timtom39

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by timtom39 4y ago
EasyList Cookie. uBlockOrigin has it built in. FF mobile can run it.
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by timtom39 4y ago
I used to love CircleCI then they broke all my CI jobs when they deprecated their "Convenience image". Rather than continue to maintain CircleCI jobs and pay them for the pleasure I am just migrating to GH actions. It is painful.
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by timtom39 4y ago
You benchmarked? On what platform? Training what? Can you link to this? Or are you just looking at theoretical? In my experience, for what the 3090 offers, it is not really an issue unless you start using birutificaiton.
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by timtom39 4y ago
I have a build out similar to the one you describe in my basement :P Few comments: The mining GPU setups have almost no bandwidth to the GPUs and are not suitable. You should use hardware like https://www.ebay.com/itm/2
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by timtom39 4y ago
It isn't just Tesla. It is across the board there are big issues but this is not new. The big auto companies have always had this issue with new tech. For example, when they switched to aluminum block engines they had all sorts of horr
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by timtom39 4y ago
Just gave the developer $50 so he doesn't need to reduce monthly costs. I like the service running well.
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by timtom39 4y ago
Yea, don't bucket Linux users in with typical Google and Apple store users. I need no help "discovering" software through some companies arbitrary filter. I can use google, github, hacker news, etc.
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by timtom39 4y ago
You don't already do this for Linux? :( A new Linux setup already requires me to visit a bunch of sites and find .debs. Chrome, Signal, Edge, Visual Studio Code, Slack, etc. I don't really trust random unofficial maintainers in sn
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by timtom39 4y ago
no paywall https://archive.ph/tyMco
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by timtom39 4y ago
Try harder. You can run their bridge to expose imap and use any client to export your emails. Also, your info from "years" ago is out of date as they are a small company that has been working on product/features all those yea
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by timtom39 4y ago
bridge exposes imap making it easy to download all your data using Thunderbird or another client. I don't know about "export" because imap does what I want and is supported by most providers in the same format.
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by timtom39 4y ago
Yes but I have owned several with no issues. I usually will only buy from sellers who have lots of positive feedback. New sellers have nothing to lose.
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by timtom39 4y ago
Prices are falling quickly. 3090 was ~$900 on ebay last week. You can now pick one up for $600. Look at the auctions buy it now prices take longer to drop.
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by timtom39 4y ago
ML/AI is the deep end of python dependencies. Lots of hardware specific requirements (e.g. CUDA, cuDNN, AVX2 TensorFlow binaries, etc). A typical python web application is a lot simpler.
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by timtom39 4y ago
Their target rate is 2%. 8.5% is still the highest we have seen in 40 years. Also, happened during an energy crunch.
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by timtom39 4y ago
I lived in SF for ~8 years and left during COVID and bought a house. I have worked remote for 5 years (long before covid). My quality of life is just better not living in SF. I should have left earlier. It is all of the reasons you listed a
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by timtom39 4y ago
CA is losing population: https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Bay-Area-countie... It isn't crazy fast but it is happening. We will see if the trend holds...
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by timtom39 4y ago
> But if you are trying web scraping at scale, reverse engineering should always be your first choice. Not only it enables you a faster solution, it is more ethical (IMO) as you are minimizing your impact to it's resources. Renderin
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by timtom39 5y ago
Adblock on mobile is a huge perf gain for me. Firefox is one of the few mobile browsers to support it without root on android.
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by timtom39 5y ago
Bandwidth Alliance isn't a thing anymore? My deployment is still serving multiple TB a day free. Do you have a link?