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91.
by tibbon 3y ago
8GB feels like the base model car. It technically gets you there, but you should probably opt for at least the most minimal of upgrades.
92.
by tibbon 3y ago
I thought these were images of Boston City Hall at first.
93.
by tibbon 3y ago
Having one way to deploy software is great. If I want to run 10 different home services (Pihole, Minecraft server, Plex, whatever), I'd prefer to not need different ways of updating/backing up/provisioning each. Ideally K8s w
94.
by tibbon 3y ago
Could there be a suit against them over this? I bought one explicitly for home automation, and it seems them disabling it turns that into some sort of false advertising
95.
by tibbon 3y ago
And nothing of value was lost
96.
by tibbon 3y ago
The only negative thing I can say about HASS is that getting it running in Kubernetes with a USB Zigbee/Zwave adapter is a real pain. I've got a local cluster and had it working once, but had to rebuild everything for some unrelat
97.
by tibbon 3y ago
I'm not sure I agree. Arduinos made by other companies aren't emulations. They can still be true implementations and feature compatible.
98.
by tibbon 3y ago
My experience with blood pressure measurements is that no matter what I’ve ate/drank, or how fast I walked down the hall in the Dr’s office my BP is never over 120/80. If mine did jump, even at one appointment, it would stick out
99.
by tibbon 3y ago
I’m truly under-educated on JS issues. What is wrong with FP in this context?
100.
by tibbon 3y ago
Is this dog fooding the app?
101.
by tibbon 3y ago
Agreed. Its a lot of hot air.
102.
by tibbon 3y ago
Agreed. I think many of these books were written by people who knew the subject themselves, and were just putting their knowledge on the page without much of a feedback and testing loop to see if it was using a method that transferred to a
103.
by tibbon 3y ago
I hate trash talking someone's hard work, but Andre's books actively set me back as a programmer and made me feel stupid. I'm glad they worked for some people, but they really shouldn't have sold themselves as for anyone
104.
by tibbon 3y ago
Is it just me, or were so many books from this era just outright bad? I spent a few years teaching at General Assembly, and in that time I learned so much about pedology, how I often learn, how others learn, and that I can't always ass
105.
by tibbon 3y ago
I’ve used llama.cpp easily for some local things, but it does lack a good ui.
106.
by tibbon 3y ago
Cues robots finding religion in BSG. This has all happened before and will all happen again
107.
by tibbon 3y ago
Are there likely Golden Parachutes in this scenario?
108.
by tibbon 3y ago
I've found church organs that were probably 100k+ for free before as well. You just need a giant place to put them...
109.
by tibbon 3y ago
Large objects can be so hard to deal with that they are often discarded, regardless of theoretical price or value. Motorcycles, Hammond organs, etc. So often it might be worth quite a bit it someone in another location, but especially after
110.
by tibbon 3y ago
They are loud. I have a Unicomp I bought about 18 years ago. It has been rock solid, but if you don't want loud this isn't they keyboard to get.
111.
by tibbon 3y ago
Same. Even clicking, alone right clicking, is super awkward for some reason on my partner's computer (I can't recall the brand, Asus or such). On my mac, it seems flawless.
112.
by tibbon 3y ago
Do we know how the unions are asking people to interact with media companies, streaming services and films? Would they prefer people avoid them, cancel services, and avoid buying tickets for the moment as a form of picket line? I don't
113.
by tibbon 3y ago
Books too. The vast majority of books (or paper media overall) ever printed are no longer available new. There _might_ be some electronic version, but realistically not. Library systems help fill this in, but there are so many titles are ar
114.
by tibbon 3y ago
Do you know why they choose the UAW? It seems a really strange fit. The choice of what union to affiliate with, and selecting their rules is something that should have been done carefully, and with the needs of the membership in mind.
115.
by tibbon 3y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that the union is presumably made of their members, and should act in alignment with some decision making process they arrive at together. Bargaining and figuring out goals shouldn’t be something for just the Ba
116.
by tibbon 3y ago
I've been wondering if one solution is having dual plumbing in some houses, that includes a parallel system for non-drinkable (but otherwise clean) water.
117.
by tibbon 3y ago
I'm looking at this and unclear what he's talking about. Essentially, citation needed Elon?
118.
by tibbon 3y ago
I find this highly unrealistic. Advisors do not notice nor care for your mental health. Breaks and rest are not offered nor advised. Back to the lab!
119.
by tibbon 3y ago
I don’t know. I often look on Reddit but am often still unhappy with the results. I don’t like that the rich potential of this platform and hardware is often wasted for cheap upsells
120.
by tibbon 3y ago
12500 ft is 2083.33 fathoms.

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