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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Probably the best I've found: https://bbycroft.net/llm
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
I read into the numbers behind "hours worked" from OECD [1]. It seems wild to me that the United States on average works 500 more hours a year, compared to the top counties on that list, and 300 more than the EU average. I've
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Web 3.0 was initially (among other things) about hyper local, mobile based (personalised), and often geo-location based services on the Internet [1], and more in general about the capabilities of the Internet, and a "web of data".
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
I don't think the article is arguing you should move to make significantly more money. The Nordics in general have a different look on work, family, freedom, and culture than the rest of Europe. That's what the article argues. If
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Happy to see more projects embrace OpenAPI.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Recently got burnt by Microsoft deprecating Azure Media Services, so I can understand if the author doesn't want to use a cloud offering for encoding.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
There are typically useful ways (tools) in most bundlers to tree shake barrel files. Libraries also differ in how tree shakable they are. Personally I think the readability of having few import lines from shared barrels, compared to a fores
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Unfortunately, remote attestation in the form of SafetyNet (and friends), killed the custom ROM scene for many.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Yes! Can we talk about projects consistently deciding to invent new nomenclature for their entities or products. Is it an effort to lock you in to their system? Just call things what they are.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
You couldn't write a blog post that hit the top of HN if you did that :)
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
This probably won't change much. Slack is priced more than three times higher than what you save by not choosing Teams as part of your MS365 bundle.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Ugh. Posts like this are well meaning, but destructive. Why would you learn after work? Why do you strive towards something? Why is it important to learn, and constantly evolve? Are you really just doing it, because everyone else are, and y
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
We have PBS here in Denmark too, which sounds very much like PayTo. However, what you'll quickly find is, unless it's rolled into Stripe etc., that international businesses are not going to pay the premium of using PayTo on a subs
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
There's reason to suggest this is part of a larger attack. Multiple hosting providers were hit with attacks last Friday.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
It's not pure snake oil. You can make reasonable assumptions on any black box by controlling the input, and monitoring the output. ...but it's such a terrible industry, that needs major disruption.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Not to be snarky, but you argument works both ways :). What good is a medical device if it leaks sensitive data, because it had been exploited by a use-after-free?
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
They went on a hiring spree the last two years, trying to position themselves as the React framework, or rather, the only way to use React. It's evident in React's new docs, that explicitly recommend frameworks.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
A browser extension? While I agree, the client (browser) probably has to know about ActivityPub, or store some state that sites can read (without third party cookies), it's not fair to expect users install a browser extension for what
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
It's a very impressive memo, but I'm not sure if I see anything here that's replicatable. It's clearly a sick team, whom have clients lined up (many of whom probably wont ever engage with an American AI firm until they f
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
I think what the parent is alluding to, is the fact that, Googling something and ending up on a Lemmy instance that is not your local one. You can, in fact, not comment on these instances. You must access it through your local instance (e.g
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
I'm curious, what makes you conclude Adobe overpaid for Figma?
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
Fortunately their app is compatible with the ReVanced project (think YouTube Vanced). It's terrible you have to recompile apk's to get a useful experience (sans ads, sharing tracking, other restrictions), but for me it's curr
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
"The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two" [1] applies to many things. In this case, a book, could reasonably be reasoned about almost no matter the length as you argue, given the scope of a book is usually limited to a few top
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
They (the students) probably accepted it, and signed an informed consent.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
To be honest, Microsoft is in general really clunky when it comes to auth. Azure is a forest of browser redirects, re-logins, wrong tenants. Teams doesn't do multi-tenancy ala Slack and Discord. School/work or personal account? Yo
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
It's obviously a trade off. But we've been running a GitHub Action/Gitlab Job/pick-your-poison task, to just dump build output on an FTP server. It's just static websites, and it has never broken. In my mind, this i
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
The ThinkCentre runs at 65W, a Pi4 runs at ~8W. There's a slight energy crisis (in Europe), so you need to optimise for workloads that can run at lower power levels. Just, voice in my opinion, does not justify 65W constant draw.
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
The fact that these cars pass safety certification, makes me question certifiers. It's illegal to look at your phone while driving, for good reason, but it's legal to fiddle with a damn computer screen, because it's part of t
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by TheFragenTaken 3y ago
US software dev salaries are, way higher than European, even when subtracting "mandatory" payments usually paid through taxes in Europe, like child care, healthcare, pensions, maternity leave, housing costs (which to a degree is d
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by TheFragenTaken 4y ago
This is probably very tinfoil-haty, but I can't help but wonder how much of this recommendation is a perverse incentive to sell edge compute on Vercel's platform. In general I am very wary of VC-funded open source, like Next.js.

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