kartikarti | 9 months ago | on: Kotlin-Lsp: Kotlin Language Server and Plugin for Visual Studio Code
Why overreact? Closed-source - bad, first steps towards open-source - bad. Is it always all or nothing?
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kartikarti | 9 months ago | on: Gemini Diffusion
For those interested in crazy inference speeds, check out Groq.
(I’m not affiliated in any way.)
kartikarti | 9 months ago | on: Spaced repetition systems have gotten better
Wouldn't AnkiConnect be good enough here?
kartikarti | 10 months ago | on: Replacing Kubernetes with systemd (2024)
Virtual Kubelet is one step forward towards Kubernetes as an API
kartikarti | 10 months ago | on: How I set up new MacBooks
Just in case anyone is lost in all the `defaults write ...`, I really recommend https://macos-defaults.com/
It's a really nice overview for (almost) all of the options.
kartikarti | 11 months ago | on: OpenAI Audio Models
What does this little star next to the name mean?
kartikarti | 4 years ago | on: Frontpage – Terms of Service; Didn't Read
This looks like a great project ! Please donate in case it helped you or you like the idea. Every little helps. It's the only way such projects can stay open-source.
kartikarti | 4 years ago | on: For programmers, remote working is becoming the norm
I fully agree with the social aspects, but the gym and food argument feels like a lack of self-discipline. Don't start your work if you are still in your underpants !
> Food is also big draw. Now I have to worry about what I eat every day and make my food. That's extra stress and cognitive pressure that is completely avoided when I get to just eat lunch from office's cafeteria.
Just use money saved on the commute and spend it at the local restaurant or order a catering.
kartikarti | 4 years ago | on: $600M taken in largest DeFi hack to date
> The hack that everyone is discussing here was on Poly Network, which a layer 2 solution for Ethereum [7]
It's not. Polygon != Poly Network. See this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28132755
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