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almostdigital

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About almostdigital

https://johan-nordberg.com @almost_digital on Twitter

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    Comment #47031163

    https://elevenlabs.io/sound-effects With the prompt "WWII Plane Japan Kawasaki Ki-61 flying by, propeller airplane" and setting looping on and 30 sec duration manually instead of a…

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    Comment #45053817

    Super disappointed it didn't have Chūō Line, had to go find them :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nkEfZKMEnw

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    Comment #44676904

    I saw some people report that their dishes are pointing in unusual directions so it would explain that, and that my service is fine since I only use the polar orbiting ones ¯\_(ツ)_…

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    Comment #44676588

    https://www.starlinkmap.org

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    Comment #44675998

    I'm posting this from my Starlink connection, been working fine here. I'm close to the arctic circle so maybe the polar orbiting satellites are not affected

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    Comment #38152730

    I thought those pans that are marketed as "granite" with a speckled pattern where just PTFE coated aluminium, is this something different?

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    Comment #37947096

    Just whatever you get by default with pip install numpy... Changing the benchmark to run with a 1024x1024x1024 matrix instead of a 128x128x128 does speed up numpy significantly tho…

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    Comment #37945603

    Here's the same benchmark with np.matmul instead of native python (on M2 MBP) Python 4.216 GFLOPS Naive: 6.400 GFLOPS 1.52x faster than Python Vectorized: 22.232 GFLOPS 5.27x faste…

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    Comment #37945242

    I did just that, it's 120x faster than numpy. See my comment to OP.

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    Comment #37945153

    Here's the same benchmark with numpy instead of native python (on M2 MBP) Python 4.216 GFLOPS Naive: 6.400 GFLOPS 1.52x faster than Python Vectorized: 22.232 GFLOPS 5.27x faster th…

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    Comment #35958535

    Haha! This is great! Maybe it could be less jarring if you put a low pass filter on the angle changes

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    Comment #35621240

    Yeah, just realized that and was about to edit my comment. Found an issue tracking the black replacement bit: https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff/issues/1904

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    Comment #35620992

    This is great, I'm going to switch to this from black. Being used to working in other languages I feel like I'm swimming in molasses when using Python. It's funny that all good thi…

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    Comment #35599139

    I'm offended! I don't click around like some lowly peasant, I navigate by keyboard like God intended.

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    Comment #35598699

    In theory it seems neat but in practice I'm here with 10 tabs all called "+page.svelte" or "+page.server.ts" and it completely breaks my workflow since I can't tell them apart or n…

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    Comment #35598250

    SvelteKit's routing pattern is anything but clean. It uses filesystem based routes where every file is called "+page.svelte" (or +page.server.js/ts for API only routes). For anythi…

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    Comment #35080200

    Looking forward to trying this, VSCode is great but I really miss the performance of Sublime Text. I hope they get the plugin system right, killer feature would be if it could load…

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    Comment #34498915

    Code from the paper: https://github.com/trailofbits/polytracker https://github.com/trailofbits/polyfile

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    Comment #33949888

    Automatic dark/light mode tracking sunset/sunrise is the best of both worlds IMHO.

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    Comment #32722123

    This standard isn't part of the metric system though

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    Comment #32676377

    Camera phones killed it but generative AI models will revive it. Who cares if someone takes a photo of you on the beach when they can just as well ask the AI to see you nude in any…

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    Comment #32549731

    Love this blog, I get the "Dat Parallax" achievement every time I visit :D

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    Comment #32494363

    Another interesting idea: Drop asteroid pieces from space into the ocean to increase biomass growth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zQb_OitsaY