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by iamjackg 2y ago
This is what I do, the only issue is that I don't have nearly as much "range" with divergence as I do with convergence, so I have to make the pictures as small as possible when using it to line up two images (as opposed to au
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by iamjackg 2y ago
It's not really a scold -- god knows I've wasted a lot of stuff for the sake of fun projects, this just happens to be past the threshold for me. Not entirely sure why. I think it might be because thermal paper feels kinda yucky: i
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by iamjackg 2y ago
I've had this same idea since I also own a thermal printer, but I could never get past the wastefulness of printing a piece of paper that I would then immediately throw away after reading, so I never implemented it. I still think about
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by iamjackg 2y ago
UI-generated configs are not stored in the database, they end up in a collection of JSON files in a .storage directory inside your config directory.
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Well, the various Echo devices were allegedly built as loss leaders in the hope people would use them to make orders on Amazon. This is backed by the most active open source project on GitHub, which already has extensive support for voice p
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by iamjackg 2y ago
The very next day?
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by iamjackg 2y ago
"Integration" is just the term the HA project uses for code supporting a specific device/brand/platform. Home Assistant shows a label on each integration clarifying whether it's entirely local or cloud-based.
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by iamjackg 2y ago
If you're on Android, there's an accessibility option in Firefox and Chrome that allows you to always zoom on any page, even if the website normally prevents it. On Firefox it's under Settings -> Accessibility -> Zoom o
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by iamjackg 2y ago
People from (all?) visa waiver countries have their fingerprints taken when entering the US, in addition to having to submit an ESTA[0] application before arrival. Last I checked, it still asked for all your social media handles (although y
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by iamjackg 2y ago
I'm very curious why you think that! Sincerely. These models undergo significant human-aided training where people express a preference for certain behaviours, and that is fed back into the training process: I feel like the behaviour y
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Very cool project! Just a suggestion: since you do have pre-built releases on GitHub, you should mention that in the Installation section of your readme.
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Just adding a data point, here in Canada on my nVidia Shield it went down to 360p a dozen times or so, but never paused at all. I guess I got lucky.
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Oh yeah, this is definitely a thing with a lot of bass-heavy EDM. I'm always a bit wary of trying new venues because I never know if they're going to have proper subwoofers or not, since some genres just do not sound right without
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Ultrasound?
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Take a look at https://sh.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ for a very usable solution to easily run other processes in Python. It has made my life a lot easier whenever I've had to migrate a shell script to Python.
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by iamjackg 2y ago
I'm a very, very happy user of TypingMind. It's not free, but it's worth the (one-time) license cost in my opinion. It has support for multiple providers, plugins, "agents" (pre-set templates), chat grouping, import
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by iamjackg 2y ago
This is definitely a problem. I mostly take a look at the various leaderboards, but there is a proliferation of fine-tuned models that makes it incredibly daunting to explore the model space. Add to that that often they're not immediat
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by iamjackg 2y ago
The downvotes are probably because your comment was unnecessarily abrasive, saying things like "unreadable" and "abhorrent." The feedback is valuable, but the way it's expressed leaves something to be desired.
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Yeah, sorry, I think I was a bit confusing: that's exactly what I'm doing. For example, an Epic folder is laid out like this: EPIC-123 ├─── user-stories │ └─── STORY-234 └─── user-stories-with-summary
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Yeah, the /dev/disk/by-uuid paradigm was actually the inspiration for adding the second folder!
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by iamjackg 2y ago
That's sort of what I'm doing behind the scenes, because I keep one global list of downloaded issues (they're lazily loaded when you access them) and then the folders are really only "views" into the downloaded is
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by iamjackg 2y ago
I wish I had known about this a month ago, when I had to go through the exact same process! In a desperate attempt to find a less frustrating way to interact with Jira, I had the silly idea of starting a jira-as-filesystem project that uses
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by iamjackg 2y ago
A long time ago I did some work to do exactly this in an automated fashion using ffmpeg. It wasn't perfect, but it was better than nothing. I tried going back through my bash history, and the last related entry was this command line:
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Did you try different types of masks? I found that I felt like that during the initial phases of the titration study (where they determine the right settings for you) but once they dialed in the pressure, that feeling went away and now I ac
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by iamjackg 2y ago
I think the commenter you're replying to is just annoyed at having lost the game.
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Tickling the roof of your mouth with your tongue also seems to stop incoming sneezes for a lot of people.
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by iamjackg 2y ago
You read that wrong. What you're referring to is the response you get from the server in the form of callback parameters. The function signature is playdate.scoreboards.addScore(boardID, value, callback) So you only send the
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by iamjackg 2y ago
You might want to read the Usage Analytics section of their privacy policy. https://panic.com/privacy/
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by iamjackg 2y ago
Given the context around that line, I interpret that as applying to their actual Mac applications that deal with usernames/password/hostnames, especially since the sentence that precedes that is > Except as described above And
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by iamjackg 2y ago
This is an incredible idea. I decided to give it a try, but got discouraged because there's no guidance during the process on what will or won't work. I don't know if the floorplan I have will "work," and I don&#x27

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