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connorbrinton

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    Laguna S 2.1 is another fairly impressive-for-the-size American open model

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    Comment #48941336

    Ouch: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPCX/

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    My uneducated guess is that crew members in the back galley could have been injured by unsecured items they were loading falling or sliding. The service cart itself is 200-250 lbs.…

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    Comment #47876499

    I'm seeing GitHub Actions runs not occurring. A colleague is experiencing 500s (angry unicorn) and issues with Codespaces. I always check DownDetector and Updog whenever something …

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    Comment #47360069

    I've found Claude Code's built-in sandbox to strike a good balance between safety and autonomy on macOS. I think it's available on Windows via WSL2 (if you're looking for a middle …

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    Comment #47087361

    Speculative decoding takes advantage of the fact that it's faster to validate that a big model would have produced a particular sequence of tokens than to generate that sequence of…

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    Comment #46517284

    100% agree on the better video hardware. I found out this weekend the Raspberry Pi 5 removes the dedicated video encoder present on the Pi 4B. I was getting 2-3 fps in OBS, which m…

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    Technically yes. But it can take months to years to experimentally obtain the structure for a single protein, and that assumes that it's possible to crystallize (X-ray), prepare gr…

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    Comment #45026193

    On my Framework (16), I've found that switching to GNOME's "Power Saver" mode strikes the right balance between thermals, battery usage and performance. I would recommend trying it…

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    Comment #44592883

    Typer has a great feature that lets you optionally accept argument and flag values from environment variables by providing the environment variable name: https://typer.tiangolo.com…

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    Comment #31948973

    Another great project for Python logging is loguru: https://loguru.readthedocs.io/en/stable/overview.html One of my favorite features of loguru is the ability to contextualize logg…

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    Comment #29255894

    My usual workflow to rebase a stacked set of feature branches off of main is: git checkout main git pull git checkout feature-branch-1 git rebase -i - git checkout feature-branch-2…

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    Comment #29029033

    I've always had a hard time understanding consistent hashing, and find rendezvous hashing [1] to be much more understandable. It provides better load-balancing properties and uses …

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    Solvvy | Senior Python Backend Engineer | Full-Time, Fully Remote (US) | https://solvvy.com/ Solvvy is a next-gen chatbot and customer support automation platform built with AI, ML…

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    The best you can do (without doing crazy introspection) is to set `__all__` in `mymod`. It still requires listing everything you want to be exported from `mymod`, but at least you …

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    I also struggle with Mypy's strict mode, but I think recursive types are different from classes that can construct each other. Mypy doesn't have any problem with the following code…