leeoniya

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by leeoniya 2y ago
https://thevinylfactory.com/news/japanese-audiophiles-person...
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by leeoniya 2y ago
lol we made same comment at same time :D
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by leeoniya 2y ago
eh, it's a spectrum. i would not call myself an audiophile, per se, but i can hear the difference between a 128kbps MP3 and Opus 96kbps. same with $10 ear buds vs $150 iems, or my laptop's shitty 3.5mm stereo jack and a $30 usb da
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by leeoniya 2y ago
"Do not fall into the trap of anthropomorphising Larry Ellison." https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=33m1s&v=-zRN7XLCRhc&feature=yo...
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by leeoniya 2y ago
made same comment recently in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42330055#42331927
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by leeoniya 2y ago
meanwhile, huge shout out to FiiO for their web based eq control and firmware updater (via WebHID) https://fiiocontrol.fiio.com/
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by leeoniya 2y ago
it's coming, and high prio. stay tuned for "as code" updates in the next 6mo. making this experience good (e.g. composable dashboards) required some fundamental schema changes that were difficult to do until recently. a lot o
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> it ends up reading kind of like marketing post well, that's not untrue either :)
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> Very happy to see Grafana adopt this plugin we adopted the author along with it :) > My own wish is that I hope something like this https://github.com/knightss27/grafana-network-weathermap is adopted too. I kno
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by leeoniya 2y ago
the Infinity plugin is pretty awesome, free, and oss; i'm not sure this qualifies as spam, per se. nothing there requires signing up for cloud/SaaS, and you can 100% run this locally. i mean, you can always roll your own UI if tha
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by leeoniya 2y ago
yes, Fuse is extremely slow (and FlexSearch is very fast after indexing is done ), but i have no idea how that table presents FlexSearch as having the lowest memory footprint, maybe in its default config? in my testing of fuzzy/substr
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by leeoniya 2y ago
much lower memory use, and instant startup time
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by leeoniya 2y ago
not sure if recruiters will give a shit. they cast really wide, low-effort nets. until you get to offer stage you're a nobody, and to get to offer you usually have to expend non-trival time/effort.
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> denying your labor. that's still boycotting. but it needs to be active rather than passive to send a message. not applying for work is not enough, you have to decline at offer stage on stated principles. i dont think most would go
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by leeoniya 2y ago
thanks, glad you like it. you might be interested in doing a follow-up/update to your post, to use the .search() api, which does more stuff out of the box, such as outOfOrder, quoted, and negatives Libsearch looks similar to uFuzzy (in
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by leeoniya 2y ago
depending on the options you need (like typo tolerance), building the index can be quite slow and use a lot of memory
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by leeoniya 2y ago
yep, also thermal throttling. had this discussion about GC pressure a bit ago: https://github.com/leeoniya/uDSV/issues/2
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by leeoniya 2y ago
https://github.com/anvaka/atree https://js1k.com/2010-xmas/demo/856 http://www.romancortes.com/blog/how-i-did-the-1kb-christmas-...
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by leeoniya 2y ago
it's fun to write "fast" js code and watch people's amazement. has hardware becomes cheaper and faster devs become lazier and careless. it's all fun and games until your battery dies 3 hours too soon. https:/&
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by leeoniya 2y ago
great points! i do a lot of JS benchmarking + optimization and whole-program measurement is key. sometimes fixing one hotspot changes the whole profile, not just shifts the bottleneck to the next biggest thing in the original profile. GC be
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by leeoniya 2y ago
anyone tried https://getleon.ai/ ?
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by leeoniya 2y ago
im currently struggling to pair MX mice (anywhere S2 and S3) and keyboard via bluetooth in endeavourOS. works okay with intel ax-210 chipaet/driver on one machine but on another machine i can only get both to pair to a bluetooth 4 (le)
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by leeoniya 2y ago
i have the 6" celestron sct, and on a clear night this is pretty much the amount of detail i can make out directly: https://www.reddit.com/r/telescopes/comments/pmlbne/jupiter_... i'm sure with
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by leeoniya 2y ago
i can't remember the last time i paid face value for a concert ticket. the scalping is absurd. it's worse than any fees, by far.
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by leeoniya 2y ago
i usually say this about all assistive ai, not just coding. you still need a close-to-expert human at the keyboard who can detect hallucinations. a great answer can only be deemed so by someone already very knowledgeable in the technical &#
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by leeoniya 2y ago
was hoping to see https://github.com/GreptimeTeam/greptimedb on the list maybe 2026, or some bonus content for 2025 :) https://www.greptime.com/blogs/2024-09-09-report-summary
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by leeoniya 2y ago
storing the tree as an MPTT/NestedSet would massively simplify this, without any subquery shenanigans. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nested_set_model https://imrannazar.com/articles/modified
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by leeoniya 2y ago
there is a difference between "technical" and "writing code every day". c-levels, VPs, and directors can be very technical, but rarely write code. team leads definitely do, though it may be only 3 days a week, and rest i
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by leeoniya 2y ago
i wonder if the commands include some kind of conditions in them, so you could account for various things at once without a 90h round trip
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> What could we do to increase our chances of lasting 1M years? honestly? get the population down. this means less consumption on an industrial scale and letting vital ecosystems recover. i can't imagine a good way of voluntarily cu

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