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by chewmieser 3y ago
I actually did not think it was that bad... It's pretty recognizable on the larger probe count & sample sizes. Pretty cool stuff even if it's early.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Would also recommend. They support a lot of extensions and you’re not going to get it for cheaper. Been slowly abandoning my namecheap account…
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Looks great! Didn’t realize there was much more that could be improved upon vs the alternatives but I think I’ll use this again next time. A dedicated domain would be nice. I probably wouldn’t recommend this to people like fast.com though d
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by chewmieser 3y ago
? I have Mac running on ESX signed into my Apple account. I haven’t used it too much but it’s on my list of devices on my account. Even says “VMWare” for device type.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Apparently Stalwart provides a rust library as well to interact with JMAP if anyone was looking to write a client... https://github.com/stalwartlabs/jmap-client
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by chewmieser 3y ago
It at least seems pretty easy to integrate with rspamd or spamassasain etc: https://stalw.art/docs/smtp/inbound/data/#spam-filtering
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Thanks, this was interesting! If anyone is blocked by the paywall use this: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/03/11/upshot/office...
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by chewmieser 3y ago
It’s no worse than any other electron app. Teams is fine man. It’s not perfect but you can do a lot through it and a lot of functionality is free. Made perfect sense to switch to from Slack when it launched.
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Thanks for those examples, I will take a look at them. I do disagree with your premise though. From the examples I've seen in the past, "free speech bastions" usually drive away a significant portion of their users and discou
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Do you have examples of high-quality ones? My main exposure to Substack is on HN and every one that I've seen shown on HN has been low quality and usually flagged to death eventually. This was a point made as well on the AMA for Substa
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by chewmieser 3y ago
For me, Substack has a reputation problem. All Substack's I've seen shared (on HN) have spouted outlandish claims and had zero (or little) "evidence" to back their claims up. Of course it's just a platform and it is
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by chewmieser 3y ago
More like COVID caused the shortage (filming in 2022) and this just exacerbated it. May be a better source than Sky - https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/movies/story/2023...
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by chewmieser 3y ago
Good point but it's also a pretty small open source python script. Looks like everything is handled on-device in this case (at least at the time of writing this comment).
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by chewmieser 4y ago
You can actually see this information on reportaproblem.apple.com now. Has recent charges by each family member and tells you if a subscription will renew.
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by chewmieser 4y ago
Waymo has fully self-driving taxi services in various cities (no person in the front seat at all). Honestly they seem quite advanced compared to the competition.
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by chewmieser 4y ago
You could always use smart vents (e.g. https://flair.co/ ) to eliminate some of the inefficiencies you mentioned with ducted systems.
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by chewmieser 4y ago
Battery life is fine, not amazing but fine. I can usually get around a week or so of battery life depending on what I'm using it for. I usually leave it near an outlet anyway so I can plug it in periodically. The portable nature of the
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by chewmieser 4y ago
There’s plenty of air quality monitors out there already. Doesn’t seem like this does anything unique, but I’ll be interested in seeing the price when it’s available. I personally use an Atomotube Pro ( https://store.atmotube.com&
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by chewmieser 4y ago
Whenever I see a Substack URL, I usually just scroll past it. I've seen a lot of questionable content on there, for better or worse. Speaking of questionable content, it looks like the facts are being disputed on the other article on t
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by chewmieser 4y ago
Supposedly there is a hidden model that you can use via the API that actually is ChatGPT. One of the libraries mentioned in these comments is using it. Edit: this one https://github.com/transitive-bullshit/chatgpt-api
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by chewmieser 4y ago
I just setup a Shortcut the other day for this (I based this off of the shortcut here: https://matemarschalko.medium.com/chatgpt-in-an-ios-shortcut... - just ripped out the smart home stuff from it). Gives some much needed
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by chewmieser 4y ago
I have definitely had this happen as well. It gives a weird response (can't recall what it says - something about not knowing who is requesting the action) and ignores the command. I was able to snap it back into gear by just power-cyc
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by chewmieser 4y ago
I pirated a lot when I was younger and couldn't afford it. It's a headache I don't need anymore - worrying about VPNs or seedboxes, torrent sites moving to different domains or being shut down, maintaining ratios, letters fro
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by chewmieser 4y ago
I think to call it a "cover-up" is a bit silly. One important thing to call out is that former smoker status does seem to result in an increased risk. Only current status MAY be a reduced risk. It seems more study is needed but I&
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by chewmieser 4y ago
This is great but also not 100% accurate. My address shows nothing but my neighbor's address shows all the various other options in the area. My area also got fiber ~ 2 months ago and it's not shown on this map at all. But still c
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by chewmieser 4y ago
It's quite nice. I think it's worth it but you could always do the same for free/cheaper with other tools out there and/or curl. Depends on how much you value a tool like this. And it's a one-time purchase for life,
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by chewmieser 4y ago
I'm at 3.28GB backend + 1.83GB frontend for a medium-large PHP project as well. Pretty huge memory requirements but I've got plenty so not a big deal, just noticeable compared to alternatives.
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by chewmieser 4y ago
Felt really great! Snappy and familiar to modern equivalents (e.g. VS Code). That said, memory consumption is pretty high at around 3.35 GB for the backend, 1.83 GB for the frontend on a decently sized project. Compared to Nova which has th
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by chewmieser 4y ago
I'd previously thought about using a Turing Pi board for this but never got around to it. Plus of course your limitation of not using ARM makes that a non-starter at the moment (and the official compute modules do not reach this level
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by chewmieser 4y ago
Here's the article linked in case you don't have a NYTimes sub: https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/06/24/us/roe-wade-abortion...

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