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Tade0
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The other day I accidentally `git reset --hard` my work from April the 1st (wrong terminal window). Not a lot of code was erased this way, but among it was a type definition I had Claude concoct, which I understood in terms of what it was s
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Now that Angular is adopting signals, building in it has become a much better experience. Mind you, the framework still has a hostile learning curve, but for those who already made that investment, it's a boon.
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Fresh parents without relatives to help out.
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You won't have cache misses if the reason why the application is using a lot of memory is that garbage collection is run less frequently than it could. That is the case with every mainstream JS engine out there and is one of the many t
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I, for one, lose track of the mouse way less often at 165Hz.
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I wouldn't, as China being the largest single market for motor vehicles and the cutthroat competition there is what caused all this. Everyone is trying to cut costs so as to be able to compete there and Europeans are paying the cost of
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I also tried getting into pixel art, thinking "there's a finite number of pixels - surely I can arrive at something visually appealing via trial and error". Nope. Turns out it's a whole field of study and an artform in i
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Ah, the defocuser 3000. I can't stay "in the zone" while waiting for Claude. On the other hand whenever I'm blocked on something, I just ask it and get my answer way earlier than I would if I used a search engine. It
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I believe a lot of that demand is due to there being no incentive to increase energy efficiency.
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There are very few 20yo+ cars on the road, mostly because the probability of a totalling over the course of this many years is pretty high. https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/123niq7/ag...
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First time I hear that all EVs are keyless and have expensive insurance. What model were you considering and why only this one?
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That only happened after China started eating their (and Japan's) lunch. There's a great old chart which shows this: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:5_Largest_Producers_... Right around that time Germ
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They were and Germany was actually going in that direction, but it took the manufacturing scale of China to create an incentive to introduce the hundreds of minor changes necessary to get costs down.
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I filled out the survey yesterday and it didn't notice my dGPU. No way to correct the entries as well.
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Realistically another attack on the scale of 9/11. Republicans were in power throughout the majority of the 00s.
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Ukraine has been striking down Shaheds with even cheaper drones for several years now. No reason to use unproven technology when there's a practical means available.
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I'm worried that the present is actually living off a line of credit that will be spent/closed soon.
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I believe it's a factor, but not the dominant one. Me and my SO were considering a third for a brief moment, but it was the amount of living space and our age (35+ for the mother) that ultimately made us decide against it. I was totall
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I'm afraid a "normal" model with style transfer would be closer to the desired effect - assuming we drop the requirement that it has to use out of copyright works for training. Personally I would use this model to give regula
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This is the kind of bullshit I'm worried about the most. Nvidia has a de facto monopoly in the datacenter-tier GPU market. He says this sort of stuff because he knows he can keep jacking up prices, because the cost will be transferred
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My friend has been looking for a job for the past few months and the other day he was given an HR LLM Agent to talk to. He contacted the company saying he's not going to do that, to which they replied something among the lines of "
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The price to income ratio is actually more damning: https://en.macromicro.me/series/5433/china-housing-price-to-... Considering the absolute number houses in China were not affordable at any point in recent histor
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Currently the housing price index in China is at 115/100 points in reference to 2010 - down from a peak of 145 in 2021. That is what, 15 years and counting of waiting for the market to return to affordability despite using more concret
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China built a lot of housing and it didn't do anything until the ponzi scheme started unraveling. Asymptotically what you said might be true, but before it gets there years might pass as they did in China. It's not clear how l
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My main worry is - once this is all over, the market consolidates and using LLMs will become a requirement in job listings, what's the highest price per million tokens companies will be able to charge us? Currently on a given day I
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I don't believe other paths would yield better results. It took Apple a looong time to adapt USB-C, which was already running circles around Lightning five years after the introduction of the latter. Ironically Apple participated in th
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By my definition you didn't have the first one. Anyway, one instance: -Graduated law school, but didn't go through the bar exam. -Spent seven years working part time and being part of a theatre group. -Left that in his 30s in favo
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I draw the line at the point when someone has a stable job that allows them to pay rent. I've seen people who basically had "two youths" and they were generally unhappy.
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Far more likely it's an electrical contact issue.
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> If you mandate that all electronic devices must have USB-C cables, how can anyone invent something better than a USB-C cable? That already happened with Micro USB. The EU initially mandated that manufacturers agree on a standard socket
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