kwstas

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by kwstas 2y ago
Agreed, even something like "coding" notebooks if brandname usage is a concern would help. It took more time than I'd like to admit to understand that they weren't talking about physical notebooks...
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by kwstas 2y ago
The filename for sure comes from the camera. My point was that the crawler stopped there and did not pick up the other images on the page because all of them have a higher number in the name and it stopped at an artificial number of sub url
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by kwstas 2y ago
Here is the paper in arxiv the article is refering to for anyone else interested https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.06603 Though maybe just the proof outline section is enough for a Saturday.
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by kwstas 2y ago
What do you mean there is survivorship bias? That the only image used is the one that survived? Or it survived because it was used? Something I noticed was that all other jpgs in this site have a lager number in the filename, for example: w
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by kwstas 3y ago
Hey, thanks! I will add this to my list of book to read seems interesting.
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by kwstas 3y ago
Digital notes are not for me, they seem to put up a mental barrier and have tradeoffs that I am not thrilled about. The epaper/e-ink ones have the best battery life, best feeling when writing but the delay when the display changes just
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by kwstas 3y ago
Posts like these make me wish I could be consistant and keep a single notebook until its done and then move to the next. I always end up starting a project or scibbling down a thought on random scraps of paper. I try to organize and consoli
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by kwstas 3y ago
I already wrote and deleted 3 opening lines to this comment so I think I get where the conclusion is coming from. Maybe it has to do a bit with how much of the piece of writing is finalized or I guess put in order in your head before starti
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by kwstas 3y ago
Cool to have this available in FF too. Other than less permissions I can also compare the behaviour directly with chrome now.
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by kwstas 3y ago
> "Truly an inspired design if that is the case" - it's not the case. I only read the article and some commenters here saying the windows break. The commenter above provides a reason for it that you say is not true. I stan
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by kwstas 3y ago
Truly an inspired design if that is the case. Also the fact that the rear doors either do not have an emergency release or you have to lift the carpet to get to it is a marvel. Donald Norman very early in his book "The Design of Every
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by kwstas 3y ago
Ha, I have use a clothespin to get a few documents from an old failing usb stick before. Clamp bga rework ftw! Was the drive getting too hot? Maybe under the gpu or in the bottom slot one of those piggyback boards?
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by kwstas 3y ago
There are bios chips on the controller board than need to be transfered to the new one. In a reasonably modern drive that would be pretty challenging and rewuire a hot air station. https://www.hddzone.com/hard_drive_pcb_repl
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by kwstas 3y ago
I really don't buy it. There is considerably more interest in google trends for ChatGPT compared to StackOverflow. But I dont see one replacing the other. At least for me. I do not believe the google trend graphs,like "the scaries
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by kwstas 3y ago
I use pdftk on linux to do most of this type of stuff. For example if you want pages 1 -10 : ` pdftk {{input.pdf}} cat {{1-10}} output {{output.pdf}} ` If you want to do multiple files you may want to burst them and recombine. If you are do
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by kwstas 3y ago
I'm not really good at parsing information over text so I had to lay your solution out over the problem to get it. https://i.imgur.com/OekI7jZ.png > Note now that the stacked rectangles have the same horizontal widt