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gourneau

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About gourneau

http://josh.gourneau.com I am a belt buckle engineer http://tnbelt.com

I am also an enthusiast of Python, Django, Linux, and mobile devices.

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    Check out the Goodwatch from Travis Goodspeed https://github.com/travisgoodspeed/goodwatch It is a"replacement circuit board for the Casio 3208 module, used in the Casio CA-53W and…

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    I’m working with several Postgres databases that share identical schemas, and I want to make their data accessible from a single interface. Currently, I’m using Postgres FDWs to im…

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    Thanks for the Pigsty link. I have been a big fan of running Postgres on metal machines.

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    Here's hoping LLMs stick to the naming trend used for telescopes like the ELT: • Large Telescopes → Large Language Models (LLM): Solid start, foundational capabilities. • Large Tel…

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    I have used https://github.com/lastmile-ai/aiconfig to encode some of my more common prompts into application like things. You can encode them into a yaml/json file.

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    So far I have paid out of pocket, I have an insurance claim but I expect to at least max out of deductible.

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    Comment #41382012

    With v12.5.1.1 My Tesla ran into a curb, I had to get 2 wheels and tires replaced https://twitter.com/gourneau/status/1821005220190798038

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    Meta folks if you are reading this , please give us a real SDK. Great hack though until we get that!

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    If you are on Windows and have extra laptops of devices hanging around SpaceDesk https://www.spacedesk.net/ to a great free app (not open source). I use it with on my Windows Dev m…

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    Thanks Eli! Almost 15 years ago learned a lot about Python GUI work from your blog. Some of your examples helped me write some software for NASA!

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    I also loved this game it was my first MMO, and in many ways was so ahead of its time. I still dream about it occasionally.

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    BTW the author has one of the best FIRE (Financial Independence to Retire Early) calculators as well https://engaging-data.com/early-retirement-calculators-and-t...

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    From the page source :)

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    I love my M1 for development, I have a work M1, and I like it so much I am getting M2 for person use. I had 2 main issues at first, but they are both resolved. One, if you want to …

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    rclone will also mount sftp as a drive https://rclone.org/sftp/

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    Cool post thanks for sharing! I wanted to throw out another option, older enterprise server hardware is surprisingly cheap on ebay. https://labgopher.com/ has a nice page to help y…

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    Thanks that is working now!

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    Is anyone else getting this warning? I am using macOS 12.3.1, iTerm2 3.4.15 and bash 3.2.57(1) bash: trap: __bp_install: invalid signal specification

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    We have been working software for FDA submissions as well. We use Jama https://www.jamasoftware.com/ for requirements management and traceability to test cases.

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    Comment #31076758

    The new Tensorbook also looks like it has a high build quality. https://lambdalabs.com/deep-learning/laptops/tensorbook

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    TIL that time can also output max memory use, and IO use very useful! Like they do here: /usr/bin/time -o performance.log -a -f"%e\t%M\t%x\t%C" %e (Not in tcsh.) Elapsed real time …

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    This looks cool for interactive things. Another option for less interactive things would be clush (Clustershell) https://clustershell.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tools/clush.ht...