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by pbronez 3y ago
Love this! What mechanisms are you considering for selecting the communities to mirror per instance? M
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by pbronez 3y ago
Try searching for “automatic speech recognition” or “ASR”
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by pbronez 3y ago
Hmm seems like improving wikidata’s API performance would be a good use of Wikimedia’s war chest.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Yes Minister is fantastic. I recommend the book all the time. It’s satire, but the exaggeration helps you understand real organizational dynamics. Hmm I’m probably due for a re-read…
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by pbronez 3y ago
Yeah I've had the same experience. I tried to go all-in on automated containers. I curated long regex lists to make sure things grouped the way I wanted. Ultimately it just didn't really work. The major problems I hit were: - Comp
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by pbronez 3y ago
Markdown isn’t detailed enough for legal stuff. Internal references, tables, complex section numbering require extensive post processing or simply don’t work. You quickly wind up with a lot of hidden magic that frustrates people used to wor
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by pbronez 3y ago
Perhaps that’s one reason the economic productivity numbers haven’t moved as much as one might expect.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Perhaps: add a time column with an artificially huge time range? This defines the grand total as an interval sum that happens to include all possible intervals.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Since that’s all client side, I don’t think sync rights come into it… unless you start streaming while playing the mod, in which case you have now synchronized the music to video and are in violation.
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by pbronez 3y ago
How is the software support? That’s the main thing keeping me on rPi. I tried Pine64 and it was terrible. Never could get my PineBook Pro to boot reliably.
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by pbronez 3y ago
This is what I’m interested to see. Lightning was limited to USB2 (?) speeds, USB-C offers a much bigger menu of capabilities. How many of them does the iPhone 15 utilize? I suspect not much… this generation seems like “fine, EU, we’ll swap
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by pbronez 3y ago
Haha yeah. Their language was hilarious “we’ve been doing this for years guys! Now you can charge your iPhone with the same cable as your Mac and iPad!” I guess they have to spin it. Good on the EU pushing the issue.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Great idea! I’ve used ChatGPT and Midjourney for exactly this with decent results. The kids enjoy the interaction with the robot storyteller, and I’m more comfortable facilitating than making something up out of whole cloth.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Yes, the consumer would benefit. But Consumers are not a concrete interest group like “property insurers”. They lack the concentration of economic power need to cover the costs.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Read The Defining Decade https://megjay.com/the-defining-decade/
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by pbronez 3y ago
Pretty interesting. I bet there were a LOT of lawyer conversations about that.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Me too. Also, the author of TFA ends the (crazy long) post by saying he just subscribed to YouTube Premium in the end lol
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by pbronez 3y ago
Yeah this stood out to me as well. I think the reason for this is that observed production failure is _certain_. Hard fails are undeniable. They obviously need to be addressed and obviously deserve resources. The amount of deserved resource
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by pbronez 3y ago
AMD’s hardware is essentially irrelevant for non-gaming applications because the software stack isn’t there. Unfortunately same goes for just about everyone BUT NVIDIA. It’s a situation that could be fixed, but it would require cooperative
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by pbronez 3y ago
Yeah that stood out to me as well. I think the LEDs are a nice option to have. Piano bars sometimes have big mirrors suspended over the stage so you can see the player’s hands; this is a much more flexible way to achieve a similar effect. T
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by pbronez 3y ago
In the author’s presentation [0], the Google roadmap includes “custom working copy implementation for our internal distributed VFS”. The related graphic shows a “working copy” block connected to a “distributed file system block”. This work
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by pbronez 3y ago
I’m sold on Sandstorm, but the company folded before I could do anything with it. If someone makes another push at it, I have a lot of security-focused enterprise folks who want more robust & streamlined ways to self host stuff.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Hahaha classic Apple benchmarking
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by pbronez 3y ago
Which implies the click fraud problem. I thought that Google was strongly disinterested in robust counter measures because so much as engagement is straight fraud. If you shine a light on it the market shrinks a lot.
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by pbronez 3y ago
Excited to see the self-hosting option! I’ve been distracted from personal finance stuff for a minute but am circling back to it now that some life stuff has settled out. If this planning cycle works well, I’m planning to buy the lifetime p
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by pbronez 3y ago
Red seems to have similar challenges. They have their code on GitHub, but the Releases are confusing. They have 3 releases posted. The latest one is 5 years old. But the project is active. You can download from their site, but the version n
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by pbronez 3y ago
Welp, that's terrible. Key question: how would a Mastodon (or other ActivityPub service) have fared here? There are companies that offer alert broadcasting services (e.g., [0]). Have any of them started to support ActivityPub? Could th
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Hacktoberfest for Kids?(hachyderm.io)
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by pbronez 3y ago
Does anyone have good ideas/resources to loop kids into Hacktoberfest? I'm thinking about pulling together a Hacktoberfest event for school-aged kids. It should be hands-on with a focus on creative collaboration. Ideally going bey
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by pbronez 3y ago
ITAR restricts exports of Nuclear parts, weapons and other Scary Stuff all the time based on what they are. Sanctions restrict all economic interactions with specific entities (countries, businesses, individuals) based on official displeasu

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