mianos

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by mianos 9mo ago
.. and in 1mS it travels 300km. Maybe they just want to sound technical, somewhat to match the rest of the article. They certainly didn't use chat gpt, so maybe that's a good thing.
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by mianos 9mo ago
If you want vi history editing like you are used to in bash for the last 20 years it's subtly different in a manner that makes it insanity inducing. If you use the traditional emacs like editing it's much the same.
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by mianos 11mo ago
I never had ansible scale through more than 100 servers. Its design assumes things will mostly work. Above a few hundred servers, things will fail all day every day. Whereas I have seen salt easily manage 6000+ servers.
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by mianos 1y ago
Yes, I am also talking about a Cardo. If it didn't used to work near 100% of the time this time last year it might not be so incredibly annoying, but to go from working to complete crap with no choice to be able to go back to the worki
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by mianos 1y ago
I sure hope this is better than pathetically useless. I assume it is to replace the extremely frustrating Gemini for Android. If I have a bluetooth headset and I try "play music on Spotify" it fails about half the time. Even with
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by mianos 1y ago
A probability distribution describes how likely different outcomes are. It requires multiple observations or an assumed model that can represent variability.
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by mianos 1y ago
This another reason why COM and CORBA failed. A whole lot of people telling everyone else the way they are doing it is all wrong and their 'proper' way is the only way. Maybe proto became popular because google didn't actuall
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by mianos 1y ago
No joke, it's already there, systemd-nspawn can run OCI containers.
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by mianos 1y ago
As a motorcyclist myself, I always felt drivers should be forced to do a certain number of hours on a motorcycle to make them more aware. But, those atrocious drivers would probably get injured so quickly that the idea would never fly. Now
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by mianos 1y ago
I am in the 'post older generation'. It's the brainless commies in the middle that we all hate.
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by mianos 1y ago
If you want to write new code and have a lot of influence over the overall implementation instead of fixing bugs on a years old steaming pile of tech debt. Not all places with large existing codebases are that bad, but if you are experience
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by mianos 1y ago
Here is a happy co-incidence, seeed just added a dedicated IR sender in a box: https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/XIAO_IR_Mate_Smart_IR_Remote/
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by mianos 1y ago
I have one of those little Xiaomi LCD temperature meters in the room as well. I actually have more than one LED on my device. It's in the opposite corner and points to the air-conditioning unit that is fixed. In this scenario I can&#x2
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by mianos 1y ago
It's built in: DAIKIN200 https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Tasmota-IR/#sending-irhvac-co... I didn't do anything. It just worked.
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by mianos 1y ago
I just have some IR LEDs on an esp8266 in the same room as my Daikin and run tasmota. It works perfectly. I have temp control and fully remote automation.
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by mianos 1y ago
Just adding, this is completely the opposite to what the original blogspam article says. I think the references to the "Poisoned Chalice", should be updated to replace Macbeth with KX. The promise, (and delivery) of a hyper effici
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by mianos 1y ago
I do wonder want Grok thinks of the Thai Monarchy, that is similarly protected from insult or ridicule?
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by mianos 1y ago
I was a senior leader for over 3 years and a year past a take-over. I had to give 3 months notice so I worked as hard as I could until way past the end of my last day. There was no exit interview at all. I think most of the new HR no longer
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by mianos 1y ago
It's open source. It's not in the model. The watermark function is added to show you how to use it. You can just remove it. ``` watermarked_wav = self.watermarker.apply_watermarl(... ```
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by mianos 1y ago
They are not anticipating the next phrase from memory. Music has a structure that often repeats or relates to earlier patterns. Like reading, you look forward and recognise the patterns in the score and their relative position. While I am p
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by mianos 1y ago
It’s also why other regulatory zones outside the US, with much stronger privacy laws like the EU, don’t seem to produce as much innovation, while the US and China keep churning out new stuff. It’s a trade-off between shipping fast and court
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by mianos 1y ago
Using a poem from 1897 to illustrate why AI will be out of control? The web site name is very accurate. That's sure to start a conversation.
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by mianos 1y ago
The few I saw had terms of participation that gave the organisers IP first rights to everything and anything done during them and every IP release was at their discretion. Even the naive soon got wind of that.
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by mianos 1y ago
They have the wrong person with mental health issues. Everyone involved in this whole story, aside from some guy with a hobby collecting elements, are absolutely insane. (I live nearby so I have been following the story closely).
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by mianos 1y ago
This reminds me of eKaren in Australia ordering X to block some content world wide. The Australia judge ruled that she is not the world wide arbiter and has neither the rights or power to issue a world wide edict.
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by mianos 1y ago
I have been using o4-mini-high today. Most of the time for a file longer than 100 lines it stops generating randomly and won't complete a file unless I re-prompt it with the end of the missing file. As usual, it's a frustrating ex
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by mianos 1y ago
I love this. Once you go to the esp-idf you never want to go back. I do like lvgl when I get it going, but the way it forces a structure on the code is not to my linking. Every time I start a new project I get annoyed until I get it working
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by mianos 1y ago
I agree. I use it a lot but there is endless frustration when the C++ code I am working on gets both complex and largish. Once it gets to a certain size and the context gets too long they all pretty much lose the plot and start producing co
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by mianos 1y ago
Yep. Google offered app engine which was good for fairly stateless simple apps in an old limited version of python, like a photo gallery or email client. For anything else is waa dismal. Amazon offered VMs. Useful stuff for a lot more platf
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by mianos 2y ago
There were pretty much abandoned years ago. The software stack support from Google only really lasted a few months and even then the stack they ran on was already years old versions of operating systems and python versions. The only support

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