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To a firm with such policies, to allow Cowork outside the VM should be strictly worse. Ironically, VMs are typically blocked because the infosec team isn't sure how to look inside them and watch you, unlike containers where whatever&
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Yes! Whether VPS or local VM, this is a thing for good reasons. Some reasons aren't even optional. Small but regulated entities exist, and most "Team" sized businesses aren't in Google apps or "the cloud" as th
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we love nix for dev environments, and highly recommend it. many other problems go away. don't see that as what's being solved here, though. containers contain stuff the way an open bookcase contains books, they're just names
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Arguably, even without LLM, you too should be dev-ing inside a VM... https://developer.hashicorp.com/vagrant is still a thing. The market for Cowork is normals, getting to tap into a executive assistant who can code. Pros
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It's illegal to drive drunk or read your cell phone and hit strangers head on. Nevertheless, it wasn't lawmakers, it was car makers who innovated to build-in airbags and seatbelts and lane assist and and and ... under the theory t
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8mo ago
> recently implemented a Parquet reader in Swift using parquet-java as a reference Is this open / interested in users / PRs?
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> it died with apple making it impossible to offer any sort of generic filesystem API or even background sync Apple's cloud storage remained WebDAV a very very long time. Apple's iOS has a pluggable Files system. Use Working
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% of decision makers less relevant than % of recurring spend — decision makers over spend for 10s to 100s of Ks of “seats” are here.
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> I always assume people have lost the argument when they resort to giving people comedy names… Sleepy Joe Biden used to agree.
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Funny but an aim of FP is composable flow as well? With even more suitable for LLM types and "contracts at the edges".
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Reframe as "what most probably unspools from training given certain contexts" and this seems predictably less interesting.
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> I think we have a new idea in the SEO services. Not new: https://www.tryprofound.com/ But Llemmy thinks you should just roll your own anyway.
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Visualized: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Quaternion_2.svg Quaternions and 3D Geometry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternion#Quaternions_and_thr...
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LLMs originally learned these patterns from LinkedIn and the “$1000 for my newsletter” SEO pillions. Both accomplish a goal. Now that's become a loop. There is a delayed but direct association between RLHF results we see in LLM respons
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At scale, distributed API routing shouldn't call accounting transactions, that expands the availability risk surface and adds latency to all valid requests for no reason (other than helping the minority of companies/users who w
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Here is the “eMotionButterfly” their charts show beat them in flight characteristics, but is 3x the weight and more of a dragonfly body than butterfly body: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gu3z7w4Vc8
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> good typographical conventions Here since 2010 in this account, I use em-dashes. It's easy—and effective—to type using “Opt Shift -” on a Mac. Oh yeah, left and right “curly quotes” as well, and the occasional … > It's
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This answer made me download and install just to pay for it, whether I'll ever use it or not. But... >!there's no billing flow in this phase!<. Now I want to pay for it twice.
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Just dig out your Beagle Bros book.
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If anyone is clicking but noping out of a white paper, deep in the paper are remarkably wonderful charts explaining what's going on to pull this off.
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More simply: If ID checks are fully anonymous (as many here propose when the topic comes up) then every kid will just have their friends’ older sibling ID verify their account one afternoon. Or they’ll steal their parents’ ID when they’re
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Not only EU -- Digital ID on iPhone does this today, and is accepted by many USA airports for travel, etc., with rollout for DLs.
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> ... start with fuck these companies. Better the nanny state than Nanny Zuck. I'm not sure how those two positions connect. Execs bad, so laws requiring giving those execs everyone's IDs, instead of laws against twirled must
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"Everyone adopted it, therefore it won" can exist at the same time as "sometimes the crowd is not wise." There is an increasing pre-chasm drip over past 5 years posts discovering modern HTML, CSS, and JS. They talk throu
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Why are the backs upside down from POV browsing the Musidex? Final animated GIF drives this home. You only see one side at a time, never the other way round. The back art and QR code should be pasted and taped "upside down" so ri
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TY for the flashback: I'd learned Dasher! Jesus-phone had washed that away. I kind of miss my Compaq iPaq, Danger Hiptop, Handspring Visor ... OK, one of those is not like the others, but it was ideal UX for the time.
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"Use clear plain English for grade level 10 avoiding jargon and buzzwords." goes a long way. Might also toss "bullets" in the things to avoid; the endless bullets are out of hand. :-)
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Agree, I've linked (above) a transliteration to help make this more apparent: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47112220
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> Should be "how far back in time can you read English?" Made a version with modern glyphs to help separate language familiarity from writing familiarity: https://gist.github.com/terretta/5be1e14b42cf62ec
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A 26-Gram Butterfly-Inspired Robot Achieving Autonomous Tailless Flight
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