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by lhl 4y ago
The best open source app I've found that does much of this is: https://www.portfolio-performance.info/en/
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by lhl 5y ago
Ah yeah, that's interesting. I was looking at the actual recognition code in howdy (basically leans on dlib's face detection), which doesn't seem to have any "3D" checker built in, but if it is just based on differe
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by lhl 5y ago
Sadly, looks like no: https://github.com/boltgolt/howdy/issues/521 "Windows Hello uses the two IR emitters to generate a 3D image of your face, and is much more secure. To do this Hello lights up your fa
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by lhl 5y ago
More difficult, but if you can capture an IR image of the user, it can be fed in directly if you have a device designed to spoof a USB webcam. A really interesting writeup from last year: https://www.cyberark.com/resources&#
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by lhl 5y ago
I was gonna say well, of course you should be able to configure it within PAM to only be used for certain authentication types, but it turns out one of the literally five pages in the wiki covers just that: https://github.com&#x2
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by lhl 5y ago
With the amount of volatility that most cryptos have, I think it makes more sense to convert to something stable unless your non-profit has a large treasury/flexible expense structure. If you do keep it in a stablecoin, there are some
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by lhl 5y ago
I agree it's pretty cool project. I don't have any relation to the team (except as an end-user) but of course the contracts have been audited: https://blog.openzeppelin.com/endaoment-audit/
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by lhl 5y ago
You can use this to track Linux compatibility on Surface Laptops: https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/wiki/Supporte... If a 3:2 screen is something you really want, I think getting a Framework is a
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by lhl 5y ago
Modern Macs are fine as terminals I suppose, unless you travel a lot or are on metered Internet. If so, then you have a lot of stuff to turn off. See: https://gist.github.com/mmillar-bolis/dcfb3d1814fb0532eb3c71...
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by lhl 5y ago
While this is true for most vendors, this is not universally true. Lenovo specifically has an S3 BIOS option for some of their Tiger Lake Thinkpads (since they're Linux certified), although as you mention, it isn't always perfect:
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by lhl 5y ago
As of 3 days ago, from a thread started back in July 2021 (10 months ago), suspend in Linux still doesn't work properly: https://community.frame.work/t/high-battery-drain-during-sus... I like the idea of Framework
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by lhl 5y ago
The Gen4 is supposed to be out this month, although many people are having their Lenovo laptop orders delayed (by months, even). You can check out r/thinkpad for the scuttlebutt. I like the new 16:10 2560x1600 display, but I don't
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by lhl 5y ago
If the compressed air suggestion doesn't work, you could also try 90%+ isopropyl alcohol which might work to dissolve any bits and is electronics/keyboard safe. Otherwise, drop a line to Tuxedo support, I've seen XMG/Tux
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by lhl 5y ago
Unless the antennas are glued (annoying but can be worked around with a heatgun), your BIOS device locks your wifi card (like Lenovo did with some of their laptops), or you accidentally get a CRF module that can only be used in compatible I
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by lhl 5y ago
There was a recent discussion on the StarBook: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31034024 - in the comments I mention a few other laptops I've been looking at that may be of interest as well as my own review/ex
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by lhl 5y ago
I agree you want good QC, support, and product design/features, but the various Lenovos, HPs, Asus, are just ODM'd machines manufactured by Wistron, Compal, Pegatron, etc so it's not all that different except big brands pay f
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by lhl 5y ago
It looks like the same Tong Fang ID4H1 chassis that Schenker Vision 14/Tuxedo InfinityBook Pro 14 use (also XPG Xenia 14 I believe). If you do a search online, Notebook check, YouTubers (including some Linux-oriented ones) and various
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by lhl 5y ago
Sure, here you go: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lXdXJEkKqsDNFm3LuPpB...
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by lhl 5y ago
I personally try to avoid Nvidia dGPUs since I usually don't need CUDA and they tend to be a PITA even w/ DKMS drivers and are terrible for battery life. I think the thing with the currently available Vivobook Pro 14Xs (M4700&#x2F
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by lhl 5y ago
Not really so close, though right? Using Laptopmedia's database, the only mobile ECC workstations are Xeon not Ryzen, and the minimum size for those are 15.6". 16:10 is the best ratio you can get for displays. In fact, AFAIK, ther
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by lhl 5y ago
I'm keeping a spreadsheet for a new Linux Laptop (Alder Lake or preferably a Rembrandt) w/ HiDPI(ish) and 32GB+ of RAM and there are some options. Currently announced: * Lenovo X1 Carbon G10 - 14" 16:10 3840x2400 500-nit 100%
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by lhl 5y ago
For those interested in charitable giving with crypto, I set up a decent-sized on-chain Donor Advised Fund with https://endaoment.org/ the end of last year. There are rough corners and it's still early days, but I&#x27
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by lhl 5y ago
Going a bit further, since the chips are all on different processes (Apple on TSMC N5, AMD on TSMC N7, and Nvidia on Samsung 8N), it might also be worth looking at transistor counts. The M1 Ultra has 114B transistors, a 5950X has 19.2B tran
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by lhl 5y ago
Great work improving your health! While there is some controversy on what constitutes "reversal" vs "remission," I think you'll be happy to know that the idea that T2D is a chronic and progressive disease is pretty
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by lhl 5y ago
There's lots of research on negative metabolic effects of high fructose consumption, particularly on the liver. Here's a couple recent reviews as a starting point for those that are interested: Mai, Brandon H, and Liang-Jun Yan. “
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by lhl 5y ago
Almost all of them use the same E Ink displays and have the same resolution/density. The newest ones use the Carta 1200 panel which improves response/updates, not resolution. Here's a reasonable chart of pixel density: https
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by lhl 5y ago
I've been using a Onyx Boox Note 3 for a couple years now (I previously had a Remarkable 1 but it didn't stick for me) - it has Android 10 (w/ Google Play support) and even an SDK for responsive writing for 3rd party apps. It
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by lhl 5y ago
The MeganeX I believe is using the Kopin P95 optics. 95 degree diagonal FOV should be roughly similar to the CV1. Slightly less immersive than the latest headsets, but for virtual workspaces should still be fine. Remember, that the normal h
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by lhl 5y ago
A lower FOV actually translates to better PPD. You can use a basic formula: sqrt(hRes^2+vRes^2)/FOV. So a 100 degree FOV would give you about 36PPD, but a 90 degree FOV would actually give you an even better 40PPD. 60PPD is Apple&#x27
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by lhl 5y ago
I'm a bit torn, as on the one hand, I'm squarely in the target demo and appreciate the huge amount of work that has gone into the project, and the PPD is really exciting. (back in 2015 I actually started building my own VR workspa

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