mise_en_place

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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Your cell phone uses the nearest base station, the base station will handover to the satellite infra.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
A mechanical shepherd, and one herd.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Yes, rather we should relieve ourselves on the street like our ancestors. Very powerfully written article.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
+1 for wiki.js, I have it and Gogs (git server) running on my Arch VM. Very lightweight services, and setup was a breeze for both.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
That's overly reductive. Perhaps you missed this article that was on the front page? https://asteriskmag.com/issues/08/the-death-and-life-of-pred...
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I wouldn't be so sure about that. I went on Eurostar recently, the experience was quite alarming. The food was terrible, and the tickets very overpriced. The London underground and rail system had many different kinds of weirdos, speak
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Urban mobility means very little when your streets aren't safe. I'm paraphrasing a poor translation, but as a Central American leader recently said: >Some say that we have imprisoned thousands, but the reality is that we have f
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Except those two don't really matter when predicting heart attack or stroke risk. HRV results, EKG results, labile hypertension; these are the indicators of whether or not you're at a risk for a heart attack or stroke. Getting a r
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
EKS has become a clusterf*ck to manage and provision. This looks very useful. Bare metal k8s, even running on EC2, might be another option.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
> Boomers are slowly dying off while younger people have been overwhelmingly against Trumpism. Is this really the case? My understanding, based on voting data, is that Gen Z was overwhelming for Trump and Trumpism. If anything, Baby Boom
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
It's been an incredible campaign this time around. I'm a bit of a black sheep as a voter, I voted for Obama twice, I voted Hillary in 2016, Trump in 2020, Trump for the primary, and now again Trump in 2024. Having a multi-ethnic c
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
HN is a pretty high trust site, I'd hope the community is still mature enough to self-moderate. Then again I was here when Terry would post his (admittedly) entertaining rants, the epic Michael O'Church essays, and flamewars betwe
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Does anyone know how to witness these launch events live? Is it open to the public or only SpaceX employees + friends & family?
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Start your own Wikipedia.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Probably not the case here, but the issue is with how some of the NIST standards around cybersecurity are certified. API endpoints are manually tested and then screenshots are provided. Completely manual and very inefficient and prone to hu
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Just represent it in a 4x4 multidimensional array that corresponds to the metric tensor.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I'm not convinced you can have your cake and eat it too. Not a dig at Rust specifically; it's more like, you can have managed memory, or manually manage it yourself. There is no in-between. The implementation ends up being a kludg
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I really enjoyed tinkering with languages like Prolog and Coq. Interactive theorem proving with LLMs would be awesome to try out, if possible.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Yes but that isn't a Linux-specific thing. You will always need a BSP (Board Support Package) for any embedded custom hardware, whether it's an SBC or any SoC for that matter.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
If they're winding it down, then they may as well make it fully OSS, and ditch the components that are proprietary that they can't release. Attribution can get complex with old software IP, especially when using such proprietary c
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Every address you've ever officially used follows you forever. So it's not so much that not having a fixed address is illegal, it's illegal to erase or hide your residency history entirely. I still have mail that goes to rela
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I was also fed up with inaccurate readings, and was trying to prototype a medical device that would have an adjustable cuff based on arm size. I ran it by my concierge doc, but apparently the latest tech is to use light waves to measure BP,
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
You can store most things in an ETS table, or mnesia if you want something distributed. But a lot of times, your customers or end users will end up abusing a system that was meant for fast read/write access and small data sizes. Then p
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
100% agree, it's just jarring to anyone who's developed in Elixir before. It's just like dquote characters on MacOS ("smart quotes")
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
The moat is a first-party integration with Windows, a third-party integration with iOS, and first-mover advantage. The discount rate still isn't very high; ~5% is the risk-free rate. 157 billion is a reasonable valuation.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Alternatively, maintain backward compatibility as much as possible. Function overloading might be too clever. Extra verbosity in exchange for clarity might be a worthwhile tradeoff. WET is acceptable in these scenarios.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Even with the 50 bps rate cut, everyone is still very tight with their money. It makes sense that Apple would back out in this high rate environment.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
It's closer to Dutch or German. I had no issue understanding transit signage in Amsterdam. The difficult words are calques and idioms that don't directly translate, i.e. opponthoud . Exit is uitgang , literally an "outgoing
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Let's just say they were very ambivalent about KYC. They had a lot of phantom liquidity as well, Binance pioneered the scam wick.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
You could use SSM or the Secrets Manager. Although IAM is it's own nightmare realm.

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