Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
dsp_person
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
17 ms
·
181.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
Also curious to hear about your setup. Using whisper too? When I was experimenting with it there was still a lot of annoyance about hallucinations and I was hard coding some "if last phrase is 'thanks for watching', ignore la
182.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
Maybe you should have a big switch at the top for "Stimulus mode" and "Distraction-free reader". And maybe another one that shoots fireworks.
183.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
Cutting off visual and audio distractions is very 101 for what goal though? We aren't doing homework or taxes. In one situation it may be "distraction", in another it may be "stimuli" and enjoyable. ADHD people like
184.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
I thought the emojis and animations and stuff were great. Good job.
185.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
> I doubt the author has a grasping of ADHD Do you? It can be hurtful to tell someone they "aren't ADHD enough". First line of the article: > I was diagnosed last year & wasn’t able to find an affordable, quality A
186.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
Very cool! Have you seen music mouse [1]? I wonder in what ways this intonation keyboard concept could be mapped into a 2d touch interface, maybe with some ideas from music mouse. But if it's just a single XY pad, I guess it becomes ju
187.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
When I booted normally with the concatenated image (ensuring removing the original microcode img from the grub.cfg initrd command), I booted and I confirmed the microcode loaded with (dmesg | grep microcode). Then switching to ZBM, while it
188.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
I was looking at using this for my arch zfs-on-root setups, but I've instead just been hacking on /etc/grub.d/10_linux and /lib/initcpio/hooks/zfs to get the boot menu setup I want with grub. I like t
189.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
I found on arch linux, LXD is a pretty great option for running VMs (--vm option) without root, being able to immediately execute commands or get a console, and is a good qemu-based alternative to virtual-box-focused Vagrant. ``` lxc launch
190.
▲
by
dsp_person
3y ago
Vagrant also kind-of fits the description, but I've been looking for an alternative due to it's libvirt support being iffy (the plugin breaks often or has issues compared to the virtualbox provider, also not many official image pr
191.
▲
by
dsp_person
4y ago
Love seeing the live app come up first thing without needing to register, log in, etc.
192.
▲
by
dsp_person
4y ago
Oh I remember now I was actually looking at spirulina for omega 3. Seemed hard to find numbers, but one source said 331mg of EPA per gram of Spirulina platensis ( https://www.ripublication.com/ijac16/ijacv12n4_05.pdf ).
193.
▲
by
dsp_person
4y ago
I was looking into algea/spirulina for B12, but found some sources indicating it is not a bioavailable form of B12, and also prevents real B12 from being absorbed. I'd be interested to know any counter research to this. > almos
194.
▲
by
dsp_person
4y ago
My biggest gripe with undo is in cases where it's unclear what undo will do if anything, and the action is file or email related without a clean redo option. Thunderbird - oops I just keymashed and did a bunch of random shortcuts. OK g
195.
▲
by
dsp_person
4y ago
Subluminal warp drive only needing positive energy seems like cool method to get around conservation of momentum (remember EmDrive?). I wonder if it could be used at very small scales with lower energies for some applications. Another inter
196.
▲
by
dsp_person
4y ago
yup see rincebrain's first reply where nearly every word in the sentence is a url to a different encryption issue > [I recommend]( https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/11679 ) [not using]( https:/
197.
▲
by
dsp_person
5y ago
Really enjoyed Dragon's Egg about life on a neutron star. > The adults of the star's most intelligent species, called cheela (no flexion for gender or number), have about the same mass as an adult human. However, the extreme gr
198.
▲
by
dsp_person
6y ago
I've enjoyed using pyp[1] with fish to make some nice one-liners For example, custom history command to make early commands at the top, scroll to the bottom, and show the date and command on the same line function hist; history -t -R |
199.
▲
by
dsp_person
6y ago
cool this seems handy, but when I try my chrome://inspect/#pages only contains a small subset of tabs out of the few dozen windows I have open. Any tips?
200.
▲
by
dsp_person
6y ago
Hmm, fwiw I think all my boxes with NoMachine have GPUs as well, that may make a difference in the quality for encoding/decoding. If I go full screen it's hard for me to distinguish local vs remote, even watching videos, other tha
201.
▲
by
dsp_person
6y ago
> I also don't understand why someone would want to give you their encryption passphrase. A service like this should just take encrypted sends, and send them back when requested. I don't want my plaintext anywhere other than my
202.
▲
by
dsp_person
6y ago
NoMachine works great here. Enable screen blanking setting or not depending on needs.
203.
▲
by
dsp_person
6y ago
Interested to try this! Previously I subscribed to SkedPal ( https://www.skedpal.com/ ) for awhile but thought it was too expensive to stick with it.
204.
▲
by
dsp_person
6y ago
I'm thinking of a similar approach with text files and collections of other file types like pdfs, images, etc as you note. For tags, there are some packages for tagging I've come across like TMSU [1], taggo [2], dantalian [3] I&#
205.
▲
by
dsp_person
8y ago
Any info?
206.
▲
by
dsp_person
8y ago
Wanna-be artist here. I'm making art as a creative outlet and motivation to build new tools in the areas of audio and computer graphics. It's side projects outside my engineering job. Am making some money on custom plotter prints,