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by sireat 3y ago
Indeed I am wary of rewrite from apache days. So using a subdomain should solve routing issues - api.myproject.myorg.org instead of myproject.myorg.org/api ? Two issues - my wildcard cert is *.myorg.org so not 100% it would cover subdo
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by sireat 3y ago
Is mailing list the recommended way to get help on nginx? I recently made the mistake/challenge to use nginx as a SSL reverse proxy for a bunch of non SSL services running in docker containers . To my dismay there is no decent document
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by sireat 3y ago
Ahh the suits are back in style. This is a classical submarine PR blurb: http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html Notice the last paragraph talks about some crowd funding platform - their PR guys did this article. Not that
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by sireat 3y ago
"Y.T.’s mom decides to spend between fourteen and fifteen minutes reading the memo. It’s better for younger workers to spend too long, to show that they’re careful, not cocky. It’s better for older workers to go a little fast, to show
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by sireat 3y ago
I am curious too, how could they contact someone who has basically bought a domain to do absolutely nothing with it. Also, I'd hate to pay a broker $100 just to be told that they can't do anything. Now commission based I could see
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by sireat 3y ago
I tried looking for myfirstname.com and it is completely inactive and private registration for the last 20 years. I am not even sure how would I go about placing a bid. It is an uncommon name not in English dictionary. Possibly my namesake
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by sireat 3y ago
For Maximum Flow (and Minimal Cut) through flow network we are getting close to linear time: 2022 Paper https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.00671
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by sireat 3y ago
Indeed, I have been on Framework mailing list for 2 years and hate seeing these updates. It seems silly that Framework can't figure some way to ship orders to the rest of EU. No need for specific keyboard, just let us place o
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by sireat 3y ago
While any article will be a simplification this one does match my own anecdotal experience. To wit: My current mother in the law was a simple accountant in a mid-sized Baltic city. She was able to go to a sanatorium in Crimea (without husba
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by sireat 3y ago
A little bit less serious take on vector databases: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klTvEwg3oJ4
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by sireat 3y ago
Actually if you head over to r/AcademicBiblical you will find one consensus among scholars(no matter the denomination + atheist) is that there are multiple variations of the bible. Thus there is no one canonical bible. We can only have
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by sireat 4y ago
Linux is a complement to Valve: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/ "Commoditize your complements." In general you open source / lower price (to free if possible)
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by sireat 4y ago
This is actually significant news as there are massive amounts of these machines around. They are still quite powerful considering they are about 12 years old (Sandy Bridge era). Hopefully they add 8300s as well. HP really makes/used m
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by sireat 4y ago
Counter anecdote about skiing: My cousin who is an underemployed balding middle aged divorcee (at times living with his mother - cue George from Seinfeld) met his current long term girlfriend on a skiing trip. Granted this was somewhere in
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by sireat 4y ago
There was a tour of Grant Imahara's workshop two years ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28633605 I was struck by how fantastic everything looked, this was what a dream workshop would look like. However the man
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by sireat 4y ago
https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide is pretty amazing for running Python client side in the browser. You could run notebooks entirely client side https://jupyterlite.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by sireat 4y ago
35k for io domain seems very expensive. Very surprising that it got that much type in traffic. I could see it being worth it for .com (famously bodybuilding.com cost 35k a long long time ago) Why would people be going to .io instead of say
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by sireat 4y ago
What is the best way to go about creating a sane - meaning adware turned off as much as possible defaults for Windows 10? What I mean is preparing a custom ISO for installation. I realize that technically it should be possible: https:&#x2F
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by sireat 4y ago
Problem these days is that someone can release ML upscaled and/or "less grainier" version of your photo. Case in point Samsung "moon" pictures that were making the rounds here a few weeks ago. https://www
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by sireat 4y ago
Another way to verify the solution is to code a Monte Carlo simulation of Monty Hall This can be done with ChatGPT. No code corrections needed.
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by sireat 4y ago
I had a manager ask to include Google Analytics on a government funded site a couple week ago. Instead I sent nice HTML reports generated by GoAccess from access logs. Highly recommend.
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by sireat 4y ago
Thank you for this! I have an oldish (circa 2014) dual CPU Xeon v3 (24 cores/48 threads) with 128GB RAM gathering dust. Have been curious on how fast that old heap would run inference on 65B model. Time to find out now. Anyone else try
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by sireat 4y ago
Best for tofu delivery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7iT2mzlVf0 Although it should have been Toyota Corolla AE86 stick-shift then.
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by sireat 4y ago
90% of time you do not calculate, you "feel" the moves. There is a saying that a difference between SuperGM, GM, IM, and a master is how many times a game they have to really spend time on a move that they are not sure of. SuperGM
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by sireat 4y ago
This is the actual answer and one that pretty much all strong players will agree on. This "feel right" ability goes by different names unconscious mastery, intuition, GM-RAM, drunken chess, Blink, pattern recognition and so on. Ho
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by sireat 4y ago
Exactly why I asked, Numpy is already pretty optimized on ..ahem.. numerical operations. Maybe some optimization on multithreading Still I am reasonably sure Numpy utilizes multithreading already. https://in.nau.edu/arc&#x2F
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by sireat 4y ago
Sorry couldn't help it.. Describe Scala programming language for me. Normal response: Scala is a general-purpose, high-level programming language that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It was designed to be a more expressive and
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by sireat 4y ago
The changes to handling strings and Python data types are welcome. However I am curious on how Arrow beats NumPy on regular ints and floats. For the last 10 years I've been under impression that int and float columns in Pandas are basi
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by sireat 4y ago
So basically going back to Flash.. but even worse.. I didn't mind writing Actionscript.
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by sireat 4y ago
Joel's blog was extremely influential so it put Fogcreek in the spotlight. https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/08/09/the-joel-test-12-s... There had to be early Google employees who read that. One could

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