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Subspace – A simple WireGuard VPN server GUI(github.com)
315 points by jamilbk 6y ago|92 comments
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Open Source Pandemic Ventilator for $200(openventilator.io)
1 points by jamilbk 6y ago|0 comments
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by jamilbk 6y ago
For this data to be useful, I think we first need to establish that people who use Facebook and participate in its surveys represent a relatively random sample of the general population. Or adjust for all the ways in which it does not. Ot
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by jamilbk 6y ago
Wow. So they can’t even take the time to write their own thoughtful reply to their constituents on heated issues? They simply plagiarize the work of others or pay some intern to do it? How insulting. What the heck is wrong with these politi
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by jamilbk 6y ago
Sigh, another feel-good law being proposed with no consideration for second or third order effects. Tech companies would be required to police their systems for this data. There’s no good automated way to do this, so an army of compliance w
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by jamilbk 7y ago
I noticed this too. For me, diet was the main culprit in my inconsistency. My armchair theory is that either fluctuating blood sugar levels during sleep or imbalance of gut microbiome are the cause. A mild ketogenic diet worked wonders for
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by jamilbk 7y ago
I definitely agree with you, but I want to see more data. Without broad testing it’s difficult to ascertain the true death rate of the virus (many infected are asymptomatic). But my hope is we can come up with similarly effective measures (
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by jamilbk 7y ago
You make a valid point. At the same time, economic problems affect everyone while it seems that covid-19 harm scales with age. No easy solutions to be sure, but I have hope more data becomes available soon so we can implement more nuanced p
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by jamilbk 7y ago
It’s much easier to quantify the harms of allowing business as usual and letting the infection spread (namely # of deaths) than it is quantifying the cascading repercussions of a massive global economic meltdown. Accordingly, world leaders
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by jamilbk 7y ago
Really makes you wonder what the criteria is for being investigated. Maybe I’m naive, but I find it hard to believe that there are 36,000 yearly iCloud accounts with probable cause to be tied to terrorism activity and/or national secur
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by jamilbk 7y ago
We have great weather here in the Bay Area but are often confined to offices to get our work done because of sunlight glare on our laptop screens. I've always thought more people would choose to work outside if their laptop had a decen
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by jamilbk 7y ago
I don’t mean to hate on ECMAScript, but is anyone else slightly surprised these features weren’t in earlier? Like I wonder how many bugs were introduced because the developer didn’t realize Array.sort() was unstable.
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by jamilbk 7y ago
The main limitation office workers face when working in sunlit environments is the reflective glare on most, if not all, computer displays. I conjecture if/when e-ink displays match conventional LCDs in response time and resolution the
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by jamilbk 7y ago
Someone needs to make pants with faraday cage pockets. Protection from radiation and notifications at the same time.
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AMD at Computex 2019(amd.com)
7 points by jamilbk 7y ago|0 comments
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by jamilbk 7y ago
This. So much this. There’s much to be said about a handheld gaming device that isn’t constantly distracting you with notifications and alerts. My iPhone constantly teeters between Do Not Disturb and full-on ring volume. Looking forward to
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by jamilbk 7y ago
The article assumes a “He”. Has it been confirmed to be a male or is it assumed anyone wishing to troll the NYC subway lines is male?
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by jamilbk 7y ago
Question for Tesla owners: Is the recharge time ever a problem? Have you ever felt regret from not being able to just pull up to a gas station, refuel, and be on your way? Part of me drools with child-like giddiness at the prospect of ownin
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by jamilbk 8y ago
When a shoe becomes untied, will it auto-lace as I’m walking? And why stop at shoes? Bring on the auto-lacing corsets, self-buttoning shirts, and auto-adjusting belts (useful for large meals).
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by jamilbk 8y ago
This is awesome! Downloaded the binary and runs with no issues on Ubuntu 18.04 x64. Two questions: 1. Any plans to support OCR processing similar to Evernote? 2. Any plans on offering a paid service for syncing the encrypted notes to? I&#x2
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by jamilbk 8y ago
1. Forget about what's "normal". Instead, ask yourself: "Is this going to contribute to my broader goals in life?" Having close friends in high school may offer valuable experiences in social dynamics and managing r
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by jamilbk 8y ago
Where is the literature? Without strong supporting studies, arguments like these have little merit. This seems like more of the established argument that saturated and mono unsaturated fats are unhealthy (butter, coconut oil, beef tallow, e
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by jamilbk 8y ago
I made it through the first few pages and the author seems to treat calories from all sources the same. I wonder what his take on the theory that calories from some sources (e.g. saturated and monounsaturated fats) are generally not transl
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by jamilbk 9y ago
I thought the same thing. Why bring gender into this? Bullying should be discouraged in all walks of life, whether the victims and perpetrators are male or female. Interestingly, all of my female friends who use Bumble are actually annoyed
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Maritime Mobile FT8 Amateur Radio(microship.com)
1 points by jamilbk 9y ago|0 comments
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by jamilbk 9y ago
Most things that "run on CPUs" run on CPUs by many vendors. In the cases where software does not run on ARM processors it's almost always due to an architectural difference with x86, not an artificial proprietary limitation.
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by jamilbk 9y ago
Prerequisites - Supported Operating Systems: Linux, Windows and MacOS - CUDA 7.5 or above | cmake 2.8 or above | gcc 4.8 or above s/GPU/nVIDIA/ Is it just me or does anyone else get annoyed when a library clai
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by jamilbk 9y ago
Once it rains, that grass turns to mud and anyone without a 4x4 is hopelessly stuck.
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by jamilbk 9y ago
This can essentially be accomplished with ZFS and an SSD as a L2ARC device. I have three 8 TB Seagate SMR drives in RAID-Z (aka RAID-5) with a 500 GB Samsung 950 Pro M.2 as a L2ARC cache drive on the pool and it works beautifully for my wor
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by jamilbk 9y ago
That's a fair assumption I think. It will be interesting to see whether Vega's high-bandwidth cache controller (HBCC) will help nullify this difference if implemented in ML frameworks.

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