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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Yes, GUIs and Web interfaces can support keyboard navigation. But I have NEVER found one fully exploiting this. Linear (ticket tracking app) is maybe the only one that comes to mind as a good alternative, but nowhere close to the fluidity a
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
> TUIs are an abomination of design that poorly mimic actually beautiful UIs My mother used to have an early "digital company" back in the 90s in Argentina. We are from a small town in the "Patagonia region"[0] and th
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
I couldn't find the precise reference that mentions that they found the source code for the Basic interpreter and just "copied/ported" it. I did read they'd go "dumpster diving" to learn assembly. But not
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Microsoft (and maybe even Bill Gates personally) generated a strong "dislike" sentiment to the hacker community. But we can't deny that he and Paul Allen were pure breed hackers and helped a lot the development of technology.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
If you can't afford this book yet, Prof Weiss has multiple courses listed with his course notes, which are EXTREMELY detailed and well written: https://www.cs.hunter.cuny.edu/~sweiss/courses.php
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
> Antibiotics should only be used in cases of true need This is going to be a big deal in the next 20 years. I’m from a third world country and the usage of antibiotics is SO irresponsible. People take them (and give them to their childr
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
> Strengthen immunity by increasing contact with natural environments
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
What happens if a British citizen/resident buys an iPhone in the USA? Btw, as a European citizen, I always buy my devices in the USA. We can complain about the US as much as we want, but Europe is on another level.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
I agree. The first time I heard the name I had the same impression.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Congratulations Paras! What are your plans next? Do you have to stay, new venture or just chill and enjoy?
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
The project is amazing, thanks and congrats. A bit of an off-topic comment, I can't cease to be amazed by the quality of HTML apps we can build these days. I remember the days when rendering too many rows on a table could completely br
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
May I ask which benchmarks you saw? I was looking for some reliable one and couldn’t find them.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
I can't believe this is not more mainstream. I really appreciate CISA putting it in writing so I can start citing. But seriously, isn't this OBVIOUS? I was today facing an issue with my BANK because they're locking me out of
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
This will require some serious buffering.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
I think it's confusing for people that only one big green button shows "Download for mac" and the other download links are at the footer.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
There are download links for other platforms at the footer, and below the main CTA button says "Looking for other platforms?" which takes you there.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
With these new additions it might make sense to have a synchronized block as in Java?
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
> The difference here is Gitpod being stateful, which is notoriously hard on Kubernetes, though easier now than ever before! We've always had issues with stateful kubernetes setups. Can you share what makes it easier today than befo
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
This is great news. But it gives me anxiety the fact that I'll keep accumulating chats on that left bar without any ways to manage them or search through them. Today I was looking for an old (and useful) chat I had a few months ago and
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
For me, idk why, it feels too "ORACLE-ly". I stopped using Oracle after administering an 9i until ~2010 and I never want to go back But yes, `USING` is convenient and pleasant to the eyes.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Guys, I ran an EXPLAIN in a dockerized postgres server. You can see it in the screenshot I shared. Why did you assume I was just trusting the LLM? Jeez, Hn.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
I did a quick test in Postgres using the sample Airlines database. Here are the two tested queries: Query 1: SELECT t.passenger_name, t.ticket_no, bp.seat_no FROM Flights f JOIN Tic
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Crazy that there are no in-depth answers with some EXPLAINs and profiling. Just mentions to ANSI standards. EDIT: I realized I completely misread the question. I thought it was asking the difference of using a WHERE clause or putting condit
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
> I don't think that excludes the possibility of Ramanujans or Dizzy Gillespies existing I wholeheartedly agree with this.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Yeah, my bad, I was mostly referring to "music industry". Music is 100% like math. Music is math, and math is music. Edit: inb4, I did read Hofstadter's Gödel, Escher, Bach.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
This analogy doesn't make any sense. Music is not like math and the music industry is not like industries that are related to calculus. Music theory is NOT required to play in a band or write a movie score. Check Gustavo Santaolalla&#x
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Every major city has tours in tunnels and are usually pretty cool. The one in Rome is good. The one in Turin is just amazing, shows how the Italians used the tunnels to defend against the French army.
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Is that considered "spicy"? Is the sensitivity threshold maybe too low?
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Is there any way to use NotebookLM audio generation with an API?
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by santiagobasulto 2y ago
Congrats! As a fellow entrepreneur, I know how tough but rewarding these years are. PS: Are you in Italy?

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