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by protortyp 3y ago
Absolutely. I built my motorized one about 6 years ago (bought the motorized legs and wood top for a total of 450€ back then) and I still use it on all home office days. The key is having a rubber floor mat with some knobs you can play with
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by protortyp 3y ago
I already use gpt4 for this. Works quite well if you show it a couple of reference unit tests.
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by protortyp 3y ago
I agree. Even just a bunch of RTX 3060s go a long way[1]. Also, in the case of my startup we can use our local storage vs uploading dozens of terabytes of data to the cloud and deal with data privacy issues. [1] https://timdettme
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by protortyp 3y ago
The issue with lambda is that they're always booked out in my experience.
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by protortyp 3y ago
I primarily use folders and the dataview plugin [1] for 1). E.g. when I am managing a course, I have a structure like so: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5mbcuu2pyy7eb3o/folder-structure.p... I usually have a top-level
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by protortyp 3y ago
To me, Obsidian really became the killer app overall. I used Notion and Foam before and while the interface there is much more beautiful, I like having my files locally (synced via Syncthing) and being able to write my own plugins easily. T
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by protortyp 3y ago
I can also recommend using Syncthing with obsidian. I use it to synchronize my vault to all my devices. I also added it to my existing Raspberry Pi server that's always online, so I always have a distributor instance running and don&#x
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by protortyp 4y ago
Great write-up. I remember how shocked I was a few years back when we moved our backend to a micro-service architecture and our native Postgres installation to a docker container. As (I suppose) almost everyone, we also used ufw to manage t
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by protortyp 4y ago
Did flashing it with Linux have any impact on battery life? The main reason I switched from a Thinkpad T480 (2017) to a M2 Air two months ago was the horrible battery life of the Thinkpad. The M2 has been lasting me almost two days of work,
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by protortyp 4y ago
If you're interested in this topic, you might want to check out ASRG[1]. It's a community of safety and security professionals in the industry working to improve standards. They share their research openly and have regular in-pers
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by protortyp 4y ago
I am quite happy that I am only using KeePassXC + Syncthing. My default assumption for these kinds of services is that they will be breached sooner or later.
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by protortyp 4y ago
I hope he and others succeed! I've been using chatgpt to translate Python/TS into Rust/C++ for some smaller projects of mine in the past week. And with some tweaking it works beautifully. Sometimes it makes up crates that do
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by protortyp 4y ago
Yes, I only drank the Monster Zero Ultra drink (the white can). It was the only one that didn't have that classic energy drink taste, but it reminded me more of a sprite.
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by protortyp 4y ago
Not directly related to the article, but I just wanted to share my experience with using artificial sweeteners to overcome a sugar addiction. Based on the recommendation from my fitness coach, I found that aspartame-based sweeteners were re
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by protortyp 4y ago
I recently read The Rational Optimist, and it provided a refreshing perspective in a time where global events can often leave one feeling disheartened. Despite the challenges of climate change, political strife, wars in Europe, an energy cr
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by protortyp 4y ago
Hm interesting, I have to look into GATs then. Anyhow it also got easier with scoped threads. But doing it the old way was always a pain point for me.
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by protortyp 4y ago
In my experience it just gets really dirty when you want to work on a single data structure (like a vector) in a threaded way.
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by protortyp 4y ago
This is really one of the easiest-to-comprehend articles I have read so far on Rust ownership! I hope they put out more similar content.