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Readit Newsshog_hn commented on Show HN: I trained an AI model on 120M+ songs from iTunes maroofy.com/?hn=v3... · Posted by u/subtech
https://taylor.town
Here are some essays I'm particularly fond of:
- https://taylor.town/synthetic-intelligence
- https://taylor.town/to-your-grave
- https://taylor.town/eschew-the-new
- https://taylor.town/pick-practical-principles
I liked your 10 minutes post - clever.
Two sites, I use wordpress for both.
My tech / software / dev blog - running since 2008. https://www.shogan.co.uk/
My Trail and ultra running blog - running a few years now: https://trailrunningforlife.com/
I have a couple of other sites for projects with my kids that we blog about, and some other smaller projects, both of those are static using Hugo.
Subnautica is fantastic. A very nice mysterious story and amazing atmosphere. I think you might be able to kill the sea creatures, but I didn't as it is really not the point. If you don't have Thalassophobia yet, you will by the end!
Another vote for subnautica. Best non-violent game that comes to mind first for me.
shog_hn commented on Minecraft as a Kubernetes admin tool eric-jadi.medium.com/mine... · Posted by u/JordanTen
I did something similar when I made kube-chaos: https://www.shogan.co.uk/kubernetes/i-made-a-kubernetes-game...
It is an original game (twin stick shmup) made in Unity that is able to connect to a kubernetes cluster. You 'enter' into your nodes and the pods running on those nodes appear in that 'world' where you are able to shoot and destroy them. Replica Sets will of course re-create them, so they respawn and float around again.
shog_hn commented on The state of external retina displays caseyliss.com/2021/12/7/m... · Posted by u/zain
I have 2x LG Ultrafine 5Ks as well.
I found the USB-C connector wears down over time and causes display and power issues. I've reflowed the connector itself, and am looking at doing a complete connector swap soon. The mechanicals of an active USB-C cable puts stress on the joints and causes them to crack and create unreliable connections. I wish there was a way to lock the connector in and use something else as strain relief.
I have an LG Ultrafine 5K and suffer from random display disconnections. I was wondering if I was just unlucky, but this kind of explains everything now. Is there any guide that you know of for doing the reflowing? It's at the point now where I need to spend up to an hour carefully tweaking the connector into the right position to provide a signal so I don't mind hacking away at it with the risk of it breaking.