jvican

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by jvican 5mo ago
I’ve always thought myself as a person suffering a bit of ADHD. I have ALL of your perceived symptoms. Making me reconsider how much on the spectrum I am. Also, I think you should cut some slack to others people's comments about ADHD.
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by jvican 5mo ago
If you're interested in this resource, I highly recommend checking out Stanford's CS336 class. It covers all this curriculum in a lot more depth, introduces you into a lot of theoretical aspects (scaling laws, intuitions) and syst
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by jvican 6mo ago
What a gem! Thank you for sharing.
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by jvican 6mo ago
Having an OS that versions all my VMs and allows A/B running the actual OS, has a high quality CLI, is built on modern standards, supports declarative files, and it’s simpler than Proxmox. I don’t really care for enterprise support. In
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by jvican 6mo ago
I use my own solution (set of bash scripts) on top of IncusOS support for declarative files.
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by jvican 6mo ago
I use IncusOS in my homelab. It's a joy to set up and use. Migrated from Proxmox and manage all my VMs. Heavily use coding assistants to automatically set things up through the IncusOS CLI, translate Docker-Compose images to Incus, wri
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by jvican 7mo ago
I personally like and use watchexec [1] to run commands on repeat. Syntax example: `watchexec -r -e py uv run pytest -xvvs file.py` [1]: https://github.com/watchexec/watchexec
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by jvican 7mo ago
Plus, I don't think Japanese eat a lot more fermented foods than other cultures. It's way more prevalent in South Korea, China, Russia, etc.
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by jvican 7mo ago
I agree with you. I followed him out of curiosity for one or two months, watched about 10 of his videos. He seems to have a good intuition, but he gives weak and often cherry-picked reasonings, to the point that many of his takes are comple
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by jvican 7mo ago
He might indeed need some personal development himself. I followed him when the US bombed Iran's nuclear sites last year. He was involved in a controversy with his kid and turned into a dick, going into a charade against the Western ed
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by jvican 8mo ago
Have you looked into zmx? [0] It doesn't have built-in notifications and there's no panel to see all the open sessions, but I wonder how hard that would be to add. I've used zmx since I ran into it a few weeks ago. Uses libgh
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by jvican 8mo ago
Does it do bufferbloat checks?
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by jvican 8mo ago
Is there any plan for this?
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by jvican 9mo ago
I used it for close to a year and abandoned it because I kept running into issues with tabs getting randomly reloaded and extensions causing trouble. What would you say has changed over the past few months? I just felt like Kagi wasn't
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Chemical Hygiene(karpathy.bearblog.dev)
8 points by jvican 10mo ago|0 comments
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by jvican 1y ago
I'm not sure OP configured it this way, but it's possible. For example, yazelix gives you that functionality.
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by jvican 1y ago
`hx --tutor` is a life saver though. Did that to quickly catch up on hx keybindings and Claude chips in when I need more efficient things to do certain text editing operations.
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by jvican 1y ago
I've fallen in love with Helix and now use it for everything. Moved from neovim and VS Code to Helix for the majority of my coding. For me, after trying the Lazy neovim plugin distro and being a long-time vim user, Helix fills a unique
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by jvican 1y ago
This is great. We definitely need something like this. Where are the safe levels limits to interpret test results? This would be a small addition that would make any of the results interpretable. I had to open the PlasticList website to get
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by jvican 1y ago
There are contexts where the differences matter, but not in the vast majority of contexts (especially the OP's context).
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by jvican 1y ago
Not always. People from the center and west side of Spain typically refer to it as "español" rather than "castellano". Nonetheless, it's true educated people typically refer to it as "castellano" as well a
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by jvican 1y ago
Yes, but when people refer to "Catalan people", they refer to people from Catalunya, Spain, not Andorra.
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by jvican 1y ago
Sorry for misreading, didn't notice the 'some'.
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by jvican 1y ago
Most of the times, for most of the speakers, there is no need to make a distinction. Why would any one feel it's important to say they went to Sydney and spoke to the peoples of Australia in Australian English?
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by jvican 1y ago
Regardless of how they might feel, they're still Spanish (hold a Spanish passport), so it's a true fact. I also take issue with you claiming that all Catalans feel this way, that's largely untrue. That being said, both terms
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by jvican 1y ago
It might be random. Nobody guarantees is uniformly random.
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by jvican 1y ago
Hear, hear. This theory also explains why other languages such as Scala were never really mainstream despite allowing Java- and Kotlin- style programming and having a much broader follower base in Europe. Lack of outreach, concerted marketi
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by jvican 1y ago
His Youtube videos are gold. This one, in which he aims to take the imprecision of floating point numbers to extreme applications, such as training neural networks with linear activation functions or even implementing cryptologically-safe f
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Columbus Was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe, DNA Study Finds(reuters.com)
2 points by jvican 2y ago|1 comments
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by jvican 2y ago
It is most representative to look at the list of densest European cities. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_Union_cities_... As you see, Spain has 12 cities among the top 38 cities in Europe. L'Hospit

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