidence either. The payload may be similar to a mini truck, but a mini truck’s m
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Does it say the thickness or weight of them anywhere on there? They look awesome! But I really care about how it feels on the wrist
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by carlgreene 2y ago
I think my concern here would be people weighting their ideas/opinions far too much on mathematical models that may, or may not represent the complex economic reality. We already see this with people arguing with near 100% confidence o
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Can we stop building communities in non-indexable locations? The death of forums and hence “google-ability” for problems and solutions is so depressing. The UX is worse in every way
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Thank you for your work on Marker. It is the best OCR for PDFs I’ve found. The markdown conversion can get wonky with tables, but it still does better than anything else I’ve tried
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by carlgreene 2y ago
It is really really concerning to me how seemingly thoughtless these cuts are to the actual stated goals. As stated below, this org ran at a $0 cost from full cost recovery through consulting services to other orgs. Sure you could argue tha
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Incredibly disappointing it’s so big. Bring back the small phones!! You’ll have to pry the 13 mini from my cold dead hands…or just stop supporting it
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by carlgreene 2y ago
That’s funny because that’s the point where I left the article to go find a recipe for krautburgers cause they looked and sounded so good
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Yes, but only if you remove the speaker which is well documented on YouTube
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Well, your username certainly checks out. I am not sure how many solo projects you have embarked on, but providing a product to 2 million people is no small feat even for a team. Iterating to product market fit takes a lot and not many peop
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Home Assistant is one of the best open source projects I've come across. I've been using it for 5+ years on an older RPi and it's been pretty rock solid. Countless updates and everything just keeps on chugging. I've land
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by carlgreene 2y ago
I'm trying to figure out if these deaths caused by insurance denials could actually be considered murder. I think they would definitely qualify as being premeditated, but can you consider them "killing"? They are causing deat
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by carlgreene 2y ago
It is to cover some of their bases in a potential wrongful termination case
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by carlgreene 2y ago
I am in my mid-30s and am definitely a “let’s just hop on a call” guy. So much quicker, easier, and less chance for miscommunication IME.
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by carlgreene 2y ago
How are you downloading from Tidal?
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Completely agree with you. However, what does this mean for a software engineer or anyone who must be in front of a computer for extended periods of time? I’ve moved to biking everywhere and daily walks with the dogs, but still have 8 hour
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by carlgreene 2y ago
SvelteKit is what I used and I think they are both pretty reasonable in how they approach server vs. client side rendering, REST API's, etc... But strictly in dealing with client-side interactions and state, Svelte seems to just get ou
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Somewhat kinda sorta related. I have been working in React for the past 7ish years or so. I decided to try Svelte/Kit for my last project that I have been working on for a year and a half. I liked it, but didn’t think much of it. That
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by carlgreene 2y ago
Any other founders feel like YC has lost its luster? Not only are the number of AI companies in the portfolio ridiculous, but the large class sizes seem so much less personal. Not to bag on anyone who’s in YC right now, but it seems to be g
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by carlgreene 2y ago
I am still astounded the huge change moving from an Intel Mac to an Apple Silicon Mac (M1) has had in terms of battery performance and heat. I don't think i've heard the fans a single time I've had this machine and it's
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by carlgreene 2y ago
I have been out of the PC world for a long time, but in terms of performance efficiency, is Apple running away from the competition? Or are AMD and Intel producing similar performing chips at the same wattage?
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by carlgreene 2y ago
What’s amazing is that in the past I’ve felt the need to upgrade within a few years. New video format or more demanding music software is released that slows the machine down, or battery life craters. Well, I haven’t had even a tinge of fee

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