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by imrehg 1y ago
Yes, the site seems to save the checked cocktails into Local Storage (you can click some, and in your browser's inspection tools you can check. Eg. in Firefox > Inspect > Storage > Local Storage, there's a key with "
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by imrehg 1y ago
News TV channels in Taiwan that I usually watch, very often use videos from Threads for local news reporting (stuff sent in by the public). X-originated ones pretty much disappeared for the same use. This doesn't account for millions o
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by imrehg 2y ago
I still have my Thinkpad X201 from 2011 running, and I use it as my personal machine (have an M1 MacBook from/for work). Of course, had to replace the hard drive once or twice, replaced the whole motherboard once[0], and even though it
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The curious case of binfmt for x86 emulation for ARM Docker(gergely.imreh.net)
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by imrehg 2y ago
This feels like an edge case. The "reasonable limit" is likely set based on experimentation, and thus on how much people post on average and the load it generates (so the real number is unlikely to be exactly "2000", IMH
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by imrehg 2y ago
Where's that Alain Bertaud quote from? I'd be interested in listening/reading more about his stuff.
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by imrehg 2y ago
I found Notion's URL schema interesting as well. They have to contend with renames of pages, reorganisation of the hierarchy and all that. So they have something like: notion.so/:account/Current-Name-of-Page-:pageid
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by imrehg 2y ago
Besides all the other advice of using the password manager as a 2FA store as well, on the stand-alone side there is Aegis. I have good experience with it, and allows better interoperability than Authy as well.
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by imrehg 2y ago
Very interesting, especially when compared to shogi (Japanese chess), where captured pieces can be dropped in anywhere on the board. So for shogi players this "ideal square" calculation can be even more natural and more flexible a
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by imrehg 2y ago
Looking at the two specs, interesting to see how Frontier (the first, running AMD CPUs) has much better power efficiency than Aurora (the second, running Intel), 18.89 kW/PFLOPS vs 38.24 kW/PFLOPS respectively... Good advertisemen
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by imrehg 3y ago
That's a very good question. Likely depends on the circumstances. I don't quite know any ways of using untrusted sources safely. Maybe something where you can use temporary credentials (say 2FA), or the the likes of using AWS&#x27
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by imrehg 3y ago
Whenever I look at those reports, I keep wondering how many automated systems have to be there in place to generate all that. All the waveform records, the intensity maps, etc..., they should be all auto-generated, and likely verified by hu
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by imrehg 3y ago
On that last point, I wouldn't pass around the certificate to log in from multiple sources, rather each source would have its own certificate. That is easy & cheap to do (especially with ed25519 certs).
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by imrehg 3y ago
They are discontinuing Authy Desktop in 3 weeks (March 19th), brought forward (!) from August. https://help.twilio.com/articles/19753631228315
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by imrehg 3y ago
This should be nice to be easier to integrate with things like Vanna.ai, that was on HN recently. There a bunch of methods need to be implemented to work, but then usual OpenAI buts can be switched out to anything else, e.g. see the code st
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by imrehg 3y ago
This sounded interesting, so looked it up, some more details in https://www.vanmag.com/city/people/vancouver-taxi-driver-wor... It looks like it wasn't the 1+M km version that they bought back, but the chap w
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by imrehg 3y ago
I'd like to avoid having to convert it all the time (e.g. MacOS' music player doesn't seem to support that? But gonna have to check it). And the sizes are just enormous. But yeah, as storage space & bandwidth are less and
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by imrehg 3y ago
I'm always uncertain what formats to use if I were to download my digital library from Bandcamp. It seems like at least FLAC, OGG, AAC versions of everything would be pretty mandatory, given how different music players' support is
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by imrehg 3y ago
I'm a listener for heaven knows how long, should be close to 20, writing this while being tuned into Space Station. My PhD thesis' epigraph was from a song that I listened way to many times on Secret Agent or Groove Salad. One of
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by imrehg 3y ago
Calling in from year 112 in Taiwan currently, hello, hello.
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by imrehg 3y ago
I have a back-in-the-day (2011) maxed out Thinkpad X201, that was somewhere around $1.5k (whooping max 8GB RAM, etc... :) In the intervening 12 years: - I've replaced the disk at least 2x (going to SSD, and replacing a failed one with
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by imrehg 3y ago
Maybe it depends on the work people are doing. I am doing a lot of data engineering where I can be often tabbing through while adjusting bits that are off, or doing Python portion by portion, and depending on the complexity it does go from
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by imrehg 3y ago
It looks like that needs an NVidia GPU which I don't have, or a cloud service, which is out of scope for me. The autocomplete + chat only seem to work on their own model, all the other models currently one or the other. Nonetheles it d
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by imrehg 3y ago
I haven't tried that particular one yet, I might not have enough RAM to run it, though, but gonna give it a try. It seems like one of the larger code-focused local models. Cheers for the suggestion!
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by imrehg 3y ago
I guess similar to ollama (recently discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36802582 ) which also has support for code-focused models (see: https://ollama.ai/library ). I tried pretty much all of them
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by imrehg 3y ago
This is amazing initiative, thanks for doing it! I like Libby is an amazing "best kept secret". Also Goodreads used such as this "database" is exactly as it should (at least partially) be used. If I could also connect it
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by imrehg 3y ago
If only there was a non-X-thread version of this that was readable (as the threads are now hidden for people not logged in). Of course, the author is free to choose to publish his views in any way they see fit. Except this way it gets a &qu
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by imrehg 3y ago
Here's a more up-to-date link to [1] as it is now published as RFC-9413: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9413.html#name-virtuous-in...
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by imrehg 3y ago
I have bought a bunch of FPGAs years back when I had more time maker/hacker stuff, but then I haven't done anything with them. This looks like an interesting use case that would allow me both to know more FPGA bits and the actual
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by imrehg 3y ago
That's what I took away from reading Everything is Miscellaneous a long while back https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everything_Is_Miscellaneous Definitely thinking about categorization differently (folders which are

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