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by kelvie 2y ago
To pile on, I was also going to make something similar for a very similar need (surprisingly hard to find prior art in this area that's good, probably due to so many people doing this) But I will try this once I'm back from PTO!
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by kelvie 2y ago
And to those that haven't dealt with pickled/fermented daikon before, be aware that the smell when opening the container is enough to clear a room!
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by kelvie 2y ago
One that that isn't clear is editor support -- I recently switched to poetry for a few repos at work because it took the pain out of editor setup for my team -- it works with intellij, vscode, and emacs (well, doom emacs made it pretty
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by kelvie 2y ago
The save files were available on Google Takeout, I successfully transferred my save into steam for Into the Breach, for example.
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by kelvie 2y ago
I also use aichat. For some reason (well, I know the reason, it's shell quoting) I don't like passing prompts in via command line, so having a simple text-based TUI like a readline prompt is nice.
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by kelvie 2y ago
Amazing, you should add this somewhere public, like on the product description! I think this will make Linux (ecosystem) support for VRR better, as it will be another thing for relatively sophisticated Linux users to tinker with (which have
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by kelvie 2y ago
That's always going to be true of the night sky though -- and is the goal of astrophotography. That's not to say that there aren't some amazing aurorae that you can experience with the naked eye, if you go closer to the poles
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by kelvie 2y ago
Perhaps the coolest part of this update is a new 2.8k 120hz screen. This will be the first time I've upgraded a screen (myself) on my main laptop, although it ships in August. I wonder if 120hz will drain the battery a lot faster as OE
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by kelvie 2y ago
Touchpad gestures don't work, it would be really nice if I could scroll with my touchpad, although there may be a way using some type of evdev capturer that mimics a shortcut
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by kelvie 2y ago
https://drewdevault.com/2024/04/09/2024-04-09-FDO-conduct-en... This is a pretty good overview. There have been several HN discussions on this matter.
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by kelvie 2y ago
Mentioned this in another comment, but there are pretty good implementations of tiling window managers as kwin scripts inside kwin. I've been using Karousel and it's been great, coming straight from Hyprland. I use a plasma widget
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by kelvie 2y ago
I just switched from hyprland (due to those toxicity articles) back to KDE, and was pleasantly surprised at how much better these scrollable WMs are. I use Karousel[1] which is actually implemented as a KWin script, amazingly. [1] https:&#
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by kelvie 2y ago
I still wonder why there isn't a DIY option that builds in a touchpad or a usable trackball. It's great for bed / home theatre PC (HTPC) use, and some of us are just used to it There are existing keyboards out there, like the
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by kelvie 3y ago
Formlabs does this as well for their 3d printers, my earliest encounter of this was when Docker started getting popular: https://github.com/moby/moby/blob/master/pkg/namesgenerator/...
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by kelvie 3y ago
One of the things I still think about doing is just removing the top screen of my framework and just using a pair of those AR glasses as its main monitor, keeping the bottom chassis as a keyboard/touchpad/mainboard. That's ho
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by kelvie 3y ago
I used egui + wasm to whip together a really quick GUI to help me learn to play chords on the guitar, and would do it again in a heartbeat, it's just so easy to reason about, debug, and use. I wouldn't use it for more serious apps
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by kelvie 3y ago
If you're a tinkerer/sysadmin/programmer (any combination of such) like me, and this is your first foray into these customizable DEs, be warned, it's somewhat addictive. I didn't sleep very well the first few nights
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by kelvie 3y ago
Perhaps related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39263854 ? Or to save a click: https://github.com/atopile/atopile I'm a hobbyist PCB designer, and a hobbyist (and generally happy) openSCAD
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by kelvie 3y ago
Full PR title is actually: xwayland: Add HiDPI support to Xwayland rootful Which is quite a distinction, as I imagine most desktop Wayland users do not run Xwayland rootful, but rather rootless.
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by kelvie 3y ago
I find this is generally region-specific, as what review sites are most commonly used will differ somewhat from region to region.
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by kelvie 3y ago
As the owner of a pair of one of these glasses, I really like using them in bed at night as a monitor that isn't mega bright while my partner is asleep. Or whilst sitting on the couch as I don't like having to look down to play ga
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by kelvie 3y ago
If I remember right there was a reaction time for the OpenAI team they could tweak, if I remember right it was around 200ms (and a short search I think confirms that).
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by kelvie 3y ago
Does it have to do with syllables? I use English mostly (and am certainly a native English speaker), but use my mother tongue to memorize numbers, as mine (Cantonese) has single syllable numbers. I think I can keep 5-7 numbers in short-term
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by kelvie 3y ago
I've been using an esp32-based fan controller with esphome and inlined C++ for my waterloop for a while, with a custom (but super simple) temp control algorithm as well: https://github.com/kelvie/esphome-config&#x2
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by kelvie 3y ago
This comment is assuming the 5090 will come with more VRAM right? I haven't heard if that will be the case for consumer cards, it would be obviously nice if nvidia did, but it doesn't seem like it is in their best interest to do s
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by kelvie 3y ago
I mean at the top end we don't expect this to scale linearly, do we?
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by kelvie 3y ago
There's a massive sampling and confirmation bias with Bunny, though admittedly as a sheepdog owner the videos are very cute. Whenever I talk to e.g. coworkers about an impressive ML demo that was sped up and pre-recorded, I point to B
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by kelvie 3y ago
A sourdough takes about two weeks (if you're lucky, maybe one) to become consistent in its strength (as the rising agent) and flavour. And requires 1-2x feedings a week, depending on, again, how you want it to taste and rise exactly wh
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by kelvie 3y ago
Disclaimer: Happy paid kagi user for over a year now. Why would they offer this for free for small websites? This isn't some VC-backed company getting ready to data-mine us and collect users for enshittification purposes, and in genera
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by kelvie 3y ago
As you may already know, getting a commonly used username is also somewhat of a curse (do you like getting "forgot your password" emails every hour?) Or tons of (mistaken) conversation requests?

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