n8henrie

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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   Or a doctor in a US emergency department, where EMTALA essentially socializes access to emergency care without creating any provisions for funding said care.
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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   Best response here. Of critical importance -- percent of your income that you spend is the most relevant variable. Over simplified, but if you can survive on 5% of your income, it won't take you long to be able to sustain that standard
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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   Small house, single TV. Yes, I pause / throttle high bandwidth activities when we're going to stream something as a family. You're probably right though.
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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   No, I meant that's the average speed I get (so if we were splitting it I assume our speeds would each be half that when downloading / streaming simultaneously).
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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   Not sure I understand your question. Both speed and usage would be an issue; I average ~70 mbps during the day but drop to ~40 overnight, not much to share before I'm close to our ISP's 6 (which was about half the price, no caps).
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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   $90 if you're rural?! I'm now going to be paying $120. I live in a small town on the Navajo reservation. We don't have postal service, many here don't even have running water or electricity. The alternative ISP is 6 mbps
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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   I wish this was a "simply" answer! Been getting more into nix lately and really enjoying it, but converting python to nix has been a challenge. It seems like the existing and recommended suggestions are either deprecated / u
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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   Oh man, excited to see this. Was brainstorming doing something this in rust last week. Beat me to it!
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   by n8henrie 4y ago

   2.5 admins Darknet Diaries Self hosted Linux after dark Linux unplugged Linux action news
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    I had been having trouble for months (0 results for every search) and recently got on the new code search beta which made a huge difference. Put a few pre / post screenshots in this thread https://discourse.nixos.org/t&
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Doesn't the ESP32C3 have native rust support -- no esp-idf or espressif official support concerns need apply? Are you stuck on the S3 exclusively?
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Does this also disable the handy "click to copy to clipboard" buttons that a lot of sites feature?
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Familiar with this -- very interesting!
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    If you're comfortable sharing (no worries if not), what autoimmune condition?
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    What do you mean by "general wisdom" and "targeted injection"? We are explicitly trained in the ED that oral steroids have been proven equivalently effective and much cheaper than parenteral administration, and so should
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    A lot of responses from people that clearly do not have young children. Not that this means they are right or wrong, just interesting its own right. You wouldn't try teaching calculus to your toddler. You'd have a hard time teachi
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    My first accidental flag (on mobile) tonight. Felt really bad about it!
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Anyone running M1 NixOS? If so, how's it going? Reasonable for a current asahi user that is semi-new to nix?
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    I thought they were synonymous. What's are the most important differences?
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    I trained in an ED at a comprehensive stroke center in the US, I would definitely disagree with "early 2000s." The early literature on thrombectomy and catheter-directed TPA showed no benefit, for reasons (eg poor inclusion criter
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    I'm also curious as to the conclusions drawn -- it seems like there were a lot of relevant potentially confounding variables changed. Was there a followup sleep study? Or something to confirm the suspicion of an alternative form of OSA
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Earlier this week I finally put one together with an MH-719B I bought a year or two ago for ~$20 shipped from AliExpress. I was shocked how easy it was to get working with HomeAssistant via ESPHome and a $1 ESP8266. Now to move from breadbo
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Consider adding "no code" to the title somewhere to save a click for the hundreds of people that are planning to cheerfully suggest jupyter + pandas / matplotlib / Altair / seaborn / R / etc etc.
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Spoiler: rust. Article is short.
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    As do apt, pacman, a multi-user nix install... isn't that pretty standard for a system-wide package manager?
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Spoiler: this is part 1, chrome / brave focused, no GPT3 or rust yet, just chrome APIs and JS. The approach is to make an API (which calls the OpenAI API) and an extension that calls your API, so you don't have to share your OpenA
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Thanks for your response! I'm a hobbyist that's been tinkering with uboot now and again for years and can never figure out the right addresses for stuff, or where / how to learn this. I assume this memory is subsequently rele
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    I love these kinds of writeups, thank you! How did you determine what addresses to read things into? (the chainloaded bootloader, then its initrd/ FDT / etc.).
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    The second case does not refer to a doctor. Was there an edit?
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    by n8henrie 4y ago

    Wow, can't believe I didn't know this. Thanks!