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by ramses0 1y ago
I think what he's saying is: Given a balance of $50, they "earn" $5/mo. Given a balance of $200, they "earn" $10/mo (or $199*0.10 + $1*0.05). If they don't spend it, I'm assuming it's &q
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by ramses0 1y ago
Someone else was saying they maintained burn-in subs for devices that didn't handle ASS renderers. Even without accounting for the burn-in versions, using non-standard subs still bumps them off of commodity subtitling services and limi
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by ramses0 1y ago
It's an X*N*N problem: n_videos, bitrates, formats. Assuming each video in its largest bitrate is... 2gb for example, and assuming S3 is $0.025/gb, that's a nickle per month or let's say $0.50/yr for that video. Nex
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by ramses0 1y ago
Jesus, we've gone from Eliza and Bayes Spam Filters to being able to hold an "intelligent" conversation with a bot that can write code like: "make me a sandwich" => "ok, making sandwich.py, adding test, keep
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by ramses0 1y ago
If you reread my final paragraph (MUST be responsible) then in think we're reaching the same conclusion: "on behalf of" is untenable for small hosts (ie: anyone smaller than Google or Facebook) The other way of looking at it
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by ramses0 1y ago
Or even "use server.physics.go", which is where my mind went to (and where I've messed around with language interoperability with tinygo before). This is such a wonderfully blursed and "smooth" implementation!
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by ramses0 1y ago
Apps Hungarian v. System Hungarian: https://herbsutter.com/2008/07/15/hungarian-notation-is-clea...
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by ramses0 1y ago
It's more like "provenance" of content. I broadcast my accountability of "myblog.com/posts/...", but would disavow "myblog.com/posts/.../#comments" There's some ways of like &
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by ramses0 1y ago
Poke at blender / sketchup! https://blenderartists.org/t/how-do-i-put-a-soft-glowing-led... ...all the joy of creation with none of the cost or danger of losing fingertips! :-P
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by ramses0 1y ago
I've self-discovered a similar categorization for my imaginary social network that will dethrone El Zuck: Ultimate - black/white - passwords/keys/finance/backups Private - red - hidden by default
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by ramses0 1y ago
Take a look at "cockpit", because if there were, that's where it "should" be. https://cockpit-project.org/applications -- With no command line use needed, you can: Navigate the entire fi
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by ramses0 1y ago
Looking forward to the grid-scale warehouse fire of battery packs popping off...
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by ramses0 1y ago
It's actually exactly the same concept that come to mind for me. `SomeUser.geocities.com` is "tainted", along with `*.geocities.com`, so `geocities.com/.wellknown/i-am-tainted` is actually reasonable. Although techn
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by ramses0 1y ago
you're right at re-inventing "prismatic acrylic flat sheet replacement light cover" stuff. https://www.fluorolite.com/buy-now/f12-100-2347flatsheet/ for a cheap test, put wax paper between two grids
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by ramses0 1y ago
Yeah, but the example of "*.retries(...)", in the context of "import some_login_library.Login(...)" is quite powerful! It basically looks like a "super-decorator", and I can definitely see the utility of effec
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by ramses0 1y ago
I mean... as a lay-person, you've got point-lights and his isolation/diffusion layers in between. If you're 3d-printing your diffusion-thingy, then you've got tons of room to play games with the shape of the final glow.
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by ramses0 1y ago
Just add an "autoexec.bat"!
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by ramses0 1y ago
Got you, 'fam! https://metro.co.uk/2017/02/17/man-stands-under-loose-sign-f...
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by ramses0 1y ago
Exactly! Grandparent response says (without sources) that "Alzheimer's might be leftover shingles", where my original misinterpretation of it was that "shingles antibodies prevents Alzheimer's". Of course real
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by ramses0 1y ago
Question then: would a shingles infection also be expected to reduce the odds of Alzheimer's? Just an idle thought, no sources needed or expected, but you'd think that if you actually GOT shingles it'd be the same effect as n
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by ramses0 1y ago
I'm shocked there's no mention of "The Turkey Test" https://blog.codinghorror.com/whats-wrong-with-turkey/
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by ramses0 1y ago
It was as good as it needed to be. It's not high art, there were a few "pasted in" references about the exponential rise of AI (a "newsreel" blurb at the beginning, and a scene or two in the middle). The original wa
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by ramses0 1y ago
This is so close to perfect except that it doesn't charge over USB-C. I went down the rabbit hole a bit and found the UPerfect "Lapdock" which is just an incredible description of the concept. So many times I want to dork wit
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by ramses0 1y ago
I have something set up at home: ~/Inbox and ~/Outbox. Anything dropped into ~/Outbox gets rsync'd to rsync.net and mv'd (locally) to ~/Inbox. Anything in ~/Inbox is "safe to delete" because it&#
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by ramses0 1y ago
ledger.txt (plaintextaccounting.org), g-cal integration, and Home Assistant are all so close to each other.
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by ramses0 1y ago
Dig deep on "dogsheep" from Mr Willison. We're all circling on the same orbit here.
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by ramses0 1y ago
Adjacent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Humane_Interface#:~:text=N...
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by ramses0 1y ago
Reach out here: https://dallasmakerspace.org/faq/ (I'm not finding a good link for https://thelab.ms/ - another Dallas makerspace), but I'd suggest reaching out. ...generally I've seen w
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by ramses0 1y ago
I'll do you one better- take ~6ft of paracord, tie a simple loop in one end and a stopper-knot in the other. You can then use the noose-end to start a loop and wrap the remainder (zig-zag) around the rolled clothes and tuck the stoppe
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by ramses0 1y ago
Pour one out for Flight Control, the $0.99 phenom of an app back in the early iOS days. It came to mind due to the iOS 26 "Games" app reminding me of 12-y/o "Achievements" that now only exist as flags in a database.

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