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by conradev 11mo ago
Folks have solved these problems and open sourced solutions: https://github.com/tonarino/innernet But all that I've seen are still centralized/federated
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by conradev 11mo ago
But who oversees how charities use their assets and ensures that they are used for public benefit? That job lies with the Charitable Trusts Section of California’s Office of the Attorney General, which is part of the state’s Departm
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by conradev 11mo ago
and the author of Fil-C worked on that!
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by conradev 1y ago
This is the key and only difference. Scanning is great, and security is great. but macOS lets you override any system determination, iOS does not, and Google is proposing the iOS flavor.
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by conradev 1y ago
To ensure every instance arrives at the same “working set” picture, we use cr-sqlite, the CRDT SQLite extension. Cool to see cr-sqlite used in production!
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by conradev 1y ago
It looks like a MacBook Pro and (maybe) a Snapdragon X2 device
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by conradev 1y ago
Dispatch is quite complicated. They are always operating with limited time and imperfect information. Their job is to send help. As for the attending officers, they are supposed to know that dispatch has imperfect information. There should
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by conradev 1y ago
Mr Allen said: "I don't think no chip bag should be mistaken for a gun at all." Mr. Allen is right. My UniFi camera system regularly detects cars when I play Mario Kart World. I cannot fathom summoning police with an
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by conradev 1y ago
I got solar for my parents in 2021 and the price increases were pretty aggressive recently: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/APU000072610
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by conradev 1y ago
There are more details about how it works here, with videos: https://www.macstories.net/stories/sky-for-mac-preview/
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by conradev 1y ago
That makes me so happy to hear! I programmed my dad's old TI-82 to stay entertained in high school math, and I always wondered if kids would do that with Shortcuts. you can see where it all started back in 2014: https://www.
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by conradev 1y ago
The answer I was looking for! I was looking for the trade-off
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by conradev 1y ago
I would just like to highlight the "excellent" bit here. It is a tour de force, a masterpiece. Beautifully factored software. They've done an excellent job incrementally building trust and delivering. Really cool project, and
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by conradev 1y ago
The one thing about e-bikes that I don't get is: why the chain? https://www.voromotors.com/products/emove-roadrunner-v3-seat... This thing has 500W hub motors, no expensive derailleur, no chain to maintain, just t
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by conradev 1y ago
For “as insulated as possible”, I’d personally start a whole new corporate entity, like Verizon did with Visible. It wholly owns Visible, and Visible is undercutting Verizon by being more efficient (similar to how Google Fi does it). I love
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by conradev 1y ago
The big threat is passively breaking TLS, so it’s browser traffic. Or, any internet traffic?
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by conradev 1y ago
Codex is actually pretty good at getting things working and unblocking itself. It’s just that when I review the code, I would do things differently because the agent doesn’t have experience with our codebase. Although it is getting better a
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by conradev 1y ago
On track to be the most popular model for US domestic travel, replacing the older 737s
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by conradev 1y ago
Dante includes a BAM
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by conradev 1y ago
I would argue that BEGIN CONCURRENT doesn't solve the concurrency problems either, which is why SQLite also has an HCTree experimental branch :P
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by conradev 1y ago
The GDDR7 found next to most Blackwell chips is more expensive than the LPDDR5X next to this or an M-series/Strix Halo chip.
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by conradev 1y ago
That is certainly inevitable, it's just a question of when: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirth%27s_law
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by conradev 1y ago
Yeah. Less energy, less industry. Energy policy is industrial policy.
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by conradev 1y ago
They work just fine! Joins: https://simonwillison.net/2021/Feb/21/cross-database-queries... Transactions: https://www.sqlite.org/atomiccommit.html#_multi_file_commit
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by conradev 1y ago
The single-writer limitation in SQLite is per-database, not per-connection. You can shard your SQLite tables into multiple database files and query across all of them from a single connection. I agree that "the single-writer limitation
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by conradev 1y ago
Well at least energy infrastructure is useful for both data centers and factories.
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by conradev 1y ago
The ecosystem would be greatly improved if someone made a great (probably rust based) in-memory low level pdf reading and writing data structure. https://github.com/J-F-Liu/lopdf
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by conradev 1y ago
This is incredible. I had no idea that there is a Homebrew channel!
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by conradev 1y ago
Someone should tell Qualcomm then: https://www.qualcomm.com/developer/blog/2024/11/introducing-... I believe the llama.cpp Vulkan backend is inoperable on Adreno GPUs
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by conradev 1y ago
They’re already optimizing GPU die area for LLM inference over other pursuits: the FP64 units in the latest Blackwell GPUs were greatly reduced and FP4 was added

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