mplewis

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by mplewis 3y ago
“He was no angel. That’s why corporate servitude should be legal.”
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by mplewis 3y ago
Seems like you were able to figure out which was which, though?
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by mplewis 3y ago
This project uses the Panorama API. A traditional scraper will quickly run into recaptchas when scraping a Google property.
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by mplewis 3y ago
I use "Alexa, tell Roomba to clean the bathroom" on a regular basis, and it does a great job. This is coming from a long-time iRobot customer who is increasingly dissatisfied with other aspects of their product.
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by mplewis 3y ago
If the environment is difficult to navigate, then it sounds like your robots should have lidar on them.
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by mplewis 3y ago
It makes sense that an LLM wouldn't be able to draw a tool that doesn't yet exist.
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by mplewis 3y ago
If you're looking to run programmable load test scenarios as described in this blog post, consider checking out https://k6.io/ , which I've found to be extremely easy to use and powerful.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Because I have no way to verify that you never reused or leaked your own password anywhere. And because your genetic data isn’t just your own. It is shared by your kids, your parents, your extended family. I’ve never used 23andMe and yet I’
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by mplewis 3y ago
The recipient of the message, not the sender, determines whether it’s malicious.
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by mplewis 3y ago
The answer is simple: JSON doesn’t have comments, XML isn’t human writable, and TOML isn’t well-supported by common tooling.
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by mplewis 3y ago
I couldn’t figure out how to scroll the page on iOS. And I think your “star for free trial” play is slimy and gross.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Who?
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by mplewis 3y ago
There’s obviously no way this finding is true.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Can you share some of the art you’ve made with generative AI?
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by mplewis 3y ago
My city runs symmetric gigabit fiber internet. It’s the best option in town, the best internet within a hundred miles, and cheaper than Charter or Xfinity ever were. Government utility internet consistently beats commercial options.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Of course, because very few projects need every feature of Kubernetes. But most projects need three or four of them, and many projects need something from the long tail too. I’ve been running my personal cluster happily on k8s for years.
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by mplewis 3y ago
You can’t raise much VC money with ownership and a majority stake in this climate. You’re a budding social network. You need corporations to pump money in and you need user growth. Who is running your sales and marketing teams for free? Twi
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by mplewis 3y ago
People bikeshed given choices. When people have one choice, they get onto writing code that actually matters.
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by mplewis 3y ago
This is how Tailwind works. This sort of comment comes up every time Tailwind is mentioned. Here's a recent piece on the popularity of the framework: https://matt-rickard.com/why-tailwind-css-won
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by mplewis 3y ago
And?
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by mplewis 3y ago
Pretty rude to dismiss a project without reading any of its documentation.
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by mplewis 3y ago
We all know that an artist studying the masters to make something original isn't the same as an autocomplete API picking the color of the next pixel. Come on, man.
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by mplewis 3y ago
None of what you described is quality content that anyone actually wants to watch.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Take it down a notch.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Yes, in comparison, Texas has a famously stable electrical grid.
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by mplewis 3y ago
I don’t understand what this site is supposed to do. A resume is generally one page; an academic CV is exhaustive and cannot be collapsed into one page.
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by mplewis 3y ago
450¥ is actually $3.11 which is cheaper than any US Big Mac.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Fast, trustable, and interconnected is a function of the infrastructure, so everyone who wants to host still needs a data center.
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by mplewis 3y ago
In 20 years, they’ll still be correct. The AI art will still look like shit, though.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Some web function runtimes like AWS Lambda let you put dependency initialization outside the function itself. Depending on what the runtime does, you may get to keep these cached values for future invocations.

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