LTL_FTC

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by LTL_FTC 1y ago
This exactly how one of my English professors structured his class. The students would have to do the research beforehand and come in on test day with their works cited page completed. The actual paper would be written by hand during class
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by LTL_FTC 1y ago
Well, I rode on the road but can imagine the same goes for off-road, but the right pair of boots makes a huge difference in one’s confidence and ability to securely put one’s foot down at a stop, especially if it’s a bit slick from oil, or
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by LTL_FTC 1y ago
I have been using Gemini for some time now. I switched away from Claude because I was frustrated with the rate limits and how quickly I seemed to reach them. Last week I decided to give it Claude another try so I resigned up. I linked a per
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by LTL_FTC 1y ago
By any chance, would you be willing to expand on your approach? What tools are using for this? How is it set up?
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by LTL_FTC 1y ago
I still remember this crazy time where COBOL engineers were in dire need: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22787828
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by LTL_FTC 1y ago
This is my question as well. I am already wondering how prepared college grads will be. Getting help with programming assignments meant going to the dungeon and collaborating with fellow students while the TA made their rounds and overall j
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by LTL_FTC 1y ago
I worked as a Sales Consultant for AT&T wireless during this period. They really did do a great job training the employees. We attended day long trainings and we were each given windows phones as our work phones. I loved my Samsung and
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by LTL_FTC 1y ago
Any one else favorite hackernews articles knowing they will never actually take the time to go back and read them and their comments? I feel like this is not too dissimilar to hoarding your tabs there. Tsundoku for the digital world.
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by LTL_FTC 2y ago
Getting laptops to third world countries is a real challenge. Customs agents see the computers, unaware of their age or value, and they get held, go missing until they are bribed, or just outright stollen. Where I previously worked, we had
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by LTL_FTC 2y ago
Installed pihole and now the brakes don’t work!
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
Did you read that in the linked article? I couldn’t find it. But maybe due to the better efficiency with regard to the performance boost (5x) and the ability to now use 27 trillion parameters versus 1.7 Trillion, one can presumably finish t
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
I’m guessing that’s what their $20/year is for. GitHub pages lets you use your own domain once you buy it.
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
I have this thing where I favorite articles so I can read them later and never do. Tsundoku but digitally and so way easier on my back when I move.
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
Indeed. When I worked retail sales there was a blackout period for time off. Something like mid-November through New Nears.
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
I want to preface this by stating that I am sure your comment wasn't directly directed at me even to it was a reply to mine but I wanted to share: I drive a unibody suv with full time four wheel drive. It drives like a truck and has ma
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
This is really kind of you and those who also jump in to help. Wishing everyone the best!
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
Would you be willing to share it? That sounds pretty awesome!
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
It's all ego. They need the large trucks to impress their coworkers who also have the large trucks.
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
I think most trades would be better served by a van rather than a pickup truck. Ingress and egress is much easier. It is also easier to load and drive due to lower center of gravity. Expensive tools are out of the elements and generally saf
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
Many photographers suffer from gear acquisition syndrome, GAS, and I wonder how much time was actually saved by the purchase. Did they ever share the math they came up with?
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
Those who have installed smart motion sensors to turn lights on and off, why not install light switches with sensors built in? Like the kind one finds in office and school environments? I have one in a room and it works well. Never have to
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
You are being downvoted but I see you are merely quoting the article and the individual who stated that Swedish unions benefitted both employees and employers. My guess is those downvoting and commenting did not in fact read that paragraph.
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
My threadripper pro workstation (Lenovo p620) uses RDIMMs. So at least one manufacturer still has them in production.
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
256gb of ram coming up! Wonder how this will affect nvidia with machine learning practitioners having so much unified ram for the gpu to work with.
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
N100 seems to support up to 32gb of memory. Here’s a motherboard spec that shows it: https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/N100DC-ITX/#Specification
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
I really like the company name! It's like hexadecimal notation with IDE! It's high time the datacenter takes a more holistic approach. For years I have been thinking that it's silly to stick a bunch of tiny fans in individual
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
Definitely agree with that list! The new Lessons in Chemistry is also really solid! Severance was also noteworthy although a bit slow going. Shrinking was really good. Physical, and the one about Bezo’s ex-wife becoming her own person and r
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
Normal for any major urban area where one can live outside year round. Prob won’t find too many homeless encampments in Chicago for some reason.
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
Aptos and Capitola are really nice areas for sure! But I don’t think they’ll be overrun any time soon as there’s nowhere to build :) and I agree, there is much more to California than the Bay Area. Across the bay there’s PG, Monterey, big s
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by LTL_FTC 3y ago
These are all pretty loud when seeking.

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