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With Gaza war and Trump's return, Silicon Valley embraces a military Renaissance(972mag.com)
4 points by e12e 2y ago|1 comments
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by e12e 2y ago
>> They’re faster, more flexible, and work seamlessly across devices. Native apps? Not so much. > Enabling iCloud sync for your app is just a single click on Xcode. How well does that work on Android, Linux and Windows desktop, Chr
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by e12e 2y ago
Opening Glide on my phone, I'm greeted with: > Open Glide on a large screen to build apps. I get it - but a little ironic that one can't get started with an existing sheet...
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Adding a Fully-Bootstrapped Mono(guix.gnu.org)
40 points by e12e 2y ago|3 comments
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by e12e 2y ago
>> within reasonable cost > pair of ebay RTX 3090s So... 1700 USD?
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by e12e 2y ago
AFAIU NPUs are for things like voice input/output, computer vision/hand gesture io, knowing how many people/who are in front of the camera etc. Always on, real-time "ai peripherals" - not content generation. I belie
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by e12e 2y ago
> Phones have gotten more waterproof Tell that to the Ericsson t888 I washed (phone turned on) for a full cycle at 60C. After drying out for a few days it worked fine.
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by e12e 2y ago
You might want to look at view components: https://viewcomponent.org/ https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/viewcomponent-in-the-wil... https://thoughtbot.com/blog/hotwire-turbo-stre
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by e12e 2y ago
They also have a SaaS product that lives in the cloud: https://stackoverflow.blog/2023/08/30/journey-to-the-cloud-p...
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by e12e 2y ago
I used to help manage a couple of racks worth of on premise hw in early to mid 2000. We had some old Compaq (?) servers, most of the newer stuff was Dell. Mix of windows and Linux servers. Even with the Dell boxes, things wasn't really
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by e12e 2y ago
Right. I hope the example can be extended to include a sample api service - as understanding how to verify the jwt, check blacklisted tokens are essential to actually using this. I'm worried junior devs might look at such examples and
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by e12e 2y ago
> Web users can now sign up and sign in to your SPA, being served customized content to authenticated and unauthenticated users and based on their predefined roles. They're not really being served customized content, are they? All
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by e12e 2y ago
Interesting. Anyone have an opinion on how this compares to using Kotlin for similar tasks?
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by e12e 2y ago
Ugh, I tried looking into the state of codesigning foss apps for windows, and it's not great it seems. https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo/issues/1#issuecomment-2111... suggests either: https://
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by e12e 2y ago
> The conversations aren't even overtly sexual in nature, mostly just guys sending "hey hope you're having a good day" during work hours. I actually think that's worse. Ed: but props to you for filling a technolo
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by e12e 2y ago
> tlsOptions: > rejectUnauthorized: false Means trust any cert?
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by e12e 2y ago
> with "fallback" just will search up the folder tree to find the just command So don't have just-files in your home directory?
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by e12e 2y ago
Ah, I see there's: https://just.systems/man/en/shebang-recipes.html Which could be done in shell, but typically rather be limited to oneliners (invoking awk) rather than piping a heredoc to an interpreter.
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by e12e 2y ago
> Well, for one, your recipes can be in another language (e.g. Python). Surely this is true for stuff in a ./bin or ./scripts folder - binaries, python with shebang etc?
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by e12e 2y ago
> 2 to 4 new cards per day. Definitely not enough for language learning What is your expected rate of acquisition for a new language? 40*365 ~ 14 000 new cards a year - that's a ten thousand word vocabulary with four thousand cards
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by e12e 2y ago
> Are there any game developers working on infinite story games? I don’t care if it looks like Minecraft, I want a Minecraft that tells intriguing stories with infinite quest generation. Dwarf fortress?
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by e12e 2y ago
LLMs model language, not knowledge. For humans the two are deeply connected, so when we see probable ("correct") language output, we assume and assign meaning. We could allow an LLM to stop generating new tokens if there are no ne
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by e12e 2y ago
I thought maybe mruby had a mostly ruby stdlib - but I guess it's c ported over from mri?
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by e12e 2y ago
Why do you find 0xF.succ better than 0x10 in this case?
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by e12e 2y ago
Not sure about copilot, but I recently became aware of llmware: https://llmware-ai.github.io/llmware/ https://github.com/llmware-ai/llmware There's also Simon Wilson's llm cli: https:&#
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by e12e 2y ago
Btw, found this which explains a bit when you need a TURN server: https://webrtchacks.com/symmetric-nat/
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by e12e 2y ago
Might work with coturn or turn-rs, others? https://github.com/coturn/coturn https://github.com/mycrl/turn-rs Maybe there are some projects doing only stun - if that is enough?
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IPFS on the Web in 2024: Update from Interplanetary Shipyard(blog.ipfs.tech)
18 points by e12e 2y ago|1 comments
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by e12e 2y ago
Reminds me of the escaped AIs of Willam Gibson's sprawl triology, as in "Count Zero" (1987) - all though they only manifest in cyberspace - VR not AR: > (...) The man smiled at Bobby. "Count Zero," he said, &quot
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by e12e 2y ago
Reminds me of the German movie "23": https://www.film-rezensionen.de/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/2...

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