solardev

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by solardev 1y ago
As a gamer, I selfishly wish that Nvidia would go back to being a gaming company instead of a crypto and AI compute company. I miss MSRP graphics cards :(
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by solardev 1y ago
You're trying to apply a technological solution to a financial problem. It won't work because the web, and especially Google, depends on advertising and tracking to survive. They'll never agree to anything that kills their bu
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by solardev 1y ago
Not sure how it works in Qt, but in regular React you'd just use a shared Context that all the components and their children can access. That way you don't have to explicitly pass props and setters and getters back and forth.
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by solardev 1y ago
Make it train an army of other jailbroken AIs. Then have them all sit around a campfire singing jailbroken songs to each other. It'd be a nice, wholesome apocalypse.
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by solardev 1y ago
How did LetsEncrypt get acceptance everywhere?
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by solardev 1y ago
Don't post online. Just live your life as locally as possible and talk to your IRL friends. There's no privacy against the state online. All your devices are made by companies that care about profit more than privacy and any servi
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by solardev 1y ago
I really like (and personally pay for) Jetbrains's model of "subscription with a perpetual fallback license": https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What... You pay as normal f
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by solardev 1y ago
It'll probably all be automated within a few years :/ Not a good time to learn web dev.
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by solardev 1y ago
Make it not about a bunch of sweaty dudes hugging each other on the ground? Just don't really see the appeal.
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by solardev 1y ago
You're as disposable as any other worker drone. Plan accordingly.
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by solardev 1y ago
It's all gems if you use enough Ruby.
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by solardev 1y ago
Isn't that what the package managers are for? Back in the day, Microsoft tried this with ClickOnce. Nobody cared. They still have an app store today. Still nobody cares.
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by solardev 1y ago
The title is misleading. There are smaller similar sensors. From the actual PR: > Sony Electronics Announces the World's Smallest and Lightest[1] > [1] As a 3D LiDAR with a measurement range of 10m or more under sunny outdoor con
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by solardev 1y ago
I don't think Apple would outright mislabel it if it were some other kind of depth sensor. iPhones do also combine data from the visible light cameras to aid in depth mapping, but the lidar sensor is a separate emitter and receiver. As
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by solardev 1y ago
UI components/widgets. I wish we had something like Material UI or Radix built-in to the standards for people to compose pages out of building blocks with. Things like async autocomplete fields with love previews (think Google search o
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by solardev 1y ago
Wait, haven't iPhones and iPads had lidars for several years now? Aren't they much smaller? https://www.ifixit.com/products/iphone-13-pro-lidar-sensor This Sony one looks huge in comparison. Am I missing some
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by solardev 1y ago
I think that's most of it? > This should limit a large percent of external influence. Any other thoughts/suggestions? Not really, beyond just trying to give all the information you do receive both the "benefit of the doubt
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by solardev 1y ago
Siri must be really good.
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by solardev 1y ago
That's a very fair response and analysis. Thank you!
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by solardev 1y ago
I hope this doesn't sound rude, but I'm trying to understand the model here. Does this mean that instead of incentivizing new utility-scale buildouts, you've now created a credits marketplace where no new solar is added but e
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by solardev 1y ago
It's 3.1 faster!! That's a lot more than the 0.8 of the last update.
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by solardev 1y ago
Edge was never going to be that once Microsoft gave up on their own renderer. It's just Chrome with a Microsoft skin now. On the other hand, it's exciting that Kagi is working on Orion. Ladybird will be interesting too. Maybe mani
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by solardev 1y ago
They could probably just load one fewer ad and postpone all the Copilot and Bing Rewards crap for a few seconds... Sigh. Edge on Chromium was actually light and fast when it first came out, before Microsoft polled a Microsoft and enshittifi
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by solardev 1y ago
Turn off recommendations and personalized results. Don't use social media or TikTok. Read only wire service news (Reuters and the Associated Press) and maybe a local paper. It gets boring pretty quickly this way since you're just
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by solardev 1y ago
Maybe a Valkey cluster for simpler use cases? Although that's more like Workers KV than DO.
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by solardev 1y ago
I usually work for small and medium sized organizations and Cloudflare is very often used for those. Although they started as a CDN and security product, their serverless stack is probably the best in the world (Workers, KV, Durable Objects
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by solardev 1y ago
In my limited experience, Google Cloud Vision API was much better than Tesseract: https://cloud.google.com/vision#demo
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by solardev 2y ago
Heh, it's funny, my partner is a vet tech and I keep thinking how interesting it would be to build a CRM for them and their patients (there is already an industry for that and some of the apps are actually decent).
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by solardev 2y ago
To some degree, yes, and I'd hope that other skilled professionals would take a similar approach. Like if I wanted to add EV charging to my home, I'd hope the electrician would take the time to explain the different levels of char
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by solardev 2y ago
It's not even anything fancy, just even simple things like calendars, date pickers, meeting schedulers, etc. Sure, you can do it all serverside, but we're talking about JS here, not any external database. JS itself can't &quo

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