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by chubs 2y ago
My solution is to have 3 kids. Peanut butter has no chance of spoiling around here, we go through it like it’s going out of fashion! On a more serious note perhaps simply buy a smaller jar if it spoils before you eat it all.
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by chubs 2y ago
When I was a rails developer, the ‘done thing’ was to simply throw hardware at issues like these as an acceptable tradeoff for productivity. If you cared about this sort of thing, you’d use something more formal. I find it personally diffic
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by chubs 2y ago
Just use CACurrentMediaTime for that, or Date(), both simple options :)
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by chubs 2y ago
Here’s the reason: the LPA cycle, unfortunately. https://twitter.com/buccocapital/status/1576909546164928513
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by chubs 2y ago
The article says "Augment is using fine-tuned “industry-leading” open models of some sort" - correct me if i'm wrong (happens often! :) ) - but does this mean that they're using some open model from huggingface, wrapping
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by chubs 3y ago
I have an M1 ultra, it compiles large Xcode projects within a few percentages faster than a colleagues M1 Max; next time I’ll simply buy a max and save the money. This might be more an indictment on Xcode however. It seems a marginal busine
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by chubs 3y ago
I wonder... perhaps linux driver issues were more entertaining 20-30 years ago because there were less peripherals to worry about. Eg no wifi, no power management, etc etc. Nowadays computers are more complex, it's more involved, more
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by chubs 3y ago
I know i rarely read the articles, i just read the headlines and the small amount of blurb accompanying it. Perhaps a lot of people are like me, and the newspapers are supplying the headlines/blurbs/image and not even getting a cl
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by chubs 3y ago
A friend is working on a slightly related project, I’m curious how they map out the room in voxels, anyone care to suggest how this is done?
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by chubs 3y ago
Oh, many years ago I bought into the whole 'write a blog, collect subscribers, create a training product and sell it to them, retire on the beach' idea and gave it a go. I now think that's exceedingly unlikely, of course. Sor
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by chubs 3y ago
Recently tasked with implementing a Kalman filter, I found it very very difficult to find good resources that explained it in language that made sense to a developer like me. So after spending a month learning it, I wrote a couple posts on
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by chubs 3y ago
I wonder if comparing quarters is the best metric, given the yearly release cycle of their main cashcow. (eg the sales bump when new iPhones come out)
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by chubs 3y ago
In my experience the vacuum holds the bottom half immovably in place, and I have to pry it out. It looks nice in that gif but in practice I think they need to test a little more. Perhaps it’s a humidity thing?
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by chubs 3y ago
One interesting thing to me is that apple has now put a price tag on their payments processing: 3% (being the discount of this 27% vs the normal 30%). Their payments are pretty convenient, i'm surprised they don't consider it wort
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by chubs 3y ago
I’ve heard it said that the existence of objective evil is only explained by the existence of objective good. And yeah… some of what happens in the world just has to be a step beyond subjective evil. Please stay curious :)
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by chubs 3y ago
Edits to google maps typically get reverted after a month, at least they do for me and others I’ve read about online. I worry they’re resting on their laurels
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by chubs 3y ago
Notice that so many parts are metal and only needed sandblasting. Modern German cars use plastic intake manifolds and rocker covers, they’re all cactus before it’s 10 years old.
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by chubs 3y ago
I like to append ", unless I'm missing something?" in a similar manner, might be useful in situations where 'made a mistake' doesn't actually make sense :)
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by chubs 3y ago
I love how open this is about following Rails' ideas, in that one simple statement it really helps explain how this will work.
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by chubs 3y ago
My mechanic who specialises in Euro cars told me to avoid buying one, for one piece of anecdata.
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by chubs 3y ago
Chilli, for instance?
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by chubs 3y ago
Thanks a lot! That does explain some of the ideas behind it nicely. Sometimes when looking at equations it's easy to miss the forest for the trees so to speak, so this helps.
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by chubs 3y ago
Thanks for the link! That's the best i've read so far :)
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by chubs 3y ago
I've been asked by a friend recently to implement a Kalman filter for a side project. Among many others, I've read this website and still have no idea how to implement it. They all seem to be in the style of 'draw the rest of
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by chubs 3y ago
Wow that really incentivises pro-wealthy-folks lobbying!
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by chubs 3y ago
Around $4100! https://www.amronintl.com/stanley-cs113no-hydraulic-underwat... Amazing how capable tools can be, in industries that simply cannot get their work done without them and are willing to pay a healthy amount. Som
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by chubs 3y ago
I'm a little concerned that the downturn in that graph coincides with changing from measuring one financial instrument to another. But i dont know enough about those instruments to know if that's an issue or not :)
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by chubs 3y ago
That sounds really exciting! Do you happen to know if such boards will be competitive with the RPi5 eg quad-core etc. I love the idea of RISC-V resolving some of the drivers dilemma that SBCs seem to face. I recall some talk of extensions t
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by chubs 3y ago
It's ARM with quad A76 cores. I was curious up until this announcement to see if they'd ever release a RISCV raspberry pi.
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by chubs 3y ago
Thanks! I take it that this means a Generalised Linear Model? Could i ask for a link to a relevant article to get me started on the flavour of GLM that you recommend?

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