ukd1

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by ukd1 3y ago
Convergent tech has been something I've wanted to work well for ages - I remember trying a Samsung Note and Linux on DeX, but it never really worked well. I see from a quick Google it's long since dead. It's likely the only t
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by ukd1 3y ago
NYC and Vegas also do this, but most have some kinda mute
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by ukd1 3y ago
Why is A[LN]PR unlawful for private citizens to perform on their own footage? (e.g. using https://www.openalpr.com )
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by ukd1 3y ago
I always wondered if this still worked with a IR/UV camera too...?
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by ukd1 3y ago
https://tinygrad.org is trying something around this; currently working on getting AMD GPUs to get on MLPerf. Info on what they're up to / why is mostly here - https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll&
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by ukd1 3y ago
I've got a three letter twitter (/x?) handle it happens all the time. It's not quite annoying enough to change my username though.
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by ukd1 3y ago
It's impossible to use phone records if it wasn't SMS e.g. WhatApp, Signal, iMsg.
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by ukd1 3y ago
Ya - if I could afford this and didn't, and the kid died - I'd always wonder if the better seat would have saved them. I have a really good seat (this didn't exist), and also (probably equally...or more importantly?) a very h
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by ukd1 3y ago
At least at my place, whilst also not covered, it's a $10 surcharge.
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by ukd1 3y ago
In some ways, they do have costs - the on-going extra wear / load on everything in the vehicle, which presumably is covered by the warranty if you pay for this. That's not free, nor zero.
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by ukd1 3y ago
Using triggers when you have a single-codebase is prone to obscuring where things happen - is it in code, or in a trigger somewhere? However, when you have multiple different codebases touching the same db, it can be great at enforcing thin
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by ukd1 3y ago
telling it to "make it better" results in...actually better: <svg xmlns=" http://www.w3.org/2000/svg " viewBox="0 0 100 100" width="100" height="100"> <!-- Bod
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by ukd1 3y ago
I asked gpt4 to "draw a unicorn using svg", and it gave me way better results: <svg xmlns=" http://www.w3.org/2000/svg " viewBox="0 0 100 100" width="100" height="100"
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by ukd1 4y ago
Having lived in SF for over 10 years (and never been mugged) there are multiple areas that are subjectively and objectively unsafe. I hope you continue to be so lucky.
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by ukd1 4y ago
(these already exist in US cars too https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_data_recorder )
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by ukd1 4y ago
Wow, only a single node? It seemed pretty fast!
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by ukd1 4y ago
Do y'all back this up? If so, how?
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by ukd1 4y ago
Super cool, and I didn't have to wait long to get a decent remodel. Any behind the scenes on how it works / is put together?
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by ukd1 4y ago
Also, I'm in the market for a new AC/heater - so have been looking. Your specs are in kbtu, but at least for cooling I'm used to tons; I have 2x4.5ton units, and I think that's ~120kbtu, so I wouldn't be able to get
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by ukd1 4y ago
HA user here as well, having a non-locked down API at minimum (i.e. not actively trying to stop folks using it), through to an open and documented api (would be great), through to open firmware (would be best) and or releasing your own inte
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by ukd1 4y ago
they said 2g per 1 billion....and it's called 68B...I presume that's 68 billion... 68*2...so at least 136g?
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by ukd1 4y ago
This sounds great, but isn't really doing nothing though!
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by ukd1 4y ago
I've tried that, but it's annoying / painful to manage N different stores / tracking things / return policies / etc for the smaller things that I end up ordering easily from amazon. e.g. new PLA, paper towels,
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by ukd1 4y ago
I used Onion for a while, but moved back to Safari. Too many weird issues with playing video, and autofill with tons of contacts (4-5k?). Miss the build in ad blocking, and that it's chrome is thinner, and picture-in-picture without so
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by ukd1 4y ago
1) is important - don't forget to have some fun along the way. buying some things that are fun you want but don't need is, imho, good for you.
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by ukd1 4y ago
100%; they're related. It's easy to fall into the trap of "move fast and break things", then over react and make shipping slow, which sucks for everyone involved. Getting the balance right when you're early is hard,
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by ukd1 4y ago
That speed vs "fixing it" after an embarrassment trade-off is a hard one - def seen many folks hit that. Avoiding being / having to be reactionary in the first place is probably the smartest, if you can pre-plan!
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by ukd1 4y ago
Well, I'd be curious if that means it has more permissions that necessary to run in production because of that - e.g. to create an arbitrary bucket, or queue, or IAM policy.
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by ukd1 4y ago
Did you ever use Zero Tier before?
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by ukd1 4y ago
Whilst I agree, it seems non-car-folks seem to relate them to ~Ferrari levels. I.e. expensive, rare, etc.

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