jwrallie

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escape + . for repeating the last argument from the last command There are other commands to grab other arguments [0]. [0] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4009412/how-to-use-argum...
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It is better when you cannot get a package otherwise, so if you use a distro with a big repo, it happens mostly with proprietary software.
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It does have evil mode ;)
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I had some trouble with Linux in the past but sticking to ThinkPads gives me no problem nowadays. I always thought it was hard to support sleep properly due to the diversity of hardware, but isn’t Apple supposed to have a big advantage here
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I tried LibreChat and OpenWebUI, between the two I would recommend OpenWebUI. It feels a bit less polished but has more functions that run locally and things work better out of the box. My favorite thing is that I can just type my own quest
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That looks very cool. I have fond memories of working with analog oscilloscopes. I started college in 2007, and they handled us newbies in EE analog oscilloscopes for learning, as it does not have the (in)famous auto-scale button. Working w
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Nice! I could have saved so much time downloading models to do trial end error with this.
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I am wondering if anyone here is programming targeting old hardware as a hobby. It is something I am thinking of looking into.
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OpenSuse is such a great base OS, everything is cohesive, but I really wish it had more packages. Flatpak covers most of its shortcomings but sometimes you need something a bit unusual or that does not pair well with Flapak. I am currently
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Trying to find an affordable camera / baby monitor that was both secure and offline was a tough one for me, it seems every single consumer oriented camera has a remote access functionality (= a backdoor) nowadays, and the baby monitors
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For me it was Windows 11 not supporting hardware. I moved to Fedora in the beginning of this year for work (while using it at home for quite a while). After seeing SharePoint.exe using 1GB and 100% of the CPU today for over 12 hours I’m ser
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Agreed, I was born in 1989 and remember it, so it was a thing even 10 years later. Dead channels only truly died after digital TV became the standard.
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> Whether or not ublock lite is missing functionalities because of MV3 is irrelevant to the original statement that adblockers need webRequestBlocking. It can be relevant depending of how you define properly . If it depends on any of th
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You could go the same way as the study, flip a coin to use AI or not, write down the task you just did, the time you thought the task took you and the actual clock time. Repeat and self-evaluate.
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Like the feeling of the command line being always faster than using the GUI? Different ways we engage with a task can change our time perception. I wish there was a simple way to measure energy spent instead of time. Maybe nature is just op
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Since you mentioned your mom, mine is not as tech savvy. At one point she needed a computer to type something and print it, a simple use case so I came up with this idea of setting up a computer that would give me no tech support trouble, s
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I think also trying to work around a faulty server with client code is a bit weird, I could see it happening in practice but my first instinct given this interview would be to insist the server should receive some attention first, or if it
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Very interesting, your readme.md would benefit from a pic of it running on the system and showing something in Japanese! I always thought of a similar system for a jailbroken Kindle, I really like the idea of spaced repetition on the go in
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Good point, somehow if I think of a 30 minutes meeting, 10 minutes of silence sounds great, but seeing a 1 hour block disappear from a 3 hour recording makes me want to use that “free” hour to do something else. Well, I don’t think silence
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From my own experience with whisper.cpp, normalizing the audio and removing silence not only shortens the process time significantly, but also increases a lot the quality of the transcription, as silence can mean hallucinations. You can do
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I take this book was life changing to you, would you mind explaining a bit more on why? If you read it before 25, do you think it would have the same effect, given your different experience at that age?
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Interestingly, DRM is also being used by Signal for privacy concerns over Windows Recall, as discussed on HN [0] previously. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44053364
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On my defense, I’m sure I’m not the only person to have ever called it Make before [0]. It’s OK to capitalize proper nouns in English. You can even find this link in your reference [1], but you can argue that this is not the original versio
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If you have a single file C program you can also use Make without a Makefile. I always had the idea that Make reads a Makefile, so when I saw this for the first time it blew my mind. So if you have file.c you can just call “make file” and t
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I just took the first link from a Google search that looked not to be advertisement (edit: but still kinda is) https://emishia-clinic.jp/low-dose-pill/on-my-period-sex/
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One interesting thing I observed by being trilingual is that different countries’ medical systems will give different and sometimes contradictory instructions when you Google for some medical information. One of this is sex during menstruat
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I have trouble justifying the $20 tier when compared to other offers for similar service from other providers. I think OpenAI should, every once in a while, offer a new feature with no delay to their Plus tier, with lots of limits of course
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Sometimes NPCs can follow you if they are close to the door when you enter, so while it’s not so common it could happen.
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That’s good advice. You need to see the costs that are not so obvious including your own time. You might as well profit a bit in exchange of the extra work and to cover some losses as others mentioned. Eventually if demand is sustained, you
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If I understood correctly, the ECP5 FPGA can be designed for with open source tooling [0][1], which makes this even more awesome. OP, if you are planning to commercialize these, try to confirm compatibility, that will definitely make it mor

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