Regular expressions

What about using lxc natively? I would imagine librespeed would run better without two layers of virtual networking.

I update a container by doing a backup, then logging in and running apt upgrade and apt update. Some applications I update manually by downloading and unpacking the installer.

I haven’t noticed any kind of performance issues. The only application I tried which seemed to require Docker was Immich.

Practice. I’ve seen some recordings of top solvers in the past. They pretty much know exactly what to write, and they type really fast.

R, because I’ve already used Python, VBA, and Excel formulas.

R (R-Wasm)

input = file('input2024day2.txt',open='r')
lines = readLines(input)
library(stringr)
safe = 0
safe2 = 0
for (ln in lines){
  vals = as.numeric(unlist(str_split(ln,' ')))
  diffs = diff(vals)
  cond1 = min(diffs) > 0 || max(diffs) < 0
  cond2 = max(abs(diffs)) < 4
  if (cond1 && cond2){
    safe = safe + 1
  }
  else { #Problem Dampener
    dampen = FALSE
    for (omit in -1:-length(vals)){
      diffs = diff(vals[omit])
      cond1 = min(diffs) > 0 || max(diffs) < 0
      cond2 = max(abs(diffs)) < 4
      if (cond1 && cond2){
        dampen = TRUE
      }
    }
    if (dampen){
      safe2 = safe2 + 1}
  }
}
print (safe) #Part 1
print (safe + safe2) #Part 2

Seasons 1-7 appear on Tubi. Pretty easy to rip with yt-dlp

Easy just change it to Feb 29th and it’s a holiday. Once every 4 years. Nobody will forget it.

Readers are not smart. They are trained on data with license plates, and I doubt their training had license plates with extra characters on both sides.

It varies by state and there are no laws that say it needs to be machine readable. It only needs to be human readable.

I’m looking for some adversarial material - numbers and letters at various angles that I can stick to the left and right of my license plate. To a human it will be obvious which part is my license plate but it might be sufficient to confuse an ALPR algorithm.

Hope he can make it to at least a million steps to bring down his per step cost below 10 cents.

371k steps over 10 years is like 100 steps per day. Is it really slow, or did he only use it once a week?

Every election there are tens of thousands of new young voters, voting for the first time! And every election there are tens of thousands who voted last time but are now dead. Let’s write an article about it.

Non-tech. I decided to self host first to send media to my TV. I wanted an always-on solid state hard drive computer that didn’t have to do any transcoding. Tried DLNA but Emby just worked better. Jellyfin didn’t have an LG App at the time so I’m still using Emby. Eventually I also asked my poor ARM server with 2 GB of RAM to also run my wireless access points, but the Omada software is a resource hog. So I have a little Intel machine that can do Omada better and also transcoding for Emby on the go. And then I learned about HomeBridge and that’s been great too. I think together the two computers run about 15W of energy I could decommission the ARM one but it does a couple things I haven’t migrated yet. I’ve tried hosting other stuff but those are the main ones used every day.

iOS 18 Beta 7 it crashes and reloads back to search so fast it looks like your query is just erased. Band-aid fix maybe.

Emby is a cousin of Jellyfin that supports DVR functionality. I have successfully recorded from IPTV streams, which shouldn’t be too different from a tuner card. The main thing is it needs to load the programming information from somewhere.

Maybe they should make it super bureaucratic and you have to pay to renew your civil union every 7 years, otherwise it dissolves.

The solution is simple, as it is for gay marriage. Marriage is not recognized by the state/government.

You mean xAI?