karamanolev

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by karamanolev 2y ago
Depends on the pothole, but for some, driving at a higher speed is actually better than lower speed (short and deep ones) - the wheels just don't have enough time to fall significantly.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Probably not with a phone, but "affordable" full-frame MILC/DSLR cameras with 100-400mm or 600mm lenses exist and people have them. Much better chances.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Are the odds really better though? A quick search reveals an Everest death rate of between 1% - 1.6% depending on the period. Suicide success rate seems at least an order of magnitude higher (maybe more).
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Self-leveling usually "one time", or "slowly", as in changes based on the weight on the rear axle. It doesn't work on the timescale of acceleration, braking, cornering, etc.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
From my *personal* experience, the target audience, to a large degree, doesn't care at all about owning domains, websites or servers. They want something that just works and the less they have to deal with technology, the better. In th
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Probably a remote with buttons to unlock the car (no keyless entry) and a key to insert into an ignition lock to turn it - that's what I've seen in today's entry-level cars.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
I don't think the implication was about the precise color, but rather the lack of diversity.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
I fail to see how TCP/IP fragmentation really affects this use case. I don't know why it's mentioned and given that there aren't multiple network devices with different MTUs it will cause issues. Am I right? Is that the
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by karamanolev 2y ago
MyISAM in the olden days could/would magically lose data. InnoDB has been the de facto standard for a while and I haven't seen data loss attributed to it.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
And not just next week, but Monday next week!
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Side note, Factorio 2.0 + Space Age is coming in a few days (Monday, the 21st). Ardent players, be ready to press the pause button on your non-factory life and dive deep.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
From my experience, RHR, sleeping heart rate and HRV are good indicators of when I'm getting sick.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
> Women read books by men, but men don’t read books by women. WHAT?
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by karamanolev 2y ago
A lot of people who get the idea that it isn't (a sustainable, valuable career) give me the impression of asking a tangential question: > Is SWE a career that will remain in insane demand, commanding outsized salaries and giving cra
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Same here. I feel like Google's products have become such a labyrinth of features, settings, integrations, separate (but not really) products, that navigating them requires an expert. Sadly, I don't see a way back - each new addit
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by karamanolev 2y ago
> This project provides a Docker-based inference engine for running Large Language Models (LLMs) on AMD GPUs. First sentence of the README in the repo. Was it somehow unclear?
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Given that this is from 2022 and it says: > We see RibbonFETs as the best option for higher performance at reasonable power, and we will be introducing them in 2024 along with other innovations, such as PowerVia, our version of backside
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Reading about his experience, you can replicate the Dropbox behavior with an rm -rf :D ftp and CVS would be actually functional...
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by karamanolev 2y ago
Wouldn't a regular filesystem format of the card have the same effect - wipe the file? Wouldn't such SD cards be fatally flawed for most applications? My camera, drone, etc. all format the cards.
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by karamanolev 2y ago
The shittiness of a place is defined by a lot more, and more important, attributes than alert hygiene. Culture, pay, location, industry, leadership. If one leaves companies for (relatively) minor things like that, there are basically no com
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by karamanolev 2y ago
"... Linux GPU Kernel Modules" is pretty unambiguous to me.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
They're written in Go, but I think I like the concept of a language called Goo. Maybe they should've named it that instead.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
And more recently, Redis.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
If you can run the daily batch processing in parallel, can't you have one batch start at T+0, the next one starts at T+24h, then the first one finishes at T+28h and so on?
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by karamanolev 3y ago
No, x < 4, within integers. If N < 5, then N <= 4. If x < N, then x < 4.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
How is Google not? A quick search points that Google Workspace has a huge market penetration.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
> Maybe all of the low hanging startup fruit of that variety has been plucked. I felt that I agreed, but then I would have equally agreed right before Slack got so popular, so ... maybe not? We often don't see the long hanging fruit
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by karamanolev 3y ago
In this experiment particularly, yes, but I would bet the original comment was referring to "The new technique could unlock possibilities for using cloned primates in drug testing and behavioural research." I was asking why using
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Why is it more or less dystopian than using non-cloned monkeys for research? Genuine question.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Can you recommended a good article that goes over the ledger pattern (the easy part) and the performant calculation of balances as the ledger grows? I'm going to start working on a warehouse management system in the coming months and t

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