dharmab

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by dharmab 2y ago
Comments were intentionally excluded to prevent the use of parsing directives. (Sadly, Crockford's post about this reasoning was on Google Plus and is no longer online.)
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by dharmab 2y ago
That part is implementation-specific. Traditional RSA uses multiplication of prime numbers, Wikipedia's explanation is decent: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_cryptosystem In modern times other implementations
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by dharmab 2y ago
Could you ask them to look at my open PR then? The macOS build has been broken for well over a year: https://github.com/rhasspy/piper/pull/678
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by dharmab 2y ago
Piper is also dead, though it's also still the best option for local TTS on low-spec devices. Kokoro is probably best local TTS overall if your target platform and hardware support it.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Simone Giertz said on her channel her company approached multiple factories in the US, EU and China about manufacturing a product. None of the US factories even replied.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Context for others: Xe is the author of the software used for this ( https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/ )
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by dharmab 2y ago
Shopping assistant for subjective purchases. I use LLMs to decide on gifts, for example. You input the person's interests, demographics, hobbies, etc. and interactively get a list of ideas.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Pretty much every parent I know does not allow their preteens and younger unsupervised tablet/phone use because the internet is so bad for them at that age. Typically they allow a curated set of content during specific times, and devic
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by dharmab 2y ago
On mine I run: - Kavita and Jellyfin to self-host my books, comics, movies and TV. Self hosting is particularly important for non-Hollywood/non-US-centric media which routinely disappears from the internet. - A custom webapp to self-ho
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by dharmab 2y ago
BPF Performance Tools by Brendan Gregg
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by dharmab 2y ago
Interesting. The workflow I've been using skips the CPython installer and only uses uv.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Has anyone gotten this to work on Windows? I wanted to use this trick for some tooling for a game mod I'm working on but couldn't get the shebang trick to work.
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by dharmab 2y ago
I had a media center PC that was usable with a remote control in 2008.
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by dharmab 2y ago
I use FreeTaxUSA for my taxes, works great for me.
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by dharmab 2y ago
> These days there is no reason to use Windows at home. I have two, sadly. 1. I use my Windows PC for flight simulators. While many simulators will indeed run under proton, the hardware devices (VR, joysticks, throttles, pedals, panels,
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by dharmab 2y ago
I dunno, all the home users I know use Resolve. It's pretty easy to learn Resolve, with their tutorials you can go from "never edited a video" to "able to edit a simple short film" in about a day.
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by dharmab 2y ago
I've used KDENLive and it's about as comparable to Resolve or Lightworks as Windows Movie Maker is to Premiere.
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by dharmab 2y ago
My last several jobs the extra pay has been a small phone stipend, and perhaps a very small token sum (maybe $50 for the week). The only time I made significant money on call was early in my career as a contractor.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Bryan Cantril did a talk about this phenomenon called "Zebras all the way down" some years back
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by dharmab 2y ago
In this specific case, one could do something like https://github.com/dharmab/skyeye/blob/main/pkg/radar/contac... . But your critique is still relevant for cases where you are generating/q
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by dharmab 2y ago
https://go.dev/play/p/Is1uwjRGASI But I suspect they meant a struct which contains/encapsulates data which can be ranged over.
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by dharmab 2y ago
I would have preferred a Result type.
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by dharmab 2y ago
I have written my own types that can do this? EDIT: Had to check, yeah I had to implement the iter.Seq type to do it
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by dharmab 2y ago
Showering is not an option without running water anyway.
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by dharmab 2y ago
I'm willing to bet if you put modern SSDs in old computers people would prefer Office 2003 to modern Office.
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by dharmab 2y ago
I daily drive https://kagi.com/orion/ on mobile and will likely begin to switch on desktop as their cross platform support emerges.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Oh, I didn't see it in Homebrew, so I searched for "install V" and found the documentation which only has compiling from source.
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by dharmab 2y ago
Go look at the commit log and tell me if it looks like abandonware.
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by dharmab 2y ago
V is pre-1.0, and you have to install it by compiling it from source. I'm very excited about V. It's the language I wish Go was.
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by dharmab 2y ago
The issue is not software. It's that on consumer motherboards you can push more data in practice over Wifi than USB.

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