k_bx

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by k_bx 2y ago
What's the upgrade process and the state of implementations for self-hosted services? The current service is beyond terrible, big hopes for Matrix 2.0.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Maybe then IDE is not the best target, but rather a clear "REPL-friendliness at all times" is, e.g. everything is built around constant re-evaluation where you can discover things where interested, maybe put stop gaps and prints e
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by k_bx 2y ago
It's not just poor typing. It's the lack of discoverability. "What are all my options here in this expression? What are the symbols available?" I think a good IDE integration could solve this, but not sure how much is po
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by k_bx 2y ago
In my opinion, instead of searching for alternative we should use good programming languages that are extremely refactor-friendly and legacy-resistant. That's why I love ELM as a front-end langauge (and hope to see a successor ROC succ
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by k_bx 2y ago
Too bad it doesn't work between different tailnets (users). Would love this.
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by k_bx 2y ago
The best similar thing for Emacs I've ever used was Deft inside my Dropbox (or whatever is your server of choice). Simple, Markdown, has link navigation.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Environmental impact is not the main concern when it comes to power consumption. Main concern is how long will it work on a battery before a maintenance person can come by and switch the battery or if the sun will come out and start chargin
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by k_bx 2y ago
No idea then. Maybe it's something to do with Windows 10, but it definitely was showing me tons of "software blocked" and "unknown developer" warnings.
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by k_bx 2y ago
From acer.com? Search for acer predator helios neo 16 (PHN-16-71) Looks like this https://imgur.com/xelfxZB
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by k_bx 2y ago
Their official network drivers are called Killer and are very malware-looking ("unknown developer" blocked by windows). It's unbelievable. Looks like some weird spyware junk too.
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by k_bx 2y ago
In Ukraine. So.. it depends on how much do you want it haha https://rozetka.com.ua/ua/acer-nhqlveu00a/p416822133/
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by k_bx 2y ago
Mine came with no OS. I need Linux primarily, but still Windows occasionally for Mission Planner and other Windows-only apps. So I've installed a second M.2 disk and had this terrible experience with Windows installation afterwards.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Bought $2k laptop Acer Predator Helios Neo 16. Windows 11 doesn't install at all (can't see the hard drive). Win10 installed but touchpad doesn't work (even after drivers install), network didn't work (neither ethernet n
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by k_bx 2y ago
As a happy Tree Style Tabs user, this is wonderful. I'm using it together with containers for 8 different accounts I have registered for different Google accs, keeping them open all the time. Firefox is a great "co-pilot" bro
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by k_bx 2y ago
Lol, it's like claiming that a human could have an ear instead of an eye and it would be "just as good", since it's just another sensor. Merging a camera with a camera, and a camera with a completely different kind of a
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by k_bx 2y ago
By successful you mean none? No company is "successful", not even Tesla.
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by k_bx 2y ago
It doesn't look like Tesla ever was in a state that it didn't have problems. It's a very new area where all solutions are filled with unsolved problems.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Same answer can be given to the original question, couldn't it?
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by k_bx 2y ago
Adding a LIDAR will add a problem of "the system couldn't decide between believing a lidar or camera, decided to go with LIDAR which was wrong, and smashed into a perfectly visible wall".
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by k_bx 2y ago
Sure. And another thing that matters: the producer of a faulty USB cable that led us to waste several days of work. And another: shitty battery producer that led us waste several more days. This "little computer land" is flaky and
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by k_bx 2y ago
I have a solution which was developed and tested by another person under rPi. I know it's working on exact model. All I need to do is to buy exactly the same model of rPi, install the same OS, and deploy that solution there, as many as
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by k_bx 2y ago
This, plus you get free domain name with HTTPS cert working.
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by k_bx 2y ago
It's very simple. We needed to begin somewhere, and until we've had at least 10-20 active users which load our database with their analytics queries, we wouldn't require a lot in terms of compute power and speed. However, we
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by k_bx 2y ago
I'm one of the people who actually use Tailscale for production systems where there are servers physically close to me, or at some other controlled locations, and then there are hundreds of users hundreds kilometers away, all working v
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by k_bx 2y ago
The future is Miro. I've noticed that I can create mockups out of boxes more quickly than drawing something with pen and paper, then putting tons of notes and arrows, then just implementing it.
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by k_bx 2y ago
I disagree. It should be a compiler warning, maybe a "clippy" one, in such cases. Btw the problem of sync code blocking async code is very real and also needs to be resolved, adding explicit `.blocking` to every blocking call is j
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by k_bx 2y ago
Thanks, didn't have my coffee yet :)
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by k_bx 2y ago
Yep. The only things about async that bothers me is the need to write ".await" everywhere. I wish there'd be a way to inverse this, and actually just run ".await" by default, while having a special construct not to.
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by k_bx 2y ago
In Nix, I've found that the biggest problem is not the language but the lack of easy introspection. Which keys are present in the struct I'm looking at? What are all the symbols in point X? Etc. It felt like an "ok to read bu
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by k_bx 2y ago
I don't know about Italy. I was in Poland for couple days, and we decided to check if Starbucks is any good - we've ordered filter, espresso, and few kinds of coffee with milk. It's the most disgusting coffee you can ever fin

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