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Tostino
2y ago
What is it then? Seems like a virtual version of a mall to me.
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2y ago
The thing is, factual knowledge can be filled in with some RAG pretty easily. It is much harder to impart correct reasoning traces through something like RAG. I'd much rather have the base model be a stronger reasoner, and bring my fac
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2y ago
The Wall Street journal is owned by the Murdoch's not Bezos.
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2y ago
It does.
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2y ago
NYT has never been different than it is now. It has always been a willing propaganda outlet, and has always pushed the agenda ownership wanted. You just liked when it was saying before.
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2y ago
For very specific tasks, yeah it's good. For my usual coding tasks...no way.
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2y ago
Did you ignore the part where GP was talking about the tradeoffs made, and how aero improvements are almost always worth the extra weight? It's about optimizing the whole system, not just one part of it.
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2y ago
> Twitter defends free speech. Do you just take everything someone says at face value?
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2y ago
It wasn't intended as a dunk. Was just trying to add a bit more context to the situation.
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2y ago
I get it, but the reasoning behind it was that little kids kept getting run over by their parents / family members because they couldn't see them. The cost at this point is pretty negligible. Mandate went into effect (in the US) i
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2y ago
The promotion of hydrogen vehicles by automakers, particularly in the late 1990s and early 2000s, served as an effective delay tactic that slowed the transition away from internal combustion engines. Major oil companies like Shell and BP ma
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2y ago
You mean the trademark that wasn't filed until 2018[0]? That is part of it....these projects are older than the trademark, by quite a bit. [0]: https://trademarks.justia.com/878/05/redis-87805452.html
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2y ago
All new cars are required to have backup cameras, so manufacturers have used that "freedom" to change car shapes. Not only Tesla.
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2y ago
Their hydrogen obsession has set the world back decades.
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2y ago
Then you need to have the hardware sitting idle when the power produced isn't in excess of what can be used. I'd guess that's not economically viable.
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2y ago
At the level of nation-state funding, sure thing that's possible.
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2y ago
Don't let facts get in the way. GP was just trying to be inflammatory and you are here ruining everything.
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2y ago
Which are what if not computers?
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2y ago
That is actually part of the "extra support" we decided to pay for. The application was originally written in Vaadin 7, Vaadin 8 had an absolute ton of breaking changes and we could not migrate in time, and then the breaking chang
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2y ago
I just got done doing exactly that with my old SaaS I built / worked on for a decade. Went through a roughly 3 year rewrite process while utilizing maintenance mode on the framework I had originally decided on back in 2014 and which sa
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2y ago
Who is doing it IMO.
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2y ago
That's the thing, without a standard formatter, a lot of IDEs use whatever their rules are. You can end up playing tennis because you just want to get that bug or feature done, you modify a couple lines of code in file X, Y, and Z, and
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2y ago
If you are doing statement level replication, you better make sure every query is run in the exact same order (and finishes in the same order). Without that you will have drift from your master database. With that, you have a whole new host
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2y ago
I love using the database as the source of truth for data consistency, and constraining your data to only be allowed in your database as long as it's in a valid state. It's easy enough to replicate those constraints to the client
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2y ago
You can do that with any function already. This isn't new because of nested databases.
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2y ago
The string between the dollar signs can only be closed by another set of dollar quotes with the same string between them. So it allows you to do quotes within quotes within quotes if necessary.
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2y ago
I mean they were on 14 NM until just about 2022, those memes didn't come from nowhere. And it's not even that long ago.
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2y ago
Yeah, i've been seriously impressed. Glad it worked for your use cases.
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2y ago
Which will have nothing done about it, just like his "lottery" he was running to promote trump.
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2y ago
I can almost taste the capitalism.
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