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I have been there and bought a Supernote for the exactly same reasons just in different order for me maybe.
I went to Remarkable sales office in Oslo (back then) and tried. Yea, as they say paperlike etc. BUT their subscription model is terrible. Feels like they put 8GB storage knowingly. Their software is fine but has weird bugs like in corners etc.
I actually ordered a Daylight but then canceled. Because the reason I wanted an eink tablet was to be able to focus and have Obsidian-like (second brain) functionality on it only. No distractions. Daylight being a complete Android tablet with 60fps was too much for my purpose.
I also checked Boox tablets. They are good but they suffer from the same problem as Daylight for me.
Supernote is simple, it keeps me focused. When I am on Supernote, I am doing what I am planning to do. So it is not like phone. I can also use the Google Drive as my storage. (Hoping they will one day allow me to add my own block storage or NAS so I can attach to my home server)
They all have pretty good displays. Daylight has lower PPI but all others are 300PPI but you check yourself too.
Hope it helps
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supernote or remarkable or what?
for reading books and papers and taking notes
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✨ Hacking the Raspberry Pi's RP2350
- RP2350 introduced a multitude of new hardware security features over the RP2040
- Challenge which began at DEFCON to encourage researchers to find bugs
- This talk covers the process of discovering a vulnerability & exploiting it
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@thorstenball If there is I want to ask, why building on top while there is LLVM-IR?
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Is someone already working on a programming language that's optimized for being generated by LLMs, optimized for LLM-generated diffs, optimized for creating large synthetic training sets, etc.?
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@kakkoyun_me oh nice! let us know how it went :) i have a few ansible playbooks for k3s but i would really like to give talos a try
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It’s alive! 🔧 A 14-node #RaspberryPi cluster powered by NVMe, SSDs, and even a GPU—built from whatever parts I could scavenge. A true Frankenstein’s monster straight from my hardware scrapyard! 🧪✨ #HomeLab #DIYCluster
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Should I replace Ubuntu with Fedora? Any opinions?
DeepComputing@DeepComputingio
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EU Twitter, let’s try something new: Get €10000 for an engineering referral that we end up hiring at @linear.
We’ve scoured the deeps of LinkedIn to find magical engineering talent, but we’re certain we’ve missed so many hidden gems. Refer someone you know and if we end up hiring them, we’ll send €10000 your way.
Some rules though:
Don’t just try your luck. We’re looking for exceptional talent and have an almost insanely high bar for the talent that we hire. Make a referral only if you believe they’re literally the best.
One referral per person. If we decide to move to move forward with you referral, you can refer more people.
Ask for permission from whomever you are referring ;)
Let’s time-box this for now until the end of March 2025.
Head over to the link below to check out our European openings. Either refer the person through the “Refer someone” button on the page, or better yet, have them submit their application and mention you in the cover letter.
linear.app/careers
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One company wanted to hire me to rewrite some critical parts of their stack in 🦀 and train their employees as well. When it came to salary discussions, they didn't like what I was asking for. They said even their CTO is not making that much. At the end of the meeting their CTO decided to learn Rust 🦀😅 and do it themselves.
And kids this is how you get someone to write Rust! 🎤🫳
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once i've accepted an offer (likely very soon), I'll probably do a few company reveals on some of the (not quite) horror stories from this job search. Best case, the companies will choose to do better. Worst case, I can't interview there again. It's all good
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Anyone in my network doing serverless with Rust? How do you do long-running tasks?
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Follow me in the butterfly app 🥲
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I like it better there, it has no weird ads
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“Apache Data Fusion despite being a SQL engine, will actually enable a new breed of data systems to create non-SQL languages for working with data.”
I’ve had this exact thought as well. Let a thousand new approaches bloom.
Paul Dix@pauldix
So I have this theory that @ApacheDataFusio, despite being a SQL engine, will actually enable a new breed of data systems to create non-SQL languages for working with data. Here's the idea... Before, you'd have to create not only the language, but also the planner, optimizer, execution engine, and pretty much everything. Even worse than that, you'd be tied to your new language and have no escape hatch for users that preferred SQL. Not so with DataFusion. With DataFusion, you can create the language, but get the planner, optimizer and execution engine for free. With all their complexity, performance optimizations and ongoing development effort. And you get to toss in SQL at no additional cost. So now you can iterate on user experience with your new language, while still giving everyone that wants it a fully featured SQL engine. So you're not giving up 4 decades of training and momentum, but you can experiment and innovate at the edges. If we had this available when we built the Flux language for @InfluxDB 2.0, it would have saved us years of effort. And it would have given all the users that saw Flux as a barrier to adoption a familiar option. We never had the chance to iterate on Flux developer experience and the language itself because of all the other stuff. DataFusion is going to be a game changer for innovation in the data space. More languages, more storage formats, more infrastructure projects, architectural designs, and everything else. I'm really happy that we've been able to contribute and help develop it over the last 4+ years. I think @andrewlamb1111's positioning of DataFusion being the LLVM of databases is a very apt analogy.
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Hey man, I've offered this even for free. It only made me aware that some companies are truly stuck in certain programming languages not because of the PL itself but the crazy conservative view on them. I think majority are really not that open for change. So I think change will come by competition not convincing.
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Is anyone interested in commissioning #rustlang training for their team next year?
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@fatih Oh it gives me the vibes of:
oxide.computer
I love this new more pixelated trend
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We’ve launched a new homepage inspired by the classic, minimalist, and old boring websites of the past. It’s a tribute to the 10x distinguished engineers’ website. Take a look. planetscale.com
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Has anybody made a terminal ui app called “hawk tui” yet?
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