marcosscriven

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by marcosscriven 7mo ago
I keep going in circles with thinking about trying NixOS. I see an article like this about how great it is, think I might try it, then go down a rabbit hole of all the horror stories, and then give up before starting.
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by marcosscriven 7mo ago
I do wish egress were free, it’s one of the reasons I stick with Cloudflare R2 at the moment.
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by marcosscriven 8mo ago
I really like Tailscale. Recently though I’ve been having some hard-to-diagnose slowdowns even on a direct (non DERP) connection. I’m not sure if it’s something to do with MTUs or my ISP.
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by marcosscriven 8mo ago
I’m sure I’ve clicked “show fewer shorts” every single time it’s shown me shorts. It seems to make zero difference.
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Pinterest sacks two engineers for creating software to identify fired workers(theguardian.com)
21 points by marcosscriven 8mo ago|6 comments
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by marcosscriven 9mo ago
Agree with this. There are so many posts everywhere with breathless claims of AGI, and absolutely ZERO evidence of critical thought applied by the people posting such nonsense.
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by marcosscriven 9mo ago
I’m talking about integrating with GitHub. Publishing to Cloudflare for instance is fine, but where do you put the images between drafting and publishing? Or do you just check in images to GitHub and call it a day?
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by marcosscriven 9mo ago
I like Hugo, but I’ve not found a nice workflow to automatically put the images on a CDN. I was thinking of making a GitHub action that uploaded the image from a given branch, deleted it, set the URL, and finally merged only the md files to
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by marcosscriven 10mo ago
> An FPGA, by contrast, defines data pathways specifying how signals change on each clock tick based on internal states and external inputs. In essence, we describe global per-clock-cycle behavior rather than an individual act of data ma
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by marcosscriven 10mo ago
What are your best local models, and what hardware do you run them on?
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by marcosscriven 10mo ago
It says 12-15 hours of recording in the article.
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by marcosscriven 10mo ago
I really don’t want to wear a battery in that form factor. Sure a phone or watch can burst into flames, but at least you’ve got a chance of dropping it or taking it off. I also don’t see the bother of talking to your wrist rather than your
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by marcosscriven 10mo ago
Does Starlink have a temporary or “pay as you go” option?
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
I didn’t know they’d added an alternative kernel. The CGAL one used arbitrary precision which massively slowed it down. Also, fillets are made using the Minkowski operation, which is super slow.
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
Where, out of interest?
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
If that’s Octopus Intelligent Go, then it will also give you the 7p rate outside the normal nighttime slot if the car is charging and their algo calculates they can do it.
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
The one you linked looks ugly. Horrible seams, odd and too-long red buttons, unaligned slots.
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
On the contrary, I think you’ve done a fantastic job with the enclosure. Far from looking “half melted”, you’ve made good use of the bed texture, and the design is top notch.
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
I just refreshed my memory - they were called Programmable Realtime Units on this chip: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/microprocessors/1219716 Can the “little” cores in big.little arches be run entirely indep
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
Oh I see, I thought it was all FBI. But the point stands I think, as I’d expect legal demands to be measured and to the point.
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
Always impressed with the PIO capabilities. Reminds me of the old BeagleBone Black that had two small separate cores that worked in a similar way. Someone used it to create a 3D printer control system. Are there any other chips out there li
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
The wording in that follow-up email is so emotive it reads more like a Tweet than formal contact from a federal organisation. That in itself is quite shocking really.
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
Personally I much prefer OLED, especially for VR, and haven’t had any burn in issues with OLED in any form for years.
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
Interesting. I also saw HDMI 2.0 - I guess it’s technically possible but with subsampling?
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
This is for the steam machine, not the headset. Mentioned in the CPU & GPU section.
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
Real shame it’s only 60Hz at 4k. There’s a gap for good 120Hz@4k streaming. Hoping the next Apple TV will do it. Edit - updated specs claim it can do this, but it’s limited to HDMI 2.0
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
In the same breath/sentence as “death threats”? You think that’s remotely the same?
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by marcosscriven 11mo ago
I’m struggling to understand how you’ve put pride flags and death threats in the same category of “extremely divisive”. I see others have asked the same question, but you don’t seem to have the courage to respond. What’s divisive about a pr
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by marcosscriven 1y ago
Are you an Apple commenter?
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by marcosscriven 1y ago
I’ve been tempted, but a lot of the forum feedback (ie not the breathless YouTube “reviews”), suggest that optically they are pretty bad, especially near the edges.

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