mwpmaybe

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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
There are usually a few presets, e.g. 65W or 45W ECO modes for a 105W part, or you can set your own specific values for PPT/TDC/EDC.
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Yes, a virtual appliance or system image a la Home Assistant OS would seem like a better fit...
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
High price...
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
Can a pythonist help a rubyist brother out with a tl;dr? Are they removing the GIL? How does free threading differ from other threading paradigms?
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by mwpmaybe 1y ago
How does this compare to ForwardMX?
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
Specifically, "told you so" as we all sink into the abyss.
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
> In what sense have nand gates "not gotten smaller"? Because 22nm was not actually 22nm, and 3nm is not actually 3nm.
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
Anecdotally I went through a severe bout of IBS-C in my early 20s and the "cure" was to cut out wheat and dairy for an extended period of time (about a year and a half), at which point I was able to reintroduce them into my diet a
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
What's your regimen look like?
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
There's something magical about ChatGPT giving you a mostly-wrong answer.
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
pfSense and OPNsense are great FreeBSD-based options if you want to use pf without needing to craft your own pf.conf. Also it's possible to extract the certs from some BGW models to use with wpa_supplicant and bypass the BGW completely
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
I built my most-recent ZFS pool on 2x18 drives, mirroring pairs "crossed" across drives. The SAS models are easier to work with because they present as two LUNs. Wendell from Level1Techs wrote some scripts (easy to find on the L1T
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
> Having society accept neurodiversity is going to be best outcome A lot of f-ing sh-t is going to have to change before this can become even remotely possible.
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
Ahh, thank you: git commit —-fixup $COMMIT_ID I'm adopting this immediately. I always make little "oops <topic>" commits like "oops GET users/me" and then manually move and fixup them on my next
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
> I don't take mine on the weekend, generally. I find it helps keep me grounded in terms of my capabilities on vs off the meds, as well as giving me some non-amphetamine-d time to work through emotions. I did this up until about six
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
> What you might perceive as late-onset ADHD could be the cause of not being able to keep your coping mechanisms up due to stress? In my case, taking a new job where I was responsible for everything (and couldn't delegate anything I
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
> You have to fit the DMS criteria of having childhood symptoms, and they will want to speak to relatives and friends who can confirm this. I've often wondered why no teacher ever said anything to my parents about me possibly having
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
I hate to downvote your comment because you have some really good advice in here, but unfortunately this: > I tried medication and absolutely hated it. It changed who I was. Medication is a crutch. Is absolutely misleading. Just because
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
> The number one thing is making sure I get enough quality sleep. Sleep hygiene is a huge factor. > Lastly, you may wish to consider treating anxiety as well. I think it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg problem that will vary from pe
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
> I found that medication have definitely helped me focus, but the direction of what I'm focusing doesn't always yield productive results (hyperfocusing on reddit for example). I had this problem (and others) with Adderall. Vyv
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
Yes and saving that time means there's more time to go to the park or the store on the way home, etc. without having to get everybody ready to go out again. Also my kids are picky eaters (autism) so it's not like we only have to m
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by mwpmaybe 2y ago
It's a way to use systemd-networkd without having to write network and netdev unit files. You write YAML instead and it gets rendered to the aforementioned unit files. Some people will prefer that, and some people will hate that. :)
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
I wrote this in response to someone else's comment expressing a love for Chicago and a disdain for midwestern suburbia that has since been deleted, so I'll leave it here (because I spent time writing it, and I'm vain). -- The
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
> What's your plan if you can get that 256GB RAM config? Run some full-fat LLM's on your iGPU? No, mostly running lots of VMs and databases, which tend to chew up a ton of RAM. And I dabble in a few cryptocurrency projects that
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
New socket and new DDR standard teething, mostly, probably. Granted Intel seems to be doing a much better job with DDR5, so there's no excuse really for AMD. For best results on AM5 prefer two-DIMM (1DPC) configurations, DDR5-6000 kits
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
In Windows or Linux? Or have you tested both?
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
> I do wonder though what's the highest number of different regex syntaxes I've ever encountered (perhaps written?) within a single line: bash, grep and sed are never not in a "hold my beer" mood! Your comment is miss
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
As does git grep!
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
The same way people internalize punching data and instructions into stacks of cards, or internalize advanced mathematical notation. Just because things aren't written in plain english words doesn't mean they can't be internal
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by mwpmaybe 3y ago
They've been doing that with ivermectin in some parts of the world.

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