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KittyCAD – The Future of CAD(kittycad.io)
4 points by fallat 3y ago|1 comments
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SummonScript – Manifest manifold models with magical machinations(github.com)
1 points by fallat 3y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 3y ago
Thank you.
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by fallat 3y ago
> I'm hoping to see, over time, a shift away from ad-hoc null hypothesis testing in favour of linear models (yes, in introductory courses, from the start-- see link below) and Bayesian-by-default approaches. Is there anything where
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by fallat 3y ago
It's happened too many times in general by other companies, or Kagi? All things said, I think Kagi really as the incentives aligned. I'm not a fan of Kagi but I believe the "business is sound" :) Sure, I also believe the
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by fallat 3y ago
> I don't think that's a realistic threat oh boy, i think you just declared a challenge .
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by fallat 3y ago
It'd be so nice to have a super simple DHT crawler CLI tool, in both implementation and interface.
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by fallat 3y ago
Thanks for saying this, I'd love to see people talking about this over everything else. Maybe it looks like multiple companies, i.e. AWS becomes separated with its own CEO, etc.
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by fallat 3y ago
I know, but the problem with that is now each cell is essentially a calculator, and it only makes sense to store numbers, and even on small devices, dealing with spreadsheets isn't the greatest because of screen size. Building discipli
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by fallat 3y ago
I wrote software to at least adjust brightness: https://len.falken.directory/backlight-auto.html If you're lucky, your monitor can be controlled over HDMI or DisplayPort commands. Matching the room brightness is exactl
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by fallat 3y ago
Happy to see a comment like this. One thing I'd add to the list is spaced repetition software for memory strengthening. When you have a moment, you can go over things and strengthen your own memory. Is a spreadsheet even necessary on t
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by fallat 3y ago
I think the article is aimed at more experienced Ethereum users. Unfortunately these are real things on Ethereum where only the most involved understand it. IMO, Ethereum is actually doing a fantastic job at moving itself forward. The issue
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by fallat 3y ago
I gotta say all I see is narcissism when looking at those photos. I much prefer ones that have nothing to do with the person's face
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by fallat 3y ago
I honestly hope to god MS continues to produce these keyboards. It's the only keyboard I've rebought because I love it so much. The ergonomic tilt both inward and upward, with the scissor switch keys, all for $100, is f'ing i
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by fallat 3y ago
It's essentially an invitation to test the boundaries. "Here's some razor blades and nails, do what you want, I am an art piece!" Everyone immediately thinks "well I guess she wants us to test her with this stuff&qu
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by fallat 3y ago
There have been a couple of interviews with Gabe and the company, and the guy that's "next in line" really seems just as fit and right as Gabe. No worries.
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by fallat 3y ago
They were? how
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by fallat 3y ago
Commenting for myself later :D.
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by fallat 3y ago
or you know, just don't connect your computer online.
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Show HN: Backlight-auto – the missing Linux automatic backlight adjuster(len.falken.directory)
1 points by fallat 3y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 3y ago
The THC levels in Canadian cannabis is f'd. Of all the things, I wish the gov. had put mandates that there must be a minimum level of CBD and maximum level of THC. It's bonkers.
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by fallat 3y ago
The remedy is Google gives the guy a job or some damn payment. "They don't have to" - well no shit, we don't have to be nice to each other, yet most of us are. Why can't Google be nice to people?
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by fallat 3y ago
Why? It sounds fun! At the end of the day a game is just a challenge to overcome right?
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by fallat 3y ago
Like others have said, there will always be a cost X to desalinate water. I think the best way to pay for X, is to use energy from an external source. External from the Earth. I'm obviously talking about the Sun. We could use the remov
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by fallat 3y ago
> when the client has a specific, measurable problem that they don’t know how to fix (but you do) Then the client tells you that wasn't their problem in the first place. In the 10 years of contracting I've never done fixed rate
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by fallat 3y ago
Seems your assumptions about their practices are wrong based on the other comment, but let's pretend that's the truth. Why would a GitHub Action be worse? You're just telling me it is, asking me to believe that... The car an
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by fallat 3y ago
Once you know what goes into these demos, it's not really comparable.
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by fallat 3y ago
> There's basically no way to do this without trusting the redistributor in addition to the original publisher, but some things can reduce the amount of trust. Having a verifiable build process, that checks signing keys and hashes,
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by fallat 3y ago
> In some ways we may be trending back towards the days of AOL/Prodigy/Compuserve/The Well, where you virtually hang out with "your people", and content that doesn't exist within your group basically doesn&#
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by fallat 3y ago
Ah, now THAT's an interesting aspect I wish someone would have brought up over the years I've seen WASM. I guess WASM as a target and embeddable VM really helps with security in those cases. Couldn't we also do the same thoug

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