ubercore

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by ubercore 2y ago
`uv` really is amazing.
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by ubercore 2y ago
Slouching forward, crunching up your stomach and resting your weight on it. In other words, good posture.
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by ubercore 2y ago
Wasn't it cancelled in favor of 18A?
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by ubercore 2y ago
I really can't stress how unpleasant working in the world you describes sounds to me, as a developer. Through my career, so much work could have been avoided or improved if developers were in more discovery meetings, messing around in
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by ubercore 2y ago
I mean, I don't live in the biggest city in Norway (Stavanger), but the places there are bus lanes tend not to be the places with the worst traffic problems. And there are roundabouts everywhere, with very few traffic lights, so traffi
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by ubercore 2y ago
Anecdotally, it's not really an issue. I've never seen a bus hindered by EVs, and honestly most people don't even tend to use them anyway.
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by ubercore 2y ago
They're usually combo bus/taxi lanes. Do you think it doesn't make sense because busses should still be prioritized over private vehicles?
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by ubercore 2y ago
Level 2 chargers are super common on a lot of houses, and there are plenty of other options around most towns and roads. I tend to see mostly new cars, no clue what the breakdown is, though.
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by ubercore 2y ago
Admittedly I use it for home stuff only, not a business, but I can much more securely provide a service on my tailnet by leaning on Tailscale to handle it for me than I can myself, without a significant amount of effort. I want to leave sec
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by ubercore 2y ago
I don't know windows audio, but on mac audio that's wildly high latency for a scarlett interface.
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by ubercore 2y ago
You mean HomeKit? I'm a big fan, despite the warts. I think that's really useful.
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by ubercore 2y ago
There is a setting for that.
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by ubercore 2y ago
All of those examples (except maybe tensorflow, I don't know enough to say for sure) are interesting because they highlight a more "googly" approach to the problems. Typescript is a superset of javascript, Dart isn't (th
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by ubercore 2y ago
I read this as basically finding a language representation of timeseries data that would be understood by LLMs better than feeding raw records. I'm guessing it tokenizes very similarly to any other LLM. Perhaps I misread, though.
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by ubercore 2y ago
GC precludes OCaml from replacing a chunk of those.
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by ubercore 2y ago
This, at a glance, seems pretty simplistic. A neat project, but not something I would have expected on HN front page.
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by ubercore 2y ago
> The GPU on these parts is there mostly for being able to boot into BIOS or OS for debugging. That's wildly not true. Transcoding, gaming, multiple displays, etc. They are often used as any other GPU would be used.
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by ubercore 2y ago
"fast" probably depends where you're coming from. Moving to Alacritty (and then WezTerm) from iterm2 was definitely a very noticeable difference for me, and just "felt" better. Of course iterm2 isn't exactly sl
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by ubercore 2y ago
NVLink
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by ubercore 3y ago
I play hockey left handed, but do everything else right handed. Has always felt natural to me, I can't remember ever doing differently.
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by ubercore 3y ago
Yeah, according to the article, their first commercial lens with flourite was delivered in 1969.
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by ubercore 3y ago
Been working with python for the web for over a decade. This is basically a solved issue, and the performance is a non-issue day to day.
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by ubercore 3y ago
We've also not had the best luck with keyboard emulation scanners, but unless you want to add a native wrapper, there aren't a ton of good options.
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by ubercore 3y ago
It's a shame charging infrastructure seems to lag so much. In Norway (and more broadly in Europe), I don't even think about range any more, even on multi-day road trips. There's enough charging to never take you too far out o
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by ubercore 3y ago
As someone that first learned to drive in the US, getting my license in Norway was pretty eye opening.
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by ubercore 3y ago
Our Tesla never knows what the real speed limit is in Norway either. Tunnels are especially bad.
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by ubercore 3y ago
As an American living in Europe now, yeah it's great. Also, you see how hostile some stuff in the US is to non-US visitors. Lots of local US news sites, for instance, just throw a plain HTTP error at you because they don't want to
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by ubercore 3y ago
pgcli is also a great middleground between psql and gui
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by ubercore 3y ago
Capabilities are great, but it's not great as a desktop app. I'm constantly fighting against the UI -- the behavior of tabs for instance.
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by ubercore 3y ago
In this case, with these stakes, I think it's in the board's purview to understand the implications of firing your CEO with no immediate replacement plan, and the current state of possibly the most important contract your company

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