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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Cool, I will keep an eye on this.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
You have two requirements that are at odds: * Macbook is not an option * Want to be able to mess around with some local LLMs. Your choices for a Window laptop that can run a local LLM is either to get a large amount of system RAM and have i
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I realize now this is a streak counter not a number of lives, which I think is even less intuitive. Having lives, coins and streak counters outside the play area I think would be better.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Love the concept. My $0.02 of feedback: The number of lives being inside the puck as a number is distracting and makes the game look less evolved than it actually is. I would prefer a visual indicator on the side of the game play area.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I think it's an off by one error. When I got to level 2 of the perk, it ended when there was 1 block left.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Yeah, I think it would be a cooler visualization if the drives were in a line instead of a circle and new drives are added on to the right. The failed drives pile up on the bottom. Still fun to watch as it is, though.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Indeed she was not apparently getting much better until she got the nerve block procedure a few months ago.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
You have a choice of what public school your child goes to based on where you live. Many parents “shop” for their schools in this way.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Agree that it does make the product better, though if they put their RAM chips soldered on the board instead of in package, it would allow repair or upgrade without sacrificing the whole CPU unit. GPUs do not put their RAM in the same packa
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I agree with your sentiment and wanted to point out that for the RAM it's even worse than the storage. The RAM is not soldered on the board, its included in the package with the CPU, which makes upgrading the RAM effectively impossibl
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I don't have direct experience with long, straight cuts in my use case, but based on what I have seen in the forums the Maslow 4 is pretty good at them. It has an auto-calibration feature that the original did not have which makes it
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I backed the original Maslow and also the Maslow 4, and recently a 4.1 upgrade. The creator is a really dedicated guy and the Maslow is a great CNC for those who cut sheets goods from wood (though folks have adapted it to other materials)
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Yes, CloudFlare or similar.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I mean, I understand your sentiment on addiction but in the US, we have not been terribly successful in ending addiction despite most drugs being illegal for decades. In places like Portugal, legalization with an emphasis on treatment has
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Having an attacker know the public IP of your box almost guarantees that they can take it down. Even if somehow you were able to ignore all the packets from the attacker, most capable DDoSers will be easily be able to saturate the bandwidt
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
This is exactly how I handle my mail as well.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I would argue the parenting is of much greater value than the birth itself. In general, the better the parenting, the greater the net value of the child to society. > We conclude that the US government should be willing to pay up to $29
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I have been using Zed for the last several months, and their new Zed AI addition is quite good, which I think is only available with their Preview (i.e. beta channel) release this far. It also comes with free in-app access to Claude 3.5 So
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
It really depends on what you need to do with the data, but in most cases Python could do this pretty easily with csv.reader (with a \t delimiter for TSV) or xml.etree.ElementTree.iterparse (for XML) in streaming fashion such that you'
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Haven't USB hubs done this since USB 1.1?
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
How many jobs have you actually applied for? Do you not get any response at all? If you've applied for more than 20 jobs or so and have had no response, I would ask folks to review your resume here.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Serious questions: If there were so many of them, how did the justice system not figure out this was flawed much sooner? How did the legal representation for these subpostmasters fail to be able to prove their innocence?
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
This happened over 20 years ago, but I was helping a co-worker debug an issue they were having with a Windows application written in Delphi. This was before Google was a thing, and waaay before Stack Overflow, so getting help to solve thes
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I switched from Chalice to Zappa several years ago and now manage several production projects with it.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
I still have one of those Gorilla/Banana printers. Not that I actually use it.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Not at a startup, but at a small company (<10 developers) we regretted not doing a mono-repo. We had our own GitLab instance and we were all open source enthusiasts and building micro-ish services, so it seemed natural for us to do multi
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Pretty cool. What I think is necessary for this to be viable is to be able to iterate on each page via prompts instead of hoping it all generates well in a big bang.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Looking like you're still pointed at your local development instance: Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at http://localhost:3800/iwm-api/0.0.1/site-deta
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Any M-series Mac with RAM larger than the model you want to run on it.
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by FlyingAvatar 2y ago
Have you explored the non-hostile possibility first? Giving a failing CEO a face-saving out (even if all they end up with is a firm handshake) might be easier to accomplish and also be more palatable for potential investors.

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