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by lxe 4y ago
I've come to really enjoy observing birds in my yard. Their behavior creates this interesting little drama that's fun to just pay attention to. Especially when war breaks out. Crows VS Owls is quite a show.
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by lxe 4y ago
I was about to call BS but then tried this prompt. This is insane. Git and node works. It does make lots of assumptions about the state of the system... it's almost as if it know what you actually want to do instead of fighting you.
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by lxe 4y ago
Strict types have little to do with this. Unless your type system validates bounds , this sort of things happens regardless of types.
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by lxe 4y ago
> 25/3 Mbps or greater "Broadband" from 2002
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by lxe 4y ago
Golden hour is great if you want things to be very warm. Sometimes I throw in a (sun behind subject) as a negative prompt to reduce the "sunset" effect
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by lxe 4y ago
This is helpful for my stable diffusion prompts.
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by lxe 4y ago
This is nice, but we should avoid strictly focusing on the environmentally-specific properties of the product, but rather on whether the manufacturing process is scalable and cheap enough, and whether the product's other properties, li
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by lxe 4y ago
This is a first and the simplest layer of the argument. If "just quitting" was such a great option, what's the point of the entire labor rights movement?
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by lxe 4y ago
The quality puts this on the par with a ton of popular paid ones that do the same thing. Congrats!
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by lxe 4y ago
Some Tesla holiday on-call devops or security person is probably getting paged over this right now.
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by lxe 4y ago
If diving into discussions of AI art, "The Ontology of the Photographic Image" by Andre Bazin is always a relevant read that can help you draw helpful parallels: https://archive.org/details/Bazin_Andre_The_Ont
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by lxe 4y ago
I love the graph of GH stars over time. Gives you somewhat of a sense of how fast this space is moving.
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by lxe 4y ago
In order to understand Web3 culture, look into Professional Wrestling ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kayfabe ). Web3 is fake/staged, but everyone participating in Web3 either knows this, doesn't know this, or
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by lxe 4y ago
Yup. The full instructions can be found online but in general, When you get to that step, press Shift + F10 to bring up the terminal, then type "OOBE\BYPASSNRO" and press enter. The installer will restart but this time will have a
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by lxe 4y ago
I just watched the entire label live video demonstrating the features. Looks super solid and easy to understand. Great UX all around. Nice work.
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by lxe 4y ago
If you're doing golang in a large monorepo, in a company of 1000+ engineers, then maybe. If you're a a mobile dev in a similar sized company, then also maybe. If you have devops resources and SRE's and dedicated personnel tha
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by lxe 4y ago
I guess my issue is not hermeticity but ephemeral constrainers and stateless approach to things. Maybe a "one-way" hermeticity... a semi-permeability if you will.
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by lxe 4y ago
Firecracker is nice but still very limited to what it can do. My gripe with all CI systems is that an an industry standard we've universally sacrificed performance for hermeticity and re-entrancy, even when it doesn't really gives
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by lxe 4y ago
> In addition, Suhail had been trying out building a new product that was showing to be a reasonable alternative bet. I see they've been distracted with AI art just like everyone else and had to jump on that bandwagon :). Don't
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by lxe 4y ago
This is the kind of stuff that the compiler needs to really understand. If all this de-referencing and referencing magic is at the control of the user, it needs to have meaningful effect on what the code does. Otherwise we might as well jus
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by lxe 4y ago
How in the world did a walled garden ecosystem like Snap manage to embed itself so deeply into Linux culture? There needs to be a user and industry revolt against Snap for this sort of shenanigans.
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by lxe 4y ago
DMCA takedowns need to go away forever. What an idiotic implementation of the law. If someone is claiming theft, they have to at least provide proof. Imagine if I asked police to give me my neighbor's car, as I'm claiming it as mi
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by lxe 4y ago
The ergonomics of the fediverse just aren't fleshed out yet. Why do I need to join a server? What advantages/features do I get? At least with email, I get clear understanding of what I'm signing up for with individual email h
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by lxe 4y ago
It almost looks like CGI, probably because we've seen this happen countless times in various Sci Fi shows and movies.
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by lxe 4y ago
Also see - Markov Chains ( https://setosa.io/ev/markov-chains/ ) - Image Kernels ( https://setosa.io/ev/image-kernels/ ) - Bus Bunching ( https://setosa.io/bus/ ) Wish th
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by lxe 4y ago
Photopea is what I go for when I need an example of a product that's 100% perfect. Pretty much everything about it is polished, quick, intuitive, bug-free, and just works. I've been using it and advocating for it for years. The
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by lxe 4y ago
They broke down the door (and destroyed the glass in the process) to get it. The police took the report, gave me a piece of paper, and I've never heard from them since.
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by lxe 4y ago
Got a $1500 bike stolen from the inside of my locked apartment in Potrero Hill back in 2015 or 16. Was very bitter about that -- it was one of the few things I brought with me to SF. Police ignored it. For weeks after I was walking through
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by lxe 4y ago
Protip: if you're on a massively-multicore system and need to tar/gzip a directory full of node_modules, use pigz via `tar -I pigz` or a pipe. The performance increase is incredible.
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by lxe 4y ago
Not always true. I'm guessing the whole racist barrier entry is just one way to abuse these, but I doubt that's their primary function. Besides, sometimes it's very useful to have certifications. I'd rather get my brain

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