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by mbreese 2y ago
I’ve been using Colima to host docker containers and VSCode with devcontainers to do something similar. Being able to spin up a full stack environment on the fly for working is amazing. It may not be as fast as Zed, but it’s a well thought
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by mbreese 2y ago
But, you also have to be better than what’s freely available by enough to get someone to pay for it. Having a good product isn’t good enough, you have to be significantly better. Dev tooling is a notoriously difficult space to make money.
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by mbreese 2y ago
If your copies come out of the machine right-side up and they get stacked on top of each other, then you can just take the finished stack from the machine when finished. Otherwise, you’d have to reverse the stack, which in real life or in a
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by mbreese 2y ago
Would it help if I told you I read that as regarding specifically the glass, not the beer in the glass?
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by mbreese 2y ago
Would this also be able to detect something like a camera that saves videos to an SD card to be retrieved later? Something that doesn't use WiFi or a radio? That's the main limit I see, but I'm wasn't sure if it such a d
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by mbreese 2y ago
When looking at the eM Client home page (to see more information about who bought Postbox), I noticed something at the bottom of the page: > See how eM Client compares to other products on SourceForge.net Something about this doesn&#x2
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by mbreese 2y ago
I would like to think that if there were any interaction between theses putative deposits to the groundwater that we wouldn't have needed an ML model to find these deposits in the first place!
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by mbreese 2y ago
I know they are very inefficient, but are they more inefficient at heat transfer than the alternative of radiant cooling? I have no idea. I know they are used for electricity generation on some other spacecraft, but I always thought it was
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by mbreese 2y ago
> can be circumvented entirely if you use the power in space e.g. in AI-training compute centers also in orbit. In addition to power requirements and data transfer, I always thought that the main logistical issue with in-orbit computer
550.
by mbreese 2y ago
I think the point of this is that the P550 dev board is now starting to ship and be available “in the wild”. In which case, the press release might be a better link: https://www.sifive.com/press/hifive-premier-p550-deve
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by mbreese 2y ago
I don’t think the issue is how much of “science” is fake. It’s how you define “science”. There have always been lower quality work and journals that are inherently given lower weight in the scientific community. Many of these lower quality
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by mbreese 2y ago
Thanks - I completely missed the “concluding remarks” paragraph the first time. After the “problems” sections, I apparently just stopped reading. For others who are curious: > But please don’t misunderstand our diatribe to mean that we
553.
by mbreese 2y ago
So, if this is such a problem, my question is — are the poor MVCC choices of Postgres enough to make the authors (or people here) recommend another RDBMS?
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by mbreese 2y ago
I use Makefiles all the time for dependency management, not necessarily for compiling code. For example, in a data analysis workflow, I’ll use a make file to manage the processing from ETL, extracting out whatever data I need, and finally,
555.
by mbreese 2y ago
I appreciate the quickness in renaming a project (x.md wasn’t great), but you’re missing the main point that Make provides - building a project based upon changing input files (DAGs and all of that). Make files are great in that they are fl
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Raspberry Pi RP2350 powered PyDOS handheld in a BlackBerry form factor(tomshardware.com)
9 points by mbreese 2y ago|0 comments
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by mbreese 2y ago
As is mentioned in the thread, this is a far older "problem" for BSD than this 2011 thread. The oldest story I know about this "issue" was linked here (complete with a late 80s SNL joke): http://monster-island
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by mbreese 2y ago
I don't know about that. I think there are many different definitions of success here. WP Engine would want to make sure that it's customers are well taken care of and have a solid web hosting experience. That would be success to
559.
by mbreese 2y ago
I think this is a great app. Thanks for sharing! Not many people target the amateur levels for Apps, so something like this would be very much appreciated. I only ever coached at youth levels, and very limited at that… but, when I was coach
560.
by mbreese 2y ago
I often call into meetings where I am also presenting twice. Once on my phone and once from my computer. I use my computer for sharing, audio, video, etc. I use my phone to see what the other people see. Shared screens are always difficult
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by mbreese 2y ago
I like previews and trailers before the movie... sometimes it's informative (new movie that I didn't know about). But really, for me, they act as a palate cleanser of sorts. It sets the stage that I'm about to watch a movie.
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by mbreese 2y ago
How likely is it really that you'd go to a theater to watch a movie if they didn't have previews? If you want to see a movie in theaters, that's where you're going to be. If you're taking that view, you're prob
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by mbreese 2y ago
I’m also pretty sure they never expected to have to support transferring a car to a different infrastructure. Because if they ever needed to, that meant the company failed. Oh wait…
564.
by mbreese 2y ago
I actually thought that digital timestamps would have been a great use-case for blockchains. They are publicly available and auditable. If you're working from hashes, you don't necessarily need to make the raw data public, just th
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by mbreese 2y ago
Many journals now require all versions of a gel image that is used in a figure. So, you’d have to fake the full image that is cropped down to the lanes used in the figure. I think there aren’t as many of those raw images around to train A
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by mbreese 2y ago
Their site only lists Desktop (Mac, Windows, and Linux) and web browser extensions, so I'm guessing no. I'd like be to be wrong. Are there other Android apps that aren't necessarily provided by Zotero? They seem to have a pre
567.
by mbreese 2y ago
Adding the autoleveling probe and firmware made my Ender 3 usable. I still try to make sure the bed is somewhat level, but I agree that this is a must-have feature.
568.
by mbreese 2y ago
I have a cheap Ender 3. I’ve had it for about 5 years and it’s been just fine. I did do a few upgrades along the way that helped a lot (bed leveling probe l, direct drive extruder, and second z axis screw drive). Figuring out how to add tho
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by mbreese 2y ago
Minio used to support this, but removed the feature a while back. It was called “gateway mode”. Sadly, I know that doesn’t help much now… https://blog.min.io/deprecation-of-the-minio-gateway/amp/
570.
by mbreese 2y ago
Just to concur (and I’ve run a similar number) - what I tell people that ask about my training schedule is that just running a marathon isn’t the hard part. With some training and mental effort, it can be done… but that will only get you so

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