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by traverseda 2y ago
Why would I give you my code for free if you're not going to give me your code for free?
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by traverseda 2y ago
You don't get to decide whether it's about fairness or not. It is going to be about fairness for a bunch of your early adopters. This is actually the kind of product I suspect I'd go for, I'm pretty firmly in your target
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by traverseda 2y ago
>The reason verified tools need to be open source is to ensure transparency and trust for users who install them Is that not true of the code you've written here as well? I don't understand why you have different rules for your
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by traverseda 2y ago
>Hollow is intended to be driven by a community of developers, Whether you’re using the core tools or adding new ones through plugins, you’re part of a growing ecosystem of creativity and flexibility. >"Currently, the app isn’t o
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by traverseda 2y ago
How do you do software upgrades if you don't have a good system for handling process restarts without downtime?
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by traverseda 2y ago
Why aren't you just using environment variables for feature flags? Have people still not bought into the whole 12 factor config things?
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by traverseda 2y ago
>So where's the non-sketchy, non-for-profit equivalent? Serving models is currently expensive. I'd argue that some big cloud providers have conspired to make egress bandwidth expensive. That, coupled with the increasing scale o
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by traverseda 2y ago
Sure, an appimage, the UV example above
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by traverseda 2y ago
You can also do the same thing with the nix package manager and pretty much any language or dependency. Like if you wanted a portable bash-script with imagemagick #! /usr/bin/env nix-shell #! nix-shell -i bash -p ba
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by traverseda 2y ago
It's when you need to give the script to someone else.
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by traverseda 2y ago
I know this isn't the point, but here's my nixos script for using a canon DSLR as a webcam https://codeberg.org/traverseda/nixos-config/src/commit/ee3f... To get this out of nixos you need to c
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by traverseda 2y ago
>Though, I wouldn’t really claim that all IP is illegitimate. I think many IP protections go way too far and last too long, but, I think some amount of copyright and patents is probably a good idea, though for a much shorter duration. Fo
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by traverseda 2y ago
I think the "information want to be free" crowd is very consistent. They want the information to be free. They don't want artificial scarcity. Sure they'll use IP as a means to an end, but that doesn't mean they bel
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by traverseda 2y ago
You can live in the gift economy or the money economy. Taking stuff from the gift economy and selling it is gross.
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by traverseda 2y ago
That's a very pessimistic take. It's right about 50% of the time!
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by traverseda 2y ago
Satellite base stations
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by traverseda 2y ago
Copilot and aider-chat
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by traverseda 2y ago
New wotlds seem to have a way of getting humanity out of a local maxima. Personally I'm hoping for luxury space communism.
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by traverseda 2y ago
Whoever scanned these did an excellent job figuring out the settings and grid alignment. All of these images appear to have the lines exactly 4 pixels wide.
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by traverseda 2y ago
Yeah, hn will just downvote anything with the word ai-generated in it blindly.
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by traverseda 2y ago
And off by one errors
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by traverseda 2y ago
No, faceid unlocks a Cryptographic key stored in a TPM like device. Of someone can run arbitrary code on your iPhone, they can get it to unlock the TPM. If they can't, it would be challenging to fake FaceID right now. It uses a bunch o
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by traverseda 2y ago
Have you used much python, or are you just buying into the "python slow" memes? Unless they've done something very very wrong performance will be fine. This isn't doing anything where python's overhead would matter.
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by traverseda 2y ago
It's one factor in estimating altitude you feed into an extended kalman filter. If the GPS altitude is holding steady but there's a sudden jump in pressure that's probably a storm front not indicative of motion. You also prob
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by traverseda 2y ago
Not a faster lock, air pressure is actually more accurate on the z axis for the most part. GPS is not great at height, and including an extremely accurate barometer is a big help.
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by traverseda 2y ago
Guesses at some reasons * Scythes need to be sharp, a machete will work even when poorly maintained. * Machetes are cheaper to make. * Machetes are easier to use * Scythes are a specialized tool, where as I can buy a machete for ten dollars
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by traverseda 2y ago
McDonalds owns the company that makes and fixes these machines, and franchise owners foot the bill. It's a way of taking more money from franchise owners.
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by traverseda 2y ago
It's still one server side template, you just render different parts depending on what is calling it. By default render a full page, if you want to get precious about a few dozen KB from sending a full page over the wire you can toggle
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by traverseda 2y ago
> when you dont have to update the app in any other places when your state change You can replace elements outside of your direct tree if you want. The simplest case you replace the whole page and pick what elements you actually want to
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by traverseda 2y ago
There are two models of the "web", where HTML is a document and where HTML is the scenegraph of a more complicated app. If you're using HTML as a document you can use web-components to include fancier interactive real-time fe

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