mikenew

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A portable picokernel for async I/O(ryansepassi.com)
2 points by mikenew 1y ago|1 comments
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by mikenew 1y ago
proot is just good enough to make you want to try it, but not good enough to keep using it. chroot was far better and if that's what was holding you back I'd recommending trying chroot. I can relate to the clunk of having 3 differ
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by mikenew 1y ago
That's a great compliment; thank you. As far as being outside, I imagine it's very dependent on personality. I often get restless and distracted working from home, and being outside or in a public space will help me feel a lot cal
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by mikenew 1y ago
The focal plane of the glasses is around 10 feet, so I think you should be able to see it just as well as anything else at that distance.
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by mikenew 1y ago
Wow, there's some very nice builds there. I so far I hadn't seen anything that seemed genuinely pocket-able but there are a few there that look like they might work. I'd still really love something that can lock flat and be u
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by mikenew 1y ago
Hey thanks (I'm the author)! BTW the "Pro" version has the electrochromic dimming, so I recommend paying a little extra for that unless you're really sure you're not going to need it. EDIT: To clarify, I meant the &
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Coding without a laptop: Two weeks with AR glasses and Linux on Android(holdtherobot.com)
1016 points by mikenew 1y ago|386 comments
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by mikenew 2y ago
I understand the point. Mine is that an ordinary untrained person will see health benefits and a statistically longer life from more muscle. An overweight person would have more muscle than their non-overweight counterparts (mostly localize
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by mikenew 2y ago
That is absurd. Muscle mass is a huge predictor of mortality and anyone who isn't actively strength training and maintaining higher levels of muscle would see a health benefit by doing so. The idea that an overweight person has "t
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by mikenew 2y ago
lol image creating a beloved tech product, growing the company to the point where it gets acquired by a tech giant, and then waiting until they spit it back out so you can start it all again. Congrats to Eric. This whole thing is so funny t
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by mikenew 2y ago
I get major lag spikes when the gpu is under heavy load (like doing Stable Diffusion inference or something). TBF I haven't A/B tested with X11, but I don't ever remember it being like that. An extra frame of latency isn&#x27
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by mikenew 2y ago
Showing up early just makes other people feel like they did something wrong by showing up on time.
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by mikenew 2y ago
I bought my 65" TV for $299 recently, including shipping to my doorstep. Clearly all the bullshit that's baked into it is subsidizing the price by a lot. I just never gave it network access and I use it like a dumb TV with a strea
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Bevy: A refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust(bevyengine.org)
1 points by mikenew 2y ago|0 comments
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by mikenew 2y ago
That seems like a very solvable problem with an ambient light sensor. Or even just manually; my xreal Air's have a little rocker than you can change the brightness with.
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by mikenew 2y ago
Without any explicit admission of guilt on my part; what are some good options here? Protobuf is cool but I really don't want to mess with a special compiler and all that.
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by mikenew 2y ago
Okay that live preview of ray traced "sun" lighting is impressive. Trying to get a well lit scene is not a trivial thing, and if it's that easy going forward that's going to be awesome.
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by mikenew 2y ago
Your blog/docs are excellent. Perfect balance of showing and telling. Thanks so much for taking the time to share what you're doing like this.
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by mikenew 2y ago
You're still greeted by a full-page ad on the main menu. But yes; it is better.
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by mikenew 2y ago
I've been a die-hard vim (now neovim) user for over a decade, and here's my advice: learn it if it's fun. It's not going to turn you into a different kind of programmer and it's not going to make your productivity s
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by mikenew 2y ago
They mentioned that it will work in the little Cooler Master standalone enclosure, so we're good on that front. And I totally agree; this is the perfect way to try out something like this.
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by mikenew 2y ago
This is awesome! I hate the way tmux hijacks so much of my terminal's behavior (scrollback, seaching with escape-/, etc.) and I've been looking for something like this that will manage persistent sessions without any extra no
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An Intuitive Guide to Linear Algebra(betterexplained.com)
4 points by mikenew 2y ago|0 comments
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by mikenew 2y ago
What do you mean by Bluetooth tunnel? I'm curious about that setup.
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by mikenew 3y ago
It's more akin to a finger prick than a needle. Might still be a bit psychologically challenging but I've done it and it's really not bad at all.
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by mikenew 3y ago
I've read Outlive (and am a big fan of Peter Attia in general), but there's really not much there besides "exercise more, eat better". I was on strict keto for a year, with daily blood tests to monitor ketone levels. My
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by mikenew 3y ago
Can you share a little about the "additional labs" you did? I wore a CGM for about a month. Also found that my glucose numbers were not nearly as good as I would have expected, especially considering that I'm quite active and
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by mikenew 3y ago
I had the watch they launched with, which Apple pretends didn't exist as they named the next model the Series 1 and this model never got a name. The watch improved considerably in the next generations, so you can do the math back from
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by mikenew 3y ago
Ah, gotcha, very cool. Sorry I just wasn't sure what I was looking at with the repo.
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by mikenew 3y ago
This is the actual spec: https://github.com/dart-lang/language/blob/main/working/macr... Not really sure what the linked repo is about.

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