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nowahe
4y ago
I have a Caldigit USB-C pro dock with a macbook pro m1 plugged into it, and I have been having random and inconsistent (sometimes once or twice a day, other times nothing for a couple of weeks) sudden devices disconnection. What's weir
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nowahe
4y ago
For those hitting the 451 Bandwidth Restricted : https://web.archive.org/web/20220504141057/http://collapseos...
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nowahe
4y ago
Working mirror : https://web.archive.org/web/20220419110330/https://www.mattm...
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nowahe
4y ago
Another project worth noting is Streamrip[1] which does the same but for Tidal/Deezer/Qobuz, and outputs FLACs. [1]: https://github.com/nathom/streamrip
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nowahe
4y ago
Also, from what I've seen from previous similar previous projects, they get removed from Github pretty fast by Spotify
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nowahe
4y ago
On a sidenote, to build the list I had to comb through my subscription and load the relevant channels (and go over their videos a bit), and since doing so my YouTube recommendations are significantly better, with recommendations of small
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nowahe
4y ago
Here is a list of some channels (in no particular order) that are similar to Tom's, in the knowledgeable host talking about niche/complex subjects : - Huygens Optics[1] : Retired Philips' research scientist that worked on OLE
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nowahe
5y ago
Having a really good ability of viewing them, I feel like it relies on two separate skills : - Fine voluntary control of your eyes' accommodation - Ability for whatever system is creating your depth perception to be more "flexible
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nowahe
5y ago
I fell in the Magic Eye rabbit hole when I was 6-7, and spent so much time on it that I can now make the images pop in ~2-3 seconds, even 20 years later. I could also stare at them for hours without significant fatigue, as once you find the
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nowahe
5y ago
On the other hand, if I ever fall alseep in front of YouTube with the autoplay on, I will more often than not wake up in front of either Tom Scott's unedited video about sending garlic bread to space[1] or Micheal from Vsauce reciting
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nowahe
5y ago
Thanks a lot for the link, I've been struggling to find good technical explanations/ressources on the subject
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nowahe
5y ago
I don't think it's possible with GPT-3, and that's mostly due to how the text is parsed into token before being fed to the network [1]. It breaks down the text in ~4 words token, which allows to effectively quadruple the max
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nowahe
5y ago
It's using GPT-3 as the underlying technology, which has been open to everyone for a few month now [1]. More specifically, it's using the codex model for code generation (which is still on a waitlist to access I think), but if you
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nowahe
5y ago
A few tips/software recommendation in no particular order: - On iTerm2 you can setup a system wide hotkey to toggle a floating terminal in front of all your windows, whatever you're doing [1]. This works even in full screen apps.
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nowahe
5y ago
It appears [1] that Russia's Ministry of Defense website is getting blocked for all IPs outside of Russia. This seems deliberate as the request's answer is a HTTP 418 : $ curl -v "https://eng.mil.ru/"
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Russian MoD website blocked for non-Russian IPs
(eng.mil.ru)
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nowahe
5y ago
I can't access anything related to Cloudfront, either through the CLI or console : $ aws cloudfront list-distributions An error occurred (HttpTimeoutException) when calling the ListDistributions operation: Could not resolve DNS
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nowahe
5y ago
Have you ever looked at the size of the standardize EU QR code[0] ? At just a glance it looks at least 2-3x denser than the one presented in the article. Also, on the specification published by the EU[1], they seem to advise for a 25-60cm
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nowahe
5y ago
I also share the same world view. With every person that I met, it was just a question of finding what area/subject they spend a lot of time doing. They will be more knowledgeable on it than you, and by accepting it and listen to their
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5y ago
Octave Klaba (OVH CEO) on Twitter [0] : Following a human error during the reconfiguration of the network in our DC in VH (US-EST), we had an issue on all the backbone. We're gonna isolate the DC VH then fix the configuration Th
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nowahe
5y ago
For me, it's not the plastic casing or even the battery that seems the biggest waste, but their ICs. It's not that it's polluting the environment that much, more that it's wasteful and creates a unnecessary demand in IC
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nowahe
5y ago
Native french speaker as well, and I've never heard or used it in software development. However, I have multiple friends in Architecture schools, like INSA (Institut National des Sciences Appliquées), and it's widely used there
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nowahe
5y ago
I'm in the middle of a migration from Akamai to Cloudfront, time to take a break I guess
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nowahe
5y ago
Kinda unrelated, but for me the best and first indicator that I'm starting to get sick is cigarettes tasting different.
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nowahe
5y ago
I've been using icloud-photos-downloader[0] for a while now, running as a Scheduled Task on my Synology. It supports 2FA as well, I just have to re-auth every 3-4 months. [0] : https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloade
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nowahe
6y ago
Fun fact, the "non assistance à personne en danger" law was passed during WW2, when France was under the collaborative Vichy Regime. It was to compel French citizens to help injured German soldiers.
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nowahe
6y ago
Might have mixed up Chime & IVS a bit. To clarify, the 4-5s delay I'm talking about is for IVS, which is a live streaming solution, and doesn't have anything to do with video chat. It has a RTMP input on which you send a video
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6y ago
Having worked with AWS IVS, which is using the same infrastructure design as Twitch (or the other way around), it only accepts RTMP (well RTMPS to be fair) as an input. To me it would seem that the industry is going the opposite way, and do
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nowahe
6y ago
Also, as a fun addition, Matt Parker (and others) built [1] a 4 bit binary adder out of about 10,000 dominoes [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpLU__bhu2w
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Map of Biochemical Pathways
(biochemical-pathways.com)
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6y ago
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