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by jweir 3y ago
"My rake is faster than your leaf blower" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-XqbXi7tNo
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by jweir 3y ago
I am pretty sure it is limited to the desktop OS.
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by jweir 3y ago
it is the Keychain Access app
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by jweir 3y ago
Yes, you can create a "New Secure Note Item"
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by jweir 3y ago
I love it, a video TLDR for classic (and not so classic papers). Thank you.
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Rollbar security notice and response Sept 8, 2023(rollbar.com)
11 points by jweir 3y ago|5 comments
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by jweir 3y ago
The bowline, because of the rabbit, is one of the only knots I have not forgotten from my scouting days.
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by jweir 3y ago
Hardly alone. I use no color except for comments and errors. Rob Pike has no color - he thinks it is juvenile. https://groups.google.com/g/golang-nuts/c/hJHCAaiL0so/m/kG3B... I just don’t see the ut
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by jweir 3y ago
Check out QLogo, under active development. I was teaching my daughter to program with it. Quiet fun. https://qlogo.org
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by jweir 3y ago
Fantastic.
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by jweir 3y ago
I love Ruby and we use Ruby and we do not allow meta-programming. Too difficult to maintain. Even `send` is frowned upon, but allowed under some circumstances.
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by jweir 3y ago
Smart watches too. Big distraction problem in my son’s grade school and they are used on math tests.
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by jweir 3y ago
There is no _the_ alternative. But there are alternatives. I would reach for Go. I’m not great at it but good enough that I know I can code up a server. And I know it will be be stable and simple to deploy - upload the binary and run it via
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by jweir 3y ago
I too live in one, although it was heavily modified around 2009 with a second story put on it. All the houses on this side of the street are the same Sears house model and all have been slightly greatly modified over the last 110 years. Th
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Will submerging computers make data centers more climate friendly?(oregonlive.com)
3 points by jweir 3y ago|1 comments
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by jweir 3y ago
There was a bit of staging going on in that demo. Like when the fellow walks up in frame perfectly between two windows and hands the viewer something. Or the FaceTime call where the woman was talking to 3 other people – why weren't the
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by jweir 3y ago
Since we are mentioning these, I use entr # Makefile test: `find * -name "*.go" | entr bash -c "clear; go test ./..."` https://eradman.com/entrproject/
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by jweir 3y ago
Text categorization for podcasts. The prompt asks for specific aspects from a podcast - people, dates, locations - score them by relevance and count the occurrences. Now, GPT can't count for a damn, but it is a useful proxy. The rel
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by jweir 3y ago
https://youtu.be/yZLedcnFA94 Here is a video of Stepan Mitkin demoing Drakon at an Erlang conference from 2015.
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by jweir 3y ago
You could search news and have an option to select if you wanted your results more right wing or left wing. It was a show off feature that solved a problem I’m not sure anyone needed solving. And I doubt it was cheap to create. This alone
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by jweir 3y ago
Neeva was great and I enjoyed using it until… The media bias feature was added. It was silly and probably not cheap to create. The StackOverflow integration was terrible and a misdirection. Completely unusable. Then the LLM came. It was slo
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by jweir 3y ago
I have not yet played with embedding. It is on my list though. Fortunately for my current purposes 3.5-turbo is fast enough and quite affordable.
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by jweir 3y ago
Exactly. I have been using OpenAI for taking transcriptions and finding keywords/phrases that belong to particular categories. There are existing tools/services that do this – but I would need to learn their API. With OpenAI, I d
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U.S. Wind Turbine Database(eerscmap.usgs.gov)
3 points by jweir 4y ago|0 comments
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by jweir 4y ago
I look around me and see a wealthy society that has said no to a lot of technological progress - but not all. These are people that work together to build as a community to build and develop their society. They look at technology and ask i
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by jweir 4y ago
We migrated from Vagrant/VirtualBox to Mutlipass and Mutagen.io for file sync. The only thing I miss is the private networking options of VirtualBox. So we pull the ip from Multipass and put it in etc/hosts for name registration.
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Migrating x86 Linux Development on Intel Mac to Apple Silicon(gist.github.com)
1 points by jweir 4y ago|0 comments
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National Airspace System Status(nasstatus.faa.gov)
1 points by jweir 4y ago|0 comments
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by jweir 4y ago
Controversial only because they were hard to learn and those that invested in learning lost that investment. The new architecture is so much better and not hard to explain.
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by jweir 4y ago
Well, if you want to browse some ANSI history there is https://artpacks.org/

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