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wdroz
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I agree, for simple things, FastAPI is really nice to work with. I'm currently rewriting some Flask/Sanic projects with FastAPI to make it easier to maintain.
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Maybe my next setup will be a Tiger Lake ultrabook with an external GPU (RTX 3090?) through Thunderbolt. An Ultrabook with AMD (4800U?) would also be interesting, but eGPU setups are more complicated without TB. I also hope to see some benc
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6y ago
Conda let you install non python stuffs like cudatoolkit and cudnn. Can you do the same with Poetry?
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> But from what I learned from underrepresented people during the years is that role models and identification plays a HUGE part in "making a free choice". How about teaching kids to pick role models regardless of their gender
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6y ago
Unfortunately for me, they don't mention macros in this tour of rust. Even after reading the official book, I'm still not comfortable with macro and macro syntax. Do you have any recommendations?
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A compromise could be that you use a dedicated virtual machine for work, so you can install corporate softwares on that VM. When you stop to work, you can simply shutdown/freeze the instance. That way, you can be sure that corporate so
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6y ago
Maybe Blazor[0] could be a good fit for you. [0] -- https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blazor
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> You can’t buy guns without going through hunting training, getting certified and then they keep registration which links your hunting rifle directly to you In Switzerland, it's very easy[0] to acquire a weapons, the requirements a
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I used them to grade students, multiple teachers can edit the document at the same time and the grades are computed dynamically.
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Because of kubernetes, the "language" of cloud infrastructure is YAML...
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In the study that lead to the "10x developers" term. 1x developer was not the average, but the least good (because they still were able finished the task). You can't measure against the "worst" because they aren
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7y ago
I think that in 1-2 generations of VR headsets, we will no longer need monitors. For now my HTC vive isn't comparable to my 4k screens.
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The first chapters cover useful tips that are not focused on FAANG. Like making a matrix/table with each projects you did and writing down the answers of classic questions (Challenges, Mistakes/ Failures, Enjoyed, Leadership, Conf
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7y ago
Ubuntu 18.04
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I'm using the v4l2sink plugin to stream into v4l2loopback and tell google Meet/zoom/whatever "hey, dummy 0x00002 is my webcam".
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back in the days, hospitals were never targeted by hackers.
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I personally use OBS with the v4l2sink plugin to stream into a fake webcam (v4l2loopback). Then you tell [INSERT_YOUR_VIDEOCONF_SOFTWARE] that the dummy webcam is your webcam. What I like with this approach is that you can fully control you
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you can use systemd to manage your dockers
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praticer mon francais bien tot *pratiquer mon français bientôt
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There is a list of open source organizations here[0]. [0] -- https://opensource.com/resources/organizations
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I'm was looking (still looking actually) for a virtual camera for GNU/Linux, but all the solutions I found involve lot of hacks. That would be awesome to be able to switch scenes from OBS inside a "corporate" video confe
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I'm following a Keto diet where I eat meat 2 times a day. I'm dissatisfied with the state of the science behind the impact of meat on both health and climate. If you search papers/studies on this, you'll find diverging a
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if you are using systemd, you don't even need to grep "manually" that much. journalctl -u nginx -u ssh --since today
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From the paper[0] > Standard vivarium chow (Harlan 2018S; 58% of calories from carbohydrate, 24% of calories from protein, 18% of calories from fat, 3.1 kcal g−1) and KD (Research diets D12369B; 0.1% of calories from carbohydrate, 10.4%
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I can get close to fullHD@144fps depending of the graphics options. But if I set the settings to ultra and/or add ray tracing, the fps drop to 80-100.
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4k@144fps would be a dream, but even with my 2080 Ti, I can't run AAA titles at 1920x1024@144fps without severely cutting down on graphics settings. I doubt that the 3xxx series will be strong enough to support consistent 4k144fps.
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7y ago
You can still implement images-based aimbots. I tried for fun, in less than 30h I had a working aimbot that use deep learning to get faces positions.
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You may need to build it yourself if the computer that you use has an older CUDA version that you can't modify. That what I like with Pytorch, they offer prebuilt packages for different versions of CUDA.
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First Keras version was released the 27 March 2015. First TensorFlow version was released the 9 November 2015. Both had to follow the evolution of DL, but Keras was developer-friendly from the beginning.
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There are a lot of dev jobs that are balanced and not stressful at all. Some dev can even come here during work hours ;)
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