leonheld

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by leonheld 2y ago
I was like 4 years old when git was released, so I'm unaware of any of this. Sorry.
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by leonheld 2y ago
Sadly my only experience with Pijul was this https://github.com/Eugeny/russh/issues/151 . When one of the key guys behind the VCS says things like "especially when the alternative is something as broken a
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by leonheld 2y ago
Oh God, this is such an astute observation. I think it worked so well on me that I didn't even think about the "deep" portion initially. Goes to show how effective these things are psychologically.
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by leonheld 2y ago
I think we should give priority to the people who are no inside multi-ton metal boxes, pollute less, can get on average healthier due to walking etc etc... At least inside our cities.
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by leonheld 2y ago
> RISC-V is an open-source instruction set architecture (ISA) poised to make personal computing more, well, personal Eerrr, how exactly? RISC-V is poised to make companies not pay the ARM fee. That's it.
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by leonheld 2y ago
I come from quite a small town and to my surprise there are still shops that develop film for roughly the same price point as twenty years ago. I guess they have a lot of those older people who never "got on with the times" and we
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by leonheld 2y ago
> A Live Photo captures what happens just before and after you take a photo, including the audio. That's very interesting, I wasn't aware of this feature. I Googled and on Samsung smartphones it seems to be called "Motion
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by leonheld 2y ago
Sure, there's always a stylistic option with colour, I get that. I don't really conflate "realism" with "authenticity" however. There's something special about getting a roll of film - which has an opinion
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by leonheld 2y ago
That's really good news. It's pretty nice to see the younger generation ditching the hyper-processed type of photos you get from a smartphone for a more 'authentic' look at life.
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by leonheld 2y ago
Honestly this was one of the most influential pieces of writing I've ever read. Back in the day this opened up a lot of the implementation details on interpreters and C for me. It quite literally helped "get" how programs are
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by leonheld 2y ago
> have transformed robotics Did they? Where? Seriously, I genuinely want to know who is employing these techniques.
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by leonheld 2y ago
Individual autonomous cars will solve all transportation issues. What's that? Trains? Trams? Efficient urban fabric? Things that Tokyo, gasp, already has? Bull. /s.
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by leonheld 2y ago
> Unlike a game engine we use a data oriented approach to minimize latency and maximize throughput. Don't you mean "like"? I thought game engines were all about data oriented approach.
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by leonheld 2y ago
Why 'Grep' when such a tool with this name already exists since... 1973? Or even before if we're counting `g/re/p`.
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by leonheld 2y ago
> just an enthusiast, not a scientist Considering the anime character, it's 50/50. /s
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by leonheld 2y ago
This is my personal opinion, from working in such places: research institutes in Europe get grants very, very easily if they mention anything related to "Industrie 4.0", and one of those keywords is "Digital Twin". Anoth
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by leonheld 2y ago
Rampant across Europe/Japan/South America/... why would anyone not let their kids outside exploring/walking/exercising?
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by leonheld 2y ago
Had to read the title 3 times. It's... actually readable? For example https://gitlab.brokenpipe.de/stettberger/avremu/-/blob/maste... hits me as a very usual pattern to write emulators.
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by leonheld 2y ago
I've heard of jujutsu, but I'm kinda over learning new tooling, specially experimental one. If it's not a drop-in replacement that makes my life better (like these easy "git plugins"), I'm basically not using.
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by leonheld 2y ago
I'll certainly give it a try. Another tool I've been using (with varied degree of success) to enhance my git life is https://github.com/tummychow/git-absorb . If both of these worked flawlessly or maybe even o
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Practical Embedded Software Testing(torizon.github.io)
3 points by leonheld 2y ago|0 comments
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by leonheld 2y ago
This is how I feel reading almost all discussions in regards to US politics. It's so vague and handwavy sometimes I feel like even if I read the news I have no idea what one is talking about. Why do people feel the need to not be direc
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by leonheld 2y ago
One of my favorite books ever.
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by leonheld 2y ago
I feel like this is missing a big, big button linking to a legal disclaimer.
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Marino, small compose wrapper that reports service status(github.com)
1 points by leonheld 2y ago|0 comments
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by leonheld 2y ago
I'm pretty comfortable with Docker/cgroups/namespaces, I have quite a deep understanding of it. But I read "Docker-based inference" like you literally took Docker code to... do inference? The wording in my opinion d
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by leonheld 2y ago
Well, buildroot is mainly for embedded applications, so whatever applies to that: OTA updates with A/B partitioning are common. OStree-based are getting a lot of traction as well. But technically you could build something with a packag
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by leonheld 2y ago
People use "Docker-based" all the time but what they mean is that they ship $SOFTWARE in a Docker image. "Docker-based" reads, to me, as if you were doing Inference on AMD cards with Docker somehow, which doesn't ma
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by leonheld 2y ago
Very cool! A lot of my professors in the credits. Roberto Saito was the one who taught me Maxwell's Laws :-)
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by leonheld 2y ago
It's not much, just a simple bachelor thesis https://repositorio.ufsc.br/bitstream/handle/123456789/24495... . I mostly wanted to provide a software/hardware playground for my advisors who were worki

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