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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Wow I knew it was bad, but I had no idea it was this bad. On a side note one of worst things(but not the only bad thing) about the Kindle Scribe is the fact that you can't easily load ebooks from other vendors on it, making note taking
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I was trying to skim this article, but it's a very hard read. I don't know who he is, but Wikipedia say it's an American-Brit. Is there any reason to assume that he didn't just fly there? In which case of course they kne
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
A little off-topic, but having used Raycast a little on a mac, I have to say that I wish there was react-native on Linux. It seems likes the react-native desktop project is maintained by microsoft, so there is no incentive for them to port
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
You don't really get to become a billionaire in the US without playing well with the establishment, so quite a few people believe that at some point someone pushed him a little too hard to do something he didn't want. I'm in
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
From my perspective when I had to turn ML models from a "real scientist" to something I could use in production, emacs-ipython-notebooks[1] was immensely helpful for me, since it allowed to connect to the jupyter server and edit a
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Chrome and Brave don't have native tagging for bookmarks either, so this looks fantastic.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
lsp actually came out of the .net opensource community. omnisharp to be exact. It's funny how much is actually attributed to MS in this case, when most of VSCode did not originate there. There's no reason at all why VSCode has &qu
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I mean sure ... but why not just get a rice cooker?
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Brother used to have this HL2030 which worked forever and was dirt cheap. I'd keep one if you could still buy them and if I wasn't travelling them. Doesn't require a host of vlans either. "no self respecting tech worker&
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
> This doesn't happen for every company, thankfully. It happened to Twitter didn't it?
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
It's actually not just because of that and it's not as simple as "it's just because of fixed budgets". The fundamental problem just like with most places there is in fact corruption(there is a lot to talk about here
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Having worked in Germany's healthcare system, specifically in Hamburg, I can only see one trajectory. Worse. The policymakers are deeply corrupt and doing everything they can to squeeze more money out of patients. You can book therapis
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
One thing to note is that while Germany is much better if you need social services, it's much easier to move between classes in the US. It's very hard to move up in German society without the right social circles which are also mu
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Is there a way to train it on your own voice to isolate your own voice but not distort it too much?
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
It seems quite different actually. While this filter tries to completely change the sound of the whole recording, RTX voice isn't really improving the audio quality, but is rather focusing only on removing noise. I think it's a mu
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
This seems to work well for certain voices and recordings and quite badly for others. Is there any way one could easily train it on my own voice to make sure it isolates my or any other trained voice from noisy environments?
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Here's a summary on how to do it on the respective OS's https://gist.github.com/tanyuan/55bca522bf50363ae4573d4bdcf0... It's an interesting concept. I have been using capslock as control for so long that
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
It's interesting to go to any historical topic on Wikipedia that is related to Ukraine or Russia right now. There are thousands of edits since February on every single one of them. It doesn't matter if it's related to the sit
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I was wondering the same. If you can feed a bunch of code into an AI and then use the generated code that's basically like a money mixer. Do you get to decompile things then and then feed them with existing code into an AI? Can you reu
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
It looks to me as if they're actually a lot of smaller pieces put together, but maybe I see it incorrectly. Maybe one day, architects will stop designing things that are structural liabilities, or engineers actually get to say no to it
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I mean it's not just America. I do however always wonder if it is American urban planning across the world though. Taichung looks like an American city, mostly designed around cars.Taipei highways have so many twists and turns that I k
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Having been burned by equity of nothing too often I tend to flat out refuse equity in general, but since you bring it up what is the advice/recommendation here?
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Judging from some of the videos that circulated from the Alameda CEO I'd say it's also a significant portion of incompetence. I'm not going to guess which one was more though.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Funny, the norm command seems useful, I didn't know. But in this particular instance, I feel like a macro would have been much easier. EDIT: for those that don't know: qa type in some stuff including cr and a return to be beginnin
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Of course it's a JS problem. "Programs" being replaced by JavaScript apps doesn't mean some custom homegrown LTS framework. It means apps that aim to replace what used to be known as "Programs" have some sort o
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Most of the things people below say ALSA didn't have, OSSv4 actually had. But basically, they made it proprietary, Linux switched to ALSA, and when OSSv4 became open source again it lost traction. But from my experience at the time, it
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Is there a conference for everything nowadays? I mean with the digital conference it's not really going to happen, but didn't some companies declare bankruptcy because they kept pouring all their money and effort into conferences?
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
MacBook's touchpads are quite famous at being better than most of the competition. Thinkpad keyboards are indeed much better, but only if you don't care about small water spills rendering your keyboard unusable.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Do the changes in color actually reflect the importance of the content? Because if not, I find myself focusing on the wrong things. Giving that you are a founder, how much money can be made with such a thing?
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I've had to look this up because everyone also brings up this point without any proper details. The exact numbers are not known. It's supposedly 45%-55% (at the beginning people were claiming 70%). It's limited to 2 factories

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