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by tensility 1y ago
Currently, there are over 7500 casks available in Homebrew. A significant part of the value of a GUI such as this to me is as a means of discovery via browsing, and this tool fails at that by not providing a means of browsing the entire ca
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by tensility 1y ago
Of course, something like the mini-NAS that Geerling describes in the following article IS a great fit for an N1x0 machine. These are really all just a spectrum of tools we have available, many of which are better fit than others for partic
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by tensility 1y ago
The thing is, I don't use a RPi for desktop-like experiences, so I don't want all of the accessories you've padded the price with just to have a cheap unix node somewhere that I need a small amount of compute or, especially,
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by tensility 1y ago
As more waves of layoffs happen due to AI, there will likely be a growing market for "No AI" products, especially given how nasty some of the C suite are being about that short-sighted "unemploying humanity" objective th
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by tensility 1y ago
VI runs EMACS?! I knew the opposite to be true, but... ;-p
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by tensility 1y ago
At twelve years in, you are expected to be a senior engineer and to be able to bootstrap yourself into a new dev environment without someone leading you to do so. How you go about doing that, especially in a chaotic environment with aggres
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by tensility 1y ago
Why does running 'help' require tokens?
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by tensility 1y ago
On my M-series Mac devices, I get a warning for missing executable when trying to launch after installing. I've had Steam re-verify its payload files with the same result on two different systems. Any ideas?
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by tensility 1y ago
It was already demonstrably foolish to trust anything Elon says before he made his explicit turn towards techno-fascism, but that certainly seals the deal for me.
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by tensility 1y ago
Did they ever actually install many of those solar tiles?
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by tensility 2y ago
This is more or less the advice that I was going to give. I would add on to it by recommending that, if you don't know what to build, go find an open source project with open pull requests and start fixing broken things. Keep track o
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by tensility 2y ago
That's more or less also what Google does with Chrome in order to force folks to use it and only it. I know that well because I have Chromium installed for this reason alone.
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by tensility 2y ago
Solidly enforcing citizens' constitutional right to privacy seems a far better approach to addressing the problem of Google at its root cause.
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by tensility 2y ago
Yup. Steaming is the way to go.
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by tensility 2y ago
Boil your eggs by steaming them for excellent results based purely on timer and no need to use anything to cook with other than water since the temperature of steam is extremely consistent. This works very well for results ranging anywhere
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by tensility 2y ago
In the spirit of constructive criticism, I'd suggest that the GPU section of the summary feels like a fish out of water and should probably either be removed or supplemented with a bit more context from the actual paper. Cheers.
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by tensility 2y ago
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eggs-us
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by tensility 2y ago
Telling folks that they are being sold out for peanuts (or almonds) doesn't diminish the betrayal; it only makes it worse.
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by tensility 2y ago
I'd agree with your recommendation while pointing out that a big part of the benefit from doing this is getting high-quality audio ADC/DAC hardware in the final mixed-signal interface. This can be achieved well with either kind o
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by tensility 2y ago
Not if the audio circuitry has been properly canned (i.e. Faraday-caged) and if the power supply produces clean input power; however, one or both and especially the latter often do get compromised in poorly integrated Wintel PC systems.
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by tensility 2y ago
Mixed signal components are hard to do well and have significant impact on the quality of final analog audio I/O. So, it matters which components have been used regardless of whether it's on on-motherboard solution or an external
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by tensility 2y ago
I think that the posted example doesn't even work correctly, dropping most of the article's text after the first several paragraphs. Why did you post something when you didn't apparently even bother to check the results for
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by tensility 2y ago
As with any new role/team/etc, the best course forward is to set some "evaluation time frames" at the start and then follow through with the process of deeply reconsidering whether it is actually a good fit at each check
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by tensility 2y ago
Why has this 4 year old article bubbled to the top of HN?
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by tensility 2y ago
It's partially a product of Amdahl's Law. Coding and related textual activities are only a fraction of the work required for product design, implementation, and maintenance.
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by tensility 2y ago
As does Apple's Darwin kernel, when used as intended. :-)
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by tensility 2y ago
Tip #7 is my favorite. ;-p
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by tensility 2y ago
Normal folks get fired for "mistakes" like this. Oligarchs don't.
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by tensility 2y ago
Crisis of trust in Altman reflects back on Y Combinator. They have significant financial motivation to downplay his behavior regardless of any moderators claims.
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by tensility 2y ago
The real problem is that Altman has legitimately destroyed public trust. We already have way too many immature robber barons playing the oligarchy game for the likes of such as him to be positive for society in the end. If he had a consci

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