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by seanvelasco 2y ago
reminds me of a certain art installation at Changi Airport in Singapore. it was the first cool thing I saw in that country
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
for using it as a server for self-hosted services, sure. but using it as an embedded device, almost impossible owing to the lack of IO pins. people that use the raspberry pi to host their things should definitely use these mini computers. i
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
Now do the same for Iran-backed campaigns. And China's.
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
at first, i thought, "if this doesn't use a server, then how..." - then i started typing and watched the url change. amazing!
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
wasn't this fixed a few days ago? https://x.com/FirefoxSupport/status/1791459697297608943 firefox is my default browser, and i have the enhanced tracking protection to strict.
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
i haven't seen tech people, save for the bsky devs. in my time building a client for it (as a side project), i observed a healthy population of journalists, furries, and people who have bad political takes. when openai launched gpt-4o
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
i read about this technology first from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40015953 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39392582 . curious if OP also got his inspiration from the two mentioned - prett
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
i would love to use vscode in the ipad. one barrier to having a similar experience one the mac is its filesystem. the Files app is nowhere near Finder in terms of utility. when riding a bus in singapore, or flying short-distance, i feel awk
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
i bought an premium .app domain a few months ago. not published in websites yet. no history of previous owners. just a fact that it's listed as a premium domain on registrars. first emails I received after the gmail welcome email were
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by seanvelasco 2y ago
somewhat related, i came across this, mlx examples for openai clip: https://github.com/ml-explore/mlx-examples/tree/main/clip curious to know how fast catlip is. the above using openai clip is already fa
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
i find github.com/explore great at discovery - what specific functionality are you looking for? outside github, i found that oss projects generally get announced at twitter. most oss are full-blown products, so producthunt.
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
for developing countries where the minimum wage is $10 per day (not hour), $11.99 each month is simply too expensive - money that could otherwise be spent on services that offer more than simply being ad-free. if it's $1 or $3 per mont
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
> protocol that allowed CT scanner talk to a contrast injector was this part of the DICOM protocol? i have worked with medical imaging devices as well, but was not fortunate enough to work with the CT modality. cool stuff!
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
same with Porkbun. a bank employee, who was going through my card transactions, asked what Porkbun was. i love Porkbun, but they sound like and share the same number of characters as the pornography company.
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
one thing i noticed from vpn use recently: using a free vpn actually allows me to watch content otherwise inaccessible to due to geo restrictions. this was using a free vpn. for a second, i was really happy because i thought the office was
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
What happened with Legos? They used to be simple. Harry Potter Legos, Star Wars Legos, complicated kits, tiny little blocks. I’m not saying it's bad. I just wanna know what happened.
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Technologies: TypeScript, Go, Python, Solid.js, Svelte, React, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Docker, Linux Strengths: health tech, networking, communication protocols, electrical engineering, frontend development Interests: ed t
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
Location: Southeast Asia Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: TypeScript, Go, Python, Solid.js, Svelte, React, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Docker, Linux Strengths: health tech, networking, communication protocols, electrica
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
at first, i thought this was about the Thu'um, or the dragon language from the elder scrolls: skyrim.
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
searched for this in the app store. got a "Gemini AI Expert" ad as the first result. i understand app review process is quite strict in the app store - i'm just wondering why it's not the same for ads? i hate ads.
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
i love this perspective! makes me really happy of the advancements going around, and not feel sad about my macbook m1 getting old
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
i have very fond memories of exciting times creating and designing my blogger websites when i was in 3rd grade in my netbook (i learned to use the computer before i could read). the first site i created was a site for downloading PC games.
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
was just looking at the official telegram bot api just last night! i'm going to give this a try, as a way to get more comfortable with C. on a separate note, does anyone know of a stable telegram api (not bot api) in javascript that do
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
this is exactly what i feel about most of the apps on the app store over the years, but i was never able to actually articulate it. very eloquently put!
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
Allowed me to find the song Longer by Dan Fogelberg, a song which otherwise would remain a mystery to me possibly forever without this tech (unless I bump into a friend who happens to know this song)
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Song stuck in your head? Just hum to search (2020)(blog.google)
155 points by seanvelasco 3y ago|93 comments
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by seanvelasco 3y ago
Location: Asia Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: • Languages: TS, Go, C, Python • Frontend: React (Next.js, Remix), Svelte (SvelteKit) • Packages: D3.js, Matplotlib, NumPy • Tools: Docker, Compose, Kubernetes • Databa