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Making Our Hearts Sing(daringfireball.net)
62 points by chazeon 4y ago|29 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
I am talking about U6-Pro, specs here [pdf]: https://dl.ubnt.com/ds/u6-pro_ds which is asking for a 48V, 0.5A PoE adapter, so should supports 24 W max. the consumption is listed to be 13W though. U6-LR is 17W.
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by chazeon 4y ago
Ubiquiti Wi-Fi 6 APs are requiring 20-ish watt PoE. I guess 15W SBC is not so much of issue for PoE?
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The Rock 5B is not a Raspberry Pi killer–yet(jeffgeerling.com)
69 points by chazeon 4y ago|115 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
Posted yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34605535
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by chazeon 4y ago
This is a great discussion and a great starting point for interesting discussions. It’s quite interesting that Japan anime are adding more movie-like look and feel by adding complex scenes & backgrounds (see, e.g., a Dec 2022 anime seri
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by chazeon 4y ago
I kind of feel they should be. I cannot remember what their last major customer-facing AI product launch after Google Assistant. Sure there is AI in photo tuning and many interesting features for the Pixel phone, and there is Gmail autocomp
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Schultzschultz – TouchType Tool(schultzschultz.com)
3 points by chazeon 4y ago|0 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
The benchmarks[1] from polars' websites seems really promising, and I am going to try it on my next jupyter notebook. But what I wonder really is about parsing time, this is not shown in bench marks. I my previous project, I use pandas
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by chazeon 4y ago
Nowadays, if databases are involved, I actually prefer docker. At least there is a standard way to manage them. I have portainer installed, now everything is just managed through a web interface. It is okay.
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The Talk Show: Ep. 367, with Craig Hockenberry [audio](daringfireball.net)
1 points by chazeon 4y ago|0 comments
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Sam Altman: 'We adapted to calculators and changed what we tested in math class'(businessinsider.com)
6 points by chazeon 4y ago|2 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
Mostly true. From what i observe the processes could will be like give hint to AI to create a bunch of template of some sort, then humans select / rearrange / put in number and detail then AI fix grammar.
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by chazeon 4y ago
I believe using large language models to generate paper will be the trend eventually. Being an English as a second language speaker, writing these papers cost too much time. If I am a native speaker, my output could be at least 2-4x. These
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Bloomberg reports Apple is working on a smart display and new Apple TV(theverge.com)
2 points by chazeon 4y ago|0 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
Have been using this new theme since beta. I love the much cleaner look more than the previous one. One can always tune the CSS yourself at the user's preference near the theme selector. The only thing I need to adjust to my liking is
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NetNewsWire Help: iCloud Syncing Limitations and Solutions(netnewswire.com)
1 points by chazeon 4y ago|0 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
After COVID especially, NYC restaurants start to ask customers to scan QR code to get menu, not sure about other places. These penetrations into the real lives are making living with dumb phone more and more difficult. Of course, China has
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by chazeon 4y ago
I am assuming by "art" you mean visual art. Proper art curation is like writing a good research paper, except everything is in space instead of on paper. If you enjoy reading / writing research papers, then most likely you wi
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by chazeon 4y ago
Seems the differentiation factor would be RAM. Mac mini maxed out at 32 GB even with M1 Pro, where I am expecting 48 GB.
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by chazeon 4y ago
True, this animation clearly reminds me of [Tenerife airport disaster][1], a childhood nightmare from a documentary. 10s late it could became that. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenerife_airport_disaster
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by chazeon 4y ago
I have been eyeing Orange Pi for a while. They made great boards but the limited choice of cases for them, especially for their latest board, has made me hesitate. The limited space in the city limited my access to 3D printer at home. Frien
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The Origin of Tweet (2013)(furbo.org)
1 points by chazeon 4y ago|0 comments
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The Shit Show(furbo.org)
723 points by chazeon 4y ago|320 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
https://archive.ph/RlbHs
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by chazeon 4y ago
I think iA has a insightful article "How Much Would You Charge for iA Presenter?" [1] about how to properly set the price between subscription / lifetime purchase pricing. [1]: https://ia.net/topics/how-m
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by chazeon 4y ago
I had exactly the same experience in building a glibc and gcc, and it was also on an old CentOS system on HPCs that are not updated and I do not have root privilege to. I used linuxbrew to build glibc and gcc. In my case it was that VSCode
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by chazeon 4y ago
I am confused about this: > Haiku, like BeOS before it, is not a Unix. If you actively like Unix, and what you want to do already works well on Unix – any Unix, and that includes macOS, as well as Linux and FreeBSD – then you probably wo
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by chazeon 4y ago
Ken Kocienda, “the first Safari engineer”, has a book called Creative Selection [1] released a few years ago. It has a fascinating behind the scene story on how Safari was developed and how KHTML was chosen. I don’t like the analogous story
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by chazeon 4y ago
On a personal note, I found any form of notetaking is distraction for me to grasping information... I really don't understand how someone could take good note while also listen... I found this only when I starting my PhD. I hope I know

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