petemir

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   by petemir 3y ago

   I think that the learning curve for the nix ecosystem is a lot steeper compared to other distros.
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   by petemir 3y ago

   > Maybe Mega? That way it's more clear what's next. But we would have to start with kilo first.
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   A DL method to recover images from HDMI unintentional electromagnetic emanations(nitter.unixfox.eu)

   2 points by petemir 3y ago|1 comments
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   by petemir 3y ago

   Part of the problem, which you fail to address, is the time frame when these changes take place and the possibility of the ecosystem to adapt. Yes, we've been much cooler and much warmer, with these changes taking place over thousand o
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   by petemir 3y ago

   Hello! I'd love to share this with people without English knowledge. Is it open source? I'd like to collaborate with a translation. Thanks!
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   by petemir 3y ago

   And what about customs fees? I’m also interested buying from Europe/Switzerland.
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   by petemir 3y ago

   Those were the most coveted ones for putting in drinks back in Antarctica :)
8. 128.▲
   by petemir 3y ago

   And bring some marshsmellows...
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   by petemir 3y ago

   > Putin started war because he was pressured by the west ? You would be surprised by the number of people believing that.
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    by petemir 3y ago

    lol, this hits close to home. As a PhD student with several years of past experience in Dev work, I have become the main reference point of the lab to deal with this stuff. Just now I have spent 2 days debugging a Dockerfile shared in a rep
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    by petemir 3y ago

    One anecdote I have about Microsoft is that I once set up in Hotmail my birthday 5 months in advance to what it was, probably to bypass some 18yo check. Eventually (5 months later, probably) I set it back to normal. Since then, for a couple
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    by petemir 3y ago

    I have been following this thought route the past few months, coupled with anxiety/depression/extreme-work-duty-avoidance, and sometimes I feel it’s taking me down a dark path. I also wonder if/assume people take religion to
13. 133.▲
    by petemir 3y ago

    Why should you have a good reason? It's your data, fullstop.
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    by petemir 3y ago

    A way to further help breaking the cycle could be deleting the account. Probably it would avoid the sunken cost fallacy.
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    by petemir 3y ago

    I was going to suggest you to check the live demo (link in the README.me) but the autofilled credentials do not work :)
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    by petemir 3y ago

    Looking at the poster's submissions, clout building, probably.
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    by petemir 3y ago

    Great execution! Thanks for sharing. I wonder if you'd thought about integrating with wger [0], i.e. exporting the workouts from your app and creating it there. [0] https://github.com/wger-project/wger/
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    by petemir 3y ago

    > Also if Apple improves spotlight, I wonder how useful this will be. Do you really not see the usefulness of a solution that caters to the remaining 88% (desktop/notebooks) of the market?
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    by petemir 3y ago

    I think it is a reasonable decision https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/crowdfunding-joplin-server...
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    by petemir 3y ago

    It's already having some effects on my googling, just like the reddit blackout.
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    Can anyone still view Twitter without having an account?(old.reddit.com)

    11 points by petemir 3y ago|4 comments
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    by petemir 3y ago

    I came here to post the same. It seems Musk has finally pulled the plug...
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    by petemir 3y ago

    Although I wouldn't qualify it as insomnia, I usually have troubles sleeping due to racing and intrusive thoughts. One thing that worked is counting backwards from 40; whenever my mind drifts, I start from 40 again. Eventually, it (or
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    by petemir 3y ago

    > The brain being a muscle, it is only natural that this would translate in more developed cognitive abilities for those language speakers. Not necessarily: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0956797620903
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    by petemir 3y ago

    There was this comment a couple of weeks ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35980418 ). Perhaps also episode 7 of Karpathy’s “Neural Networks: From Zero to Hero” course ( https://www.youtube.com/watc
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    by petemir 3y ago

    Well, I resetted my vs code environment in order to start fresh and check if my problem was still there. My issue is that VS Code interactive windows do not share the same "working space" as the cells. I usually use the interactiv
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    by petemir 3y ago

    Well, that's a bad start for TFA: > Editor’s note: This article has been retracted as it does not meet Atlas Obscura’s editorial standards. Our investigation revealed the author fabricated interviews with at least one source; Brian
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    by petemir 3y ago

    I would love to use vs code for notebooks, but I just cannot get the interactive console to work as I would like. Right know I don’t exactly recall the problem, but it had to do with the keyboard shortcuts and running the piece of code in t
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    by petemir 3y ago

    Funny thing in Argentina. With current inflation numbers, usually discounts mean just keeping last week’s prices.
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    by petemir 3y ago

    > Someone else then comes up with a mad but very real mainstream program that relies upon the system call succeeding. Mandatory xkcd reference https://xkcd.com/1172/