rhinoceraptor

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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
It's a client device to an LLM that can use software on your behalf, presumably running on Android and Chrome/Linux VMs that they host. You log in to their web portal, authenticate various apps as you would on your own phone, and
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
What I imagine it's like is if you can "replay" a song in your head, you don't literally hear it, but it's a very similar feeling as actually listening to the song.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
I also have it, I can draw a lighthouse because I know what it should look like. But if I close my eyes and try to visualize it, I don't have any sense that I'm seeing something, in the same way that I have a sense that I'm l
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
If the chassis were a heat sink, it would be a serious burn risk.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
Even a very reasonable CPU temperature under load like 60C, you can only touch a surface that hot for about 5 seconds before being burned.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
This hack will always work, they must thermally insulate the laptop case, otherwise the laptop is a huge burn hazard. About 43 C is the threshold for pain, anything above that will cause burns.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
I make a commit whenever I want to save my progress, and rarely is it ever in a state that could even be called a "version" of the software that one would want to revert to, until my feature branch is complete and ready for code r
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
There is obviously a point where you do not want full history. For example, it would absurd to use your editor's undo history tree with keystroke level granularity as your VCS, because in most of those points in history, the code won&#
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
This is a simple example with only two feature branches, and it's already a bit hard to follow. Imagine it with even twelve which is not even that many branches: * Merge Branch 'B' into 'main' |\
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
If you're coming at RF/radio stuff from more of the programming side, SDRs might be a more interesting option. I got my license in college and I was the only one at the test under 50, and I never really found ham radio to be very
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
I agree, it's not as elegant as a fancy dedicated CDN and frontend CI setup, however in a lot of organizations the frontend is an afterthought so it has to be able to be deployed in the same way as backend services. The frontend team w
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
The hypervisor OS is based on Illumos, which was forked from OpenSolaris, and it uses Bhyve from FreeBSD for virtualization. I would imagine the system architecture is different enough that running Linux as the base OS would take some work,
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
Now apply the same logic to currency. What is the combined value of thirteen shillings and ten farthings? Simple, it's 317 halfpennies, or £317/480. It's much easier to deal with than a more difficult calculation like $0.25 +
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
I get that it's annoying, but YouTube Premium is by far the best value streaming subscription I pay every month. I once cancelled it and couldn't make it a day before re-subscribing.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
I've had it happen a few times, and on a few different bikes. Usually the cause is a chain that is too loose, and especially if the wheel is cocked to the left due to the drive side of the wheel being pulled forward from hard pedaling.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
Until you drop a chain with clipless shoes with clipless shoes on, so you can't even shoe brake very well like BMX riders do. I had that happen with MTB shoes on, and I completely wore down one of the lugs. I've also accidentally
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
I did accidentally DOS my phone for a bit when working on the washing machine automation, since I forgot to put in the sleep for it to wait a few minutes.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
My two favorite automations are dead simple, but would be tricky to solve any other way. I have them set up with Home Assistant running on my local network, so there's no data going to anyone else, and no dependency on a cloud service.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
I do some maintenance for a pretty old LambdaMOO instance that runs enCore, which gives it a (very 90s) web UI, along with a browser-based telnet client. Of course, that telnet client was a Java applet, so I replaced it with a websocket con
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
It connects all of your computers and devices in a way that feels magical. For example, if I have a Plex server named myplex on port 80 at home, and if I want to access it from my laptop, I just go to http://myplex . It doesn&#x2
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
If you install on ZFS from the installer with Ubuntu, FreeBSD, Illumos, etc. there's no reason to care about the complexities under the hood if you don't care about them with any other file system. It's like saying you should
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
Why would you want to know about SLOGs or L2ARCs if you're using it on a desktop? Even if you are using it for a NAS, you almost certainly don't need to know about those.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
In my opinion, the 50% efficiency of mirror vdevs is a fair price to pay for the simplicity and greatly improved performance. You can grow RAIDZ pools now, but it's still a lot more complicated and doesn't perform as well.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
One example related to this and the far-right shift in many western countries, in Italy they are retroactively removing the non-birth mother from birth certificates issued to lesbian couples.
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There are certainly many issues where a conservative of fifty years ago would be considered much further left than modern day conservatives, if not actually further to the left than modern day liberals. Contrast this clip of the George H.W.
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The rack also comes with built-in security features to ensure all hardware and software are genuine Oxide products: purpose-built hardware root of trust (RoT) – present on every Oxide server and switch – cryptographically valida
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
It's the AI Wealth statistic.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
It's a cloud in a rack.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
That's not what a debate is. A debate is a contrived conversation format where presenting evidence and countering the evidence of your opponent isn't really possible in real time.
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by rhinoceraptor 3y ago
Windowing was a core part of classic MacOS applications, the application was decoupled from its windows, since the application was a composition of windows. It's very different from the MS Windows or tablet UI paradigms where an applic

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