notemaker

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by notemaker 5y ago
Basically, albeit a bit more verbose. If you're looking to do this on a per-project basis, then yeah Flakes would be a good choice. See https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Flakes#Input_schema for some idea on how it would loo
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by notemaker 5y ago
The Economist uses the same pattern. It's nice if you're aware of it and willing to use it for discounts (faking that you want to unsubscribe, knowing that you'll get a better deal during the attempt), but if you actually wan
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by notemaker 5y ago
Supporting all older versions of packages would be a nightmare to maintain - not only from a security perspective. You have three options afaik: 1. Pin your package repository 2. As answered in your last linked issue: specify a package with
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by notemaker 5y ago
aws-vault works too
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by notemaker 5y ago
Fwiw I also received this email, even though I deleted my account (faced with the now infamous error message "something went wrong: A"). I did not receive a confirmation that my account was deleted, the only evidence of that is th
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by notemaker 5y ago
Nix OS
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by notemaker 5y ago
Same. Looks like the deletion went through tho - can't log in anymore. Knock on wood.
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by notemaker 5y ago
Yes, see e.g https://www.zwipe.com/ But would of course depend on the sensor. Zwipe uses a sensor from the Swedish company FPC
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by notemaker 5y ago
> (OTOH, you're stuck with a similar driver mess if you want a DualShock or JoyCon on Windows, so w/e) Recently bought a PS5 controller and while not supported natively on either Linux/Windows, Steam does pick it up withou
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by notemaker 5y ago
I legitimately hated the book for bringing badly designed doors to my attention. Ignorance truly is bliss :)
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by notemaker 5y ago
"you need to just look up the documentation of your dependencies and their dependencies" Exactly, which seems directly opposed to the Ruby ethos of happy developers. I do appreciate the magic of having stuff like 5.bytes or 8.days
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by notemaker 5y ago
I've thought about this too. C libraries usually have sensible prefices though, e.g. curl_, and if not a man-page. So for C specifically I don't have this issue. Ruby though... I really hate it. Overloading on numbers for example.
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by notemaker 5y ago
Jodel [1] had a good run in Sweden a couple of years ago. Don't think it's as popular as before, but it's still used afaik. [1]: https://jodel.com/
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by notemaker 6y ago
Let's remember though that Imagenet is not a good representation of reality. See e.g. performance on OjectNet, https://objectnet.dev/ , when trained on Imagenet. For the same classes, we see _dramatic_ drops in accuracy
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by notemaker 6y ago
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/fluent-python/978149194...
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by notemaker 6y ago
His idea sounds similar to the secretary problem [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem
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by notemaker 6y ago
Pasting my own answer from [0]: --- For myself and my family, I wrote my own tool [1] that runs everyday on an "input folder". A quick google on "github photo organizer" shows a lot of others having done the same :) It o
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by notemaker 6y ago
In Sweden, all users are locked to whatever OS:s our mobile ID verification app BankID [1] supports. Yes you can opt to use a physical 2fa device to log onto your bank, but you're missing out on 99% of the digital banking infrastructur
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by notemaker 6y ago
This is touched upon in [1]. Great book. [1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Vernon%20Vinge+A%20Deepness%20in%2...
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by notemaker 6y ago
Activitywatch is free and self hosted.
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by notemaker 6y ago
Maybe scuttlebutt could work, if the gossiping works across mesh wifis.
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by notemaker 6y ago
For myself and my family, I wrote my own tool [1] that runs everyday on an "input folder". A quick google on "github photo organizer" shows a lot of others having done the same :) It organizes all traversed photos by dat
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by notemaker 6y ago
Anyone have experience with coz? The talk made it seem brilliant, but I haven't been able to make it work.
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by notemaker 7y ago
https://rhasspy.readthedocs.io Haven't used it, but seems very nice. https://youtu.be/ijKTR_GqWwA
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by notemaker 7y ago
Activitywatch is nice
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by notemaker 7y ago
> Dark Crystal Is there any white paper or something similar?
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by notemaker 7y ago
Mayhaps not as necessary as the first two, but having separate wardrobes for work and free time can help trigger you into a work mindset. That said, it doesn't need to be a 3 part suit.
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by notemaker 7y ago
Took a few tries before something fun came up, but this one blew me away (OP title as input). > Wow, the quality of the comments is impressive. But it also shows the top comments that have appeared from time to time.
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Show HN: FF extension that blocks comment sections of HN posts you haven't read(addons.mozilla.org)
2 points by notemaker 8y ago|1 comments
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by notemaker 8y ago
An update for the curious: I reduced the total running time of ~60 hours to ~3 hours by connecting my PC and my server directly with an ethernet cable :)

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