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by rovr138 3y ago
Question, why is this company a necessity and a human right?
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by rovr138 3y ago
I wonder how they handle private subs. If it’s certain users, they can’t simply cache the private page. With everyone checking, this would add a lot of overhead. With apps like reddark, and other bots running this would create a lot of load
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by rovr138 3y ago
find . -name hosts -exec grep -v '^#' {} \; | awk '{print $1}'| sort | uniq -c 43029 204 # 4289934 0.0.0.0 10763 127.0.0.1 18 255.255.255.255 54 ::1 1 analytics.shein.co.uk
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by rovr138 3y ago
For what it’s worth, instead of googling random code structures or coking up with small functions, I just use chatgpt since I can prompt it for exactly what I want. I copy it, try it, and just refine it if needed. Sometimes it’s not 100% th
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by rovr138 3y ago
For windows, I use cmd+ctrl+alt+left arrow for left half cmd+ctrl+alt+right arrow right half cmd+ctrl+alt+up arrow for maximize cmd+ctrl+alt+down arrow for centering cmd+ctrl+alt+1/2/3 for thirds cmd+ctrl+alt+q/p/z/
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by rovr138 3y ago
I have a trackpad on the left and a trackball on the right. I’m right handed, so I use the mouse for most, but when I need a gesture, the trackpad is there. Has been working great for years.
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by rovr138 3y ago
I also am a trackball user. Trackman wheel > m570 > Kensington expert. I’ve tried vertical ones, but it’s just not the same.
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by rovr138 3y ago
I have an Advantage Pro. 100% this is one of the things I’d spend money on again. I’ve had it for 10 years now. I’ve been looking at the 360 lately, but just because Im curious. The one I have still works great.
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by rovr138 3y ago
That’s also one way to kill all credibility from users.
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Christian talked about this. A payload of 25 comments vs a payload of 100, takes less time to generate and deliver. So sometimes, to optimize his users experience, he might request 25 to show something quick to the user and then do a reques
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by rovr138 3y ago
This sentiment is what made Reddit a great community for smaller and specific subs. It’s just people talking around a topic and helping each other. Subreddit mods doing everything they can to keep their area clean for people reading. I’ve
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by rovr138 3y ago
It’s hard to put oneself out there like that. Christian is very visible in the community, but I want to say thank you to you too. Thank you for all the work you did! This made a lot of our experiences great.
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by rovr138 3y ago
There's archived data until March, https://archive.org/details/pushshift-reddit-2023-03 The rest of the data can be found on AcademicTorrents.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Washington D.C. for anyone wondering, > The United States scrambled F-16 fighter jets in a supersonic chase of a light aircraft with an unresponsive pilot that violated airspace in the Washington D.C. area and later crashed into the moun
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by rovr138 3y ago
> Folding@home is one of the world's fastest computing systems. With heightened interest in the project as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic,[8] the system achieved a speed of approximately 1.22 exaflops by late March 2020 and reach
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by rovr138 3y ago
The US Navy and the US Marine Corps bombed an area on the island of Vieques for training exercises. In 1999, there were protests to get them to stop, clean, and leave. This is part of what the EPA has identified as contaminants, > After
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by rovr138 3y ago
Well, if Folding@Home's project still exists, I'm going with Deep Mind is not working with them or there's still space to help.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Do you mean that they've said it or just makes sense? Curious if they've said anything about it.
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Can they launch a browser view hidden and scrape it? I have no idea if they can read from it.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Currently, just add .json to the end of the url. I have no idea what will happen to this with the changes. If what you suggest is done, even a package, we could probably do a distributed pushshift[1] alternative to aggregate the data like t
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by rovr138 3y ago
You can (currently?) add .json to any url on reddit and it'll provide a json object. - https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit/src/commit/b0ce6c52a66987... - https://codeberg.org/teddit&#
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by rovr138 3y ago
This is using huggingface. It's python. There's no reason it wouldn't run on arm. https://huggingface.co/tiiuae/falcon-40b I'll also add that the fact something is in C++ doesn't mean it will r
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by rovr138 3y ago
> So I run 'example.com', but only serve (ex:) content via JSON. Allow competing implementations of the API on AWS, Cloudflare, self-hosted, etc.. Then let UIs like Apollo act like an aggregator and an OIDC provider for their u
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by rovr138 3y ago
It is Apache Spark. It's a framework that allows processing large amounts of data in parallel on a cluster of computers. You can use batch processing, streaming, do machine learning and graph jobs. You usually use Scala, Java, Python o
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Just dug more and I see it. Foranyone looking, their documentation on how to connect, https://supabase.com/docs/guides/database/connecting-to-post...
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by rovr138 3y ago
I understand that. But bit.io gave you a postgres database. Supabase gives you a firebase alternative that just happens to be built on top of postgres. - https://supabase.com/docs/guides/getting-started/featur
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Databricks is a company by the people that built Spark. They've extended and their platform does a lot now.
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It's an actual database.
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by rovr138 3y ago
Wasn't there news recently about Safari overtaking edge as the second most popular browser? If so, we should probably be developing for it too. Not just the top 1. Yes, there's a gap between 1 and 2, but you can't just discou
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by rovr138 3y ago
Looks like they started in SF. I don’t think it’s too far fetched to require people to have at least a 5 hour overlap with Pacific time business hours.

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