Gigachad

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901.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
I expect in the future, when these AI companies stop subsidizing costs, the idea of spinning up 20 agents to work on some brain fart idea that you throw out after looking closer will come to an end. It'll be seen like assigning develop
902.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
These days I find Gemini often recommends me a youtube video that's just an AI voice reading out a reddit post that was chat gpt generated full of emoji.
903.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
I'm just saying there is monetary penalty to having this tag applied, contrary to the parent comment. So mistakenly applying it to a real video would be very detrimental to the creator.
904.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
I currently use a 2008 Fujifilm camera and a 2018 Sony. The Fujifilm doesn’t even have a firmware update mechanism, and the Sony camera doesn’t get updated anymore. These devices are rarely connected to the internet and never go obsolete so
905.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
No one will click a video that has the ai tag though.
906.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Cameras have a very long lifespan. People will still be using those cameras 20 years after the keys for their model get leaked.
907.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
ChatGPT is probably less useful than youtube for this kind of stuff.
908.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Even if you are a plumber and we don’t automate plumbing, you’ll have half the population displaced and switching to plumbing. Everything that isn’t automated will be over saturated.
909.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Type safety would fix 99% of the issues I've had upgrading Rails.
910.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Speed has usually mattered less to me than memory usage. Most Ruby applications are speed limited by the database rather than Ruby. But when you have a bunch of background workers, every one chewing 2+ gb of memory stacks up. I wrote one pr
911.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Updating Rails is one of the most painful processes ever. There is no real way to be sure it works. You just have to have 50,000 unit tests, cypress tests, and then hope and pray. On any sufficiently large and old app, something will always
912.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
From what I've seen, The Chinese are more likely to believe the government has their back and the benefits of AI will be spread across the population. While Americans believe it will go towards billionaire mega yachts while they starve
913.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Apartments are the middle ground. I bought one about 4 years ago and haven’t had to do anything. Any issues like water heaters and such get handled by the building management. Eventually I’ll have to repaint and repair the internals but it’
914.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
In many countries you are legally required to use a licensed plumber and electrician.
915.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Just vibes wise, before Microsoft acquired GitHub, they added almost no features on a regular basis. These days they are adding tons of stuff every month. When I dug in to the latest outages, they were almost all in small newer, features li
916.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
The unofficial and offical charts are both lying. The GitHub one ignores actual outages and the unofficial ones count minor display bugs in minor features as a “github outage”.
917.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Your body doesn’t use up water turning it in to nothing. You are meant to pee out what isn’t lost to sweat.
918.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
While that's all well and good. The problem is a website can update it's code every time you load it. So while the user can audit nothing is being sent, they would have to do this every time they load it. While I think the UI is s
919.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Looks nice, but I just can’t imagine the use case where you care about security enough to encrypt a file, but not enough that you trust a random website with it.
920.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
There’s a Kmart near me that I sometimes walk around when it’s raining outside. Even though it’s not endless like outside, the tall isles block your sight lines so you can wander for a while.
921.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Walking with no music + not using your phone. Leaves you plenty of space to think.
922.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Not sure the hostility is required here. Gamers don't need nvidia GPUs, they just need GPUs. Nvidia happens to have been the best option for a long time. But there are many alternatives, game consoles for example aren't particular
923.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
I think this is probably just the common experience. Programming is probably best learned hands on rather than through a book, which is why the use of programming books has fallen off a cliff once we got other options. Even before AI I thin
924.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
It's funny how in the past a server uptime used to be a kind of badge of honor, while now a computer running for more than a week is a massive security risk. I've had to be on top of updating everything constantly lately.
925.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Both before my time. These days it seems like every site is able to withstand pretty much every controversy. Facebook should have died about 5 times by now but the company is as strong as ever.
926.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
I tried to get started with programming with books. But I just didn't seem to be getting anything, I'd read the chapters and not really learn or understand it. What really worked was interactive education like Codecademy and some
927.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
At work we had a dispute over if AI should be allowed in the technical interview, we resolved it by both running an AI allowed and not allowed interview. Something interesting we found is that every candidate either passed or failed both. P
928.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
Too early to call? It's hit rock bottom. I've never seen a major site die so completely before.
929.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
These kinds of conspiracies require everyone to collude, which just about never happens since the reward to defect increases. If nVidia tries this, they would just lose the market to AMD who would spam out as many GPUs to gamers as they cou
930.
by Gigachad 5mo ago
It is pretty simple and standardized. The spec sheet will list the cooling and heating output in kW, and then also the input in kW. The number they have displayed most prominently is the cooling output while the others will be in the specs.

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