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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Celery generally works best with the redis backend. The main thing when it comes to models is that you pass the ids not the model instances themselves when passing to celery jobs. This is because the celery worker could be running somewhere
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Celery Flower has some rough corners but generally I can manage celery tasks there and see where things are failing or backed up.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Celery with the Redis backend seemed pretty solid. RabbitMQ and friends are just a pain to use.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Especially when this changes. My first Ecovacs robot vacuum lasted 5 years, the replacement died in months and I've replaced that. Its a complete pain to get open, and the way its wired makes it a complete pain to get around to try and
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
For the smart vac to go unattended your floor must be clear, all your wires for things must be off the floor (it will eat them), your doors all open. The vac has to not be full. You also need to semi regularly clear the brush of hair etc. T
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Sure, though SKG decided to focus on just one thing because there's enough already. Its more that SKG could be part of a wider movement, if other people step up for these other parts.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
I've got a robot vac and only use it "manually" they do get stuck from time to time, but its just grab it and stick it down in whatever area. The house has stairs in bits anyway. If it was on a schedule it could only do the b
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
The trick is being a good engineer in the first place.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
The concepts in the LLMs latent space are close to each other and you find them by asking in the right way, so if you ask like an expert you find better stuff. For it to work best you should be an expert in the subject matter, or something
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
I use it for a lot of stuff, but ultimately redo almost all of it - which I think is right. The LLM is the mush of everyone's stuff like the juice at the bottom of the bin is a mix of all the restaurants food. The writing out the other
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Small forums are fine, but I think global social media is making people ill in many ways. Self censorship is the sort of thing we used to look at pekple in China doing and think was strange.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Not being able view imgur in the UK is a pain.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
That implies a plan, its more lurch from one thing to the next expedient thing.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
I couldn't make it through the video, something about this sort of thing is very unenjoyable to watch. I use LLMs a lot and I like older weird AI generated stuff, but outside the uncanny valley... no.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
While some stuff can generated, there is a long way to go.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
For me, if someone did not put much effort into making a thing then I can't be bothered to experience it (well, unless it was really really really good).
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Wonder if this will get them to fix keyboard navigation in Android apps.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Same in Nautilus.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Which is funny because Kodi is XBMC. I have a similar issue and just don't get on with Kodi.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Same, and I count Kodi in the not good enough interfaces. Two things make it worse: The Xbox controllers were great for navigation vs a remote control. SMB1 was much easier to setup and use vs modern samba.
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
I imagine this is bad news to breath in?
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by stuaxo 11mo ago
Lights in other settings that were upgraded to LEDs became much brighter: night clubs usef to be mostly dark for instance. I don't think it happened through any plan, if anyone was looking at the specs, they probably just thought &quot
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by stuaxo 1y ago
ProjectM is on github too https://github.com/projectM-visualizer/projectm
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by stuaxo 1y ago
This sounds wonderful, many of us just need to work somewhere and other things are more important than some of their unfortunate software choices.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
See: The UK and the VIP lane during Covid, billions spent on unsuitable equipment, much of it burned in the end.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
FSV is fun, I used to run it occasionally 20 years ago on my Linux desktop. Nice to see it updated.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
These will mostly match, but they arent nessecarily the sources just some links that are plausibly the sources.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
Interesting stuff, I wish there was a way it would get open sourced one day.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
There seem to be bunch of DLLs in iTunes and Safari with familiar names. Would have been good if someone made bindings for them, it would have been interesting to see what MacOS like stuff could work there, even if it just python bindings.
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by stuaxo 1y ago
In a country with stronger privacy this would be law.

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