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by dpedu 9mo ago
The promise that was made was to go after the type of people you described - first . Not to stop after them. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgrnn8zxdego
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by dpedu 9mo ago
Some lessons were learned from iRobot.
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by dpedu 9mo ago
I don't buy it. They failed to build a sustainable business model and are now suffering the consequences. Everybody is leaning into AI because it works (in the sense that it pays the bills). Saying the layoffs were because of AI offloa
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by dpedu 9mo ago
This seems like the type of comment the parent comment is referring to. It's day 1 of the invasion. Why have you concluded the US is unable to put anything in the place of Venezuela's previous government?
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by dpedu 9mo ago
There could be hope for it, but it might be too late now. I dumped tea on my M1 Macbook air earlier this year. I managed to save it - sort of. I had to replace the battery. The screen was working but also had liquid damage so I replaced it
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by dpedu 9mo ago
I didn't know about <datalist>, but how are you supposed to use it with a non-trivial amount of items in the list? I don't see how this can be a replacement for javascript/XHR based autocomplete.
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by dpedu 9mo ago
> I’m building Cargo/UV for C. Interesting! Do you mind sharing a link to the project at this point?
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by dpedu 10mo ago
I'm not so sure this will happen. Existing models aren't being banned and DJI can continue to import and sell them.
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by dpedu 10mo ago
I got an M1 Mac Mini somewhat recently as well, to replace my ~2012 Mac Mini that I use as a media center PC. And frankly, it's overkill. Used ones can be had for $200-$300 USD, lower side with cosmetic damage. An absolute steal, IMO.
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by dpedu 10mo ago
> Running AI on your laptop is like playing Starcraft Remastered on the Xbox A great analogy because there is Starcraft for a console - Nintendo 64 - and it is quite awkward. Split-screen multiplayer included.
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by dpedu 10mo ago
It's being downvoted because the commenter is asking for something that is already in the readme. Furthermore, it's ironic that the person raising such an issue is performing the same mistake as they are calling out - neglecting t
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by dpedu 10mo ago
Huh? It says so right in the README. https://github.com/elitan/velo/blame/12712e26b18d0935bfb6c6e... And are we really doing this? Do we need to admit how every line of code was produced? Why? Are you expecti
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by dpedu 10mo ago
Initial setup is rarely the hard part of any technology.
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by dpedu 10mo ago
This is my gripe with Postgres as well. Every time I see comments extolling the greatness of Postgres, I can't help but think "ah, that's a user, not a system administrator" and I think that's a completely fair judg
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by dpedu 10mo ago
Is the code behind this available?
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by dpedu 10mo ago
These are all pretty bad! I'm not on liquid glass yet, and am not looking forward to it. I'm actually a fan of the "reduce transparency" accessibility option. Hopefully it's sill available. The weirdest issue I&#x27
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by dpedu 10mo ago
I have not tried either myself, but I wanted to mention that Versity S3 Gateway looks good too. https://github.com/versity/versitygw I am also curious how Ceph S3 gateway compares to all of these.
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by dpedu 10mo ago
The MacOs settings redesign really bothered me too. Maybe it's the 20+ years of muscle memory, or maybe the new one really is that bad, but I find myself clicking around excessively and eventually giving up and using search. I'm w
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by dpedu 10mo ago
I used to have a similar dumb one (Roomba 860 if memory serves) and it would take the same path over and over again in certain corners of my house, which meant my carpet ended up with unsightly wheel tracks on it from the repetition. I don&
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by dpedu 10mo ago
I was doing something similar just the other day and came across sqlite-s3vfs[0]. It is likewise a SQLite VFS that translates IO to S3 api calls. However, that project is only for python and seemingly abandoned. Additionally, if you want mo
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by dpedu 10mo ago
If the LLMs of today can even produce a sizable C program that compiles, doesn't leak memory, doesn't exhibit UB, doesn't have any obvious vulnerabilities, and is correct, I would be astounded .
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by dpedu 10mo ago
My company (Matterport, YC Winter '12) uses it to store metadata about 3d models. I really don't have that much to say about it because it's not my primary area of focus, and besides that, has been extremely reliable and hand
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by dpedu 10mo ago
These are great. Some time ago I was tasked with writing installation tooling for a startup's data analysis product, which was built as a distributed system. The system used a SQL database to store metadata, so every host needed the SQ
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by dpedu 10mo ago
The anonymity aspect of it always confused me. If anything, bitcoin and almost all other cryptos are the ultimate surveillance state currency. Every single bitcoin, no matter how many fractions it is broken into, is traceable through every
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by dpedu 10mo ago
> when it came time to run my favourite PalmOS game - Warfare, Inc.. Also one of my favorite PalmOS games! It is worth noting that this game has been open sourced under a new name, Hostile Takeover. https://github.com/spi
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by dpedu 10mo ago
I mean I get it, but it seems a bit silly. What's next - an image search engine that only returns images created before photoshop?
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by dpedu 11mo ago
Is it not soaring? I can't think of a recent time a new technology was invented and I began using it almost every day, and I don't even consider myself that heavy of a user of AI.
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by dpedu 11mo ago
It's worth noting that the Gaza Health Ministry is a government agency and the de-facto government of Gaza is Hamas, and therefore the health ministry _is_ Hamas. Casualty numbers released by the ministry have already been statisticall
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by dpedu 1y ago
Minio used to be able to do this, but they dropped this feature - "gateway mode" - several years ago.
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by dpedu 1y ago
Hasn't openvpn had hardware acceleration for some time now? Those days are long gone.

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