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by cozzyd 3mo ago
I live in a converted office building I. Downtown Chicago . But it was built in 1913. Newer office buildings are less practical to convert due to larger floor plates. Older office buildings are smaller or have light wells etc.
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by cozzyd 3mo ago
I mean I get confused every time I use blender too but not to the point of losing fingers...
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by cozzyd 3mo ago
What a human centric view. I like my music to scare neighbor's pets.
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by cozzyd 3mo ago
right the more important function of the AC for me is dehumdification.
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
But what if there's only an error in prod?
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
yes, for example it's used on high altitude balloons.
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
AV as in antivirus, not audio/visual
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
That's what I do in part because I went it to use the same system libraries etc. installed on my laptop, but I worry it will try to use privesc exploits...
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
As a vim user, stray J's are a fact of life.
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
I know some people who pronounce n00b like nub, which makes this sort of funny to me. (Maybe it's even intentional?)
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
right, but in principle postgres could keep track of this as a feature.
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
Indeed, all you need to handle this correctly is the insertion (or update) time and the historical tzdata database. In almost all schemas, you will have this...
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
Debian handles userspace fine but there is a lot of image customization needed a lot of the time. I have experience with developing images for a beaglebone black, where I forked the bespoke image builder (to create user accounts, mount poin
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
Yeah, somehow claude-cli sitting in a tmux session doing nothing uses my laptops battery twice as fast. Powertop suggests a ton of wakeups, but why? Is it busy polling the input or something?
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
Somehow claude-cli left open completely nerfs my laptop's battery life. Is this a bun feature?
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
I love the smell of npm install malware in the morning.
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
Until the arxiv supports it, what's the point?
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
Pretty common to emit latex from C, no?
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
It identified me reasonably well (mostly one of the models completely hit the experiments I work on wrong) but then also seems to have invented a football player I can find no trace of. Or would not be surprising if someone with my name was
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
geodesics on ellipsoids of revolution are no small task. which is why you should just use GeographicLib (or proj, now that it incorporates the same geodesic routines).
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
screenshot of the 300-page datasheet? (not to mention the 4000 page TRM?) no thanks. If the datasheet is only a few pages I'll read it myself :).
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
It can barely read a datasheet correctly, in my experience, getting confused between different registers.
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
I'm happy with my P14s (AMD, Gen6) (running Linux, obviously). Fortunately I got it last fall with 64 GB of RAM before that was exorbitantly expensive...
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
Are you paying Strait of Hormuz passage fees, perchance?
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
I've long been a tmux+vim user and one advantage is you can connect to exactly the same session from different places in a way just not practical with guis
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by cozzyd 4mo ago
https://access.redhat.com/articles/7139622
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
this looks like another GitHub Actions workflow compromise... Is it really so hard for people to make releases manually?
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
Yes and typically updates take a while to be deployed...
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
I hope the "standard" part is as much of a hallucination as "clever" is
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by cozzyd 5mo ago
did RPM packages get compromised?

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