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by nsbk 10mo ago
They definitely do change things and not always for the better. I used to start running/walking workouts from the Apple Watch telling Siri something along the lines of "let's get running!" or "let's go for a wa
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by nsbk 11mo ago
My thoughts exactly! Although I may end up getting some Mini M1/M2 variant with Asahi Linux instead
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by nsbk 1y ago
I’ve always wanted a personal eclipse orb and now I can buy one. Amazing. https://anycrap.shop/product/personal-eclipse-orb
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by nsbk 1y ago
I switched to Jellyfin last year and never looked back. The only thing I find lacking is the Apple TV App, I tried Swiftfin but it stutters the whole time when playing high quality UHD content. I tried Infuse and it works much better
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by nsbk 1y ago
It is the main database for a huge Rails app. They adopted Mongo right when its popularity started to decline. I always thought it was a very poor choice since the day I joined. It is a especially bad choice considering that a lot of the da
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by nsbk 1y ago
Some of the insights match my personal experience and preferences. At $dayjob we're migrating from Mongo to TimescaleDB (now TigerData ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) which is basically a PostgreSQL extension for time series data and couldn't be
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by nsbk 1y ago
Interesting timing, they have recently reached out to my $dayjob. We will be probably be running a workshop on our (massive) dataset with them. I'd like to evaluate the performance of a couple of analytical models we've manually b
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by nsbk 1y ago
I thought it was tequila
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by nsbk 1y ago
I'm short on time and couldn't read the whole article, but apparently metabolic health is a huge factor that doesn't seem to be pointed at here. Obese parents, both mum and dad, multiply the likelihood of child autism by some
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by nsbk 2y ago
Both sound great, I’ll probably read both and decide which series to cover first. Thanks!
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by nsbk 2y ago
That sounds like a lot of fun indeed! Thanks for the advice
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by nsbk 2y ago
What entry point would you recommend to a total newcomer to the series?
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by nsbk 2y ago
Nice! I drive a 2005 Audi with all physical controls. I intend to keep it for as long as it keeps running, so if the trend continues and more manufacturers join it I may be able to skip the whole huge touchscreen madness altogether
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by nsbk 2y ago
Or 42 in Cuttlefishish
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by nsbk 2y ago
I’d love to buy that config as my personal laptop, but the problem is that my 512/16 M1 Air still works so well for my use case that I can’t find enough reasons to justify the expense. M6 Air maybe!
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by nsbk 2y ago
It is indeed! I used to connect to a Synology NAS as remote backup location through Tailscale and the transfers would peak at around 5 MB/s. Now I mount the NAS volumes to a host at the same location and sftp to it. It’s still dog slo
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by nsbk 2y ago
Color me impressed. Remarkable indeed, thanks for the link.
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by nsbk 2y ago
What amazing creatures! One of the coolest experiences I’ve lived scuba diving was an interaction with a cuttlefish. It would come towards me in its alien like swimming style and crazy eyes, while pulsating super cool colors, getting very c
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by nsbk 2y ago
I can relate, 21 year old moron in my case. No surgery needed and clean fix. The problems were gone after a year when I decided to get some help in the form physical therapy. It never hurt again until recently when I broke it again
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by nsbk 2y ago
I’m going through a very similar process after breaking my ankle in a motorcycle accident. Tibia and double fibula fracture with dislocation and open wound, an ugly one which needed 2 titanium plates and 18 screws. I was out of my plaster a
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by nsbk 2y ago
Definitely one of my favorite games on the original PlayStation and a great fit for the newly added capabilities of the DualShock controller
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by nsbk 2y ago
I came here for Cell Broadband Engine Architecture and was very excited about the whole zombie idea -_-
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by nsbk 2y ago
Yes, if you eat it bottom up instead of around, there is practically no core. Also much cleaner, and you just throw the stem away plus the benefit of ingesting all the good bacteria
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by nsbk 2y ago
Throwing away the core is throwing away both food and the most beneficial part of the apple for your gut. Of the ~100 million bacteria in an apple, the core and seeds contain around 60%, while the pulp only contains around 20%, the skin 10%
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by nsbk 2y ago
Such cool videos. I listened to Gorillaz a lot when they first came out. Incidentally I’ve been listening to them lately as I’m learning to play the bass and the “Feel good inc.“ riff is super cool yet beginner friendly. By listening to it
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by nsbk 2y ago
Yeah the author is very set on his ways. I was thinking about contributing but he doesn't want any help. I read CONTRIBUTING.md and I kind of get it. Respect.
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by nsbk 2y ago
This morning I ran out of coffee at home. While walking to the coffee shop I was thinking about building something like this for my Roborock. Now that I know it already exists, it is a less appealing idea. Video games and books in the holid
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by nsbk 2y ago
Who cares, as long as it asks about its purpose I'd be more than satisfied
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by nsbk 2y ago
From the article about the instruction set: > This is believed to be identical to ARMv9.2-A without Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) supported by M4 P cores, enabling the same threads to be run on either core type. It also explicitly ment
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by nsbk 2y ago
In my experience, vo2max doesn't seem to correlate with stress. I've been stressed out for the last few weeks at $dayjob, and my vo2max has been consistent with more relaxed periods (high). How much of a variation do you perceive

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