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by AJRF 2y ago
Thank you will try this
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by AJRF 2y ago
I have a Framework 13 (AMD 7640U) and sometimes the machine will just freeze up, crash and reboot. I've never had that happen with another laptop (mostly been on MacBooks for the past ~8 years) - is that something that happens to other
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by AJRF 2y ago
oh your being sarcastic in the original post - sorry, I get it now. haha!
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by AJRF 2y ago
Do you think everyone in the Nix situation was treated decently? That is a very interesting read.
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by AJRF 2y ago
OP said; "I'd prefer to use an everyday-language I work in for scripting, which rules out Vimscript, Lua or Lisp."
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by AJRF 2y ago
> I'm a user of Nix for about seven years and finally decided back in March, during the second rehash of $sponsor controversy, that I'll stop investing and move away from the tech as soon as I have a suitable replacement. Same
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by AJRF 2y ago
Oh thanks - I will try that and report back!
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by AJRF 2y ago
Very sad to hear. Does anyone know where I could get issues of Laphams Quarterly in person in London? Anytime I look online the price is extortionate because it is coming from the US.
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by AJRF 2y ago
Type "double bedroom" in to search. Is that booking.com spam?
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So, you want to become an AI Engineer?(adamfallon.com)
2 points by AJRF 2y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 2y ago
Geohot has a bit of an elitest mindset, despite not really being able to follow through himself. I'd say to anyone starting their interest in the field, don't get put off by this time frame, just keep at it and you will win.
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by AJRF 2y ago
In case you don't know, there is a Windows version called IoT LTSC that strips all the spyware junk out and doesn't update often but is hardended. It disables a bunch of features and will likely never enable them like CoPilot, Win
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by AJRF 2y ago
> most cherry picked of statistics Isn't it true that another big talking point that lots of "petty" crime is now decriminalised so we're not comparing apples to apples if "progressive" leaders are massaging
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by AJRF 2y ago
I think I am similar to you - hate complexity, hate shiny things - but, I love Nix because it solves a real problem. That problem being deterministic builds. It is a common and real problem that builds with "state" cause problems
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by AJRF 2y ago
I think i'll try do this next time I smash a mug (maybe avoiding the Urushi lacquer as others have mentioned in this thread). It gives the mug so much character, looks better than before, and for sure it will be a conversation starter!
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by AJRF 2y ago
Hate to be that guy, but Samsung DeX is a much closer vision to a "Mobile device that doubles as a usable computer" than an iPad has proven to be since it launched 14 years ago. Especially if you get one of the Z Fold devices. It&
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by AJRF 2y ago
Am I right in saying that this voice has existed in the app for the voice feature for ~6 months now? I remember hearing it and thinking "Sounds like Scarlett Johansson"
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by AJRF 2y ago
Add xcrun simctl shutdown all && xcrun simctl erase all
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by AJRF 2y ago
Or just run this; #!/bin/bash # Script used to create a pristine working directory for a clean build. set -euo pipefail script_path=$(cd "$(dirname "$BASH_SOURCE")" &> /dev/null &a
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by AJRF 2y ago
Honest question - do you expect there to be hallucinations in this case? I have extensive experience in LLMs and also from talking to peers with similar experience, it is uncontroversial to say that given grounding like this LLMs won't
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by AJRF 2y ago
> One catefory for these types of issues is “Complex root cause analysis, easy fix” So...a complex problem then?
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by AJRF 2y ago
> Identifying which problems are worth solving (regardless of their complexity) I think you are completely wrong. Wouldn't the easy problems have been solved as they are by definition, easy? If there is economic incentive to solve a
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by AJRF 2y ago
I watch a YouTuber called Theo Browne sometimes. He is primarily a front end dev. When I watch him talk about his solutions to things I feel like i've been hit on the head with a baseball bat. The sheer number of things that go into
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by AJRF 2y ago
Solving complex problems is worth promotion. Delivery complex solutions for the sake of them being complex is not.
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by AJRF 2y ago
Don't you mean Zipfian distribution?
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by AJRF 3y ago
I will echo what others have said here - Apple have failed on the original goals of Swift. - It is no longer simple, Swift 4 onwards have been piling the complexity higher than I previously thought possible. I would never recommend it as a
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by AJRF 3y ago
> Absolutely no benchmarks against GPT4 present in the paper. Table 4 on page 14 shows comparisons to GPT4V
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by AJRF 3y ago
Hard agree - i've heard frankly staggering "per support ticket" costs from every company i've worked for, or has publicly talked about customer support costs. Think $3-6 dollar per customer support ticket. A UK company,
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A CAP Tradeoff in the Wild(decomposition.al)
3 points by AJRF 3y ago|0 comments
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by AJRF 3y ago
> Personally I think Apple should just create Messages for Android and charge $5/month I'd move to Android in a heartbeat if they did this. I think that is the reason why it will never happen.

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