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If you're interested, shoot me a mail to my indicium email address in my profile
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If you're interested, shoot me a mail to my indicium email address in my profile
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If you're interested, shoot me a mail to my indicium email address in my profile
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Funny. In all the companies I worked at so far I added very long random tokens into the databases, which only get returned when dumping the entire database. They specifically are added in a way, and the queries made in a way, that those ent
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No, staging is absolutely not dead. It might be if you’re only focusing on frontend canaries .. but absolutely not if your staging cluster is massive and you can’t just spin up a new cluster for every pending PR. In addition to this you can
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They disclosed the phone number. A week later, they introduced a no-SIM signup. Go figure.
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Honestly the thing that shocked me the most is this kind of query I've been doing for the last 10 hours: Rewrite the following in Rust: size_t strlenNEON(const char *p) { const char *const top = p; uint8x16_t c16 =
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When you keep pressing cmd + return in OpenAI GPT3 playground..
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Of all the fonts I've used throughout my career, the one I love the most is JetBrains Mono. It's just perfect. I even use it in my terminal.
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But have you tried compiling V8 to WebAssembly to run the JS inside a VM within JS? /s
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What model are you using? I guess large, as my M1 Max takes about 1.4 min for a 4 min file (35% of total time)?
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Sorry, this is just wrong. Many of my relatives lived their entire lives in Ain al-Hilweh (palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon) and not only aren't they getting Lebanese passports as palestinians, they can not work nor own property in
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The difference to other countries is that the notary essentially can revoke their notarization of your company and thereby voiding it (which I am not aware has ever happened), if they at any point decide you lied to them. Germany has compan
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We have seen significantly higher accuracy than that, more than competitive with the transformer approach we’ve been running in parallel. For arbitrary texts we’ve seen accuracies of at least 92%. > If SIGINT in this context means signal
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We've been doing significant research using HTM[1][2][3][4] w/ SDR[5] similar to the proprietary implementation of Semantic Folding[6] and were able to classify literally gigabytes of documents per second on FPGAs. HTM aims to res
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I would like to second this recommendation. We’ve been using remote.com and hiring internationally suddenly became very possible and we can’t be any more happy. Before this hiring internationally was a pure nightmare to the point that we si
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Weirdly enough I haven't seen non-virgin olive oil in German stores.. is that an American thing?
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I'd be rather saddened if Copilot was shut down or neutered because of a few vocal few protesting against it. It's been a massive productivity improvement to our senior devs, and I got so used to it that it's an annoyance whe
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Off topic: It’s really hard to read on a mobile device. I’d really wish blog posts would look more like the iOS reader mode: https://i.imgur.com/K9nDmpN.png
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I feel that as a CTO a lot of the respect I earn from our developers comes from me having a deep technical understanding not only about how things can be done, but also about the pitfalls and obvious issues that can make something fail. My
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This is amazing for security, you’ll just need to hook the file system calls and block FS writes at the wasm bridge level. It won’t prevent obvious security bugs in the PHP code though, which arguably is the most important attack vector for
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IME It's often harder to do it the unsafe way rather than to just do it the safe way
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You can't convince people to spend more money by giving them the same old thing, so you need to invent a better narrative that encourages people to spend money on premium consumption. Consumers feel better when they reward themselves w
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Also if you're interested in a bigger offering, I just ordered their upcoming Business Premium offering (not public yet, you need to contact them). It comes with an RTX6000 w/ 32GB vRAM, 6 cores of an Intel Platinum and 24GB RAM f
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I'm _extremely_ excited about the NEMO LLM service. Looking forward to how this will turn out in reality. I hope the pricing will be attractive enough though.
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I'm really tired by all of these click-bait articles essentially saying my entire generation is retarded. I can read cursive, where's your god now? Seriously though, if at all this might be an American thing. Here in Germany we de
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1) The reason TikTok etc. have closed captions on is that audio is off by default. If you want people to listen to your words but audio is off, put it into closed captions. 2) With closed captions you can watch a movie on low volume without
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Try Wasabi! It's amazingly affordable $5.99 per TB/month WITHOUT fees for egress or API requests. Storing all my backups there and they are not single-DC anymore.
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You don't need Rust for this -- you can do the same in Go, Node, etc. In 2012 my cheap VPS had a crappy HDD share but fairly acceptable memory, so I rendered the Markdown files and stored them in a little structure, returning them dire
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You can also just use TLDList and sort by price: https://tld-list.com/ . Never buying a domain without consulting it first.

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