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by _joel 2y ago
Unless your name's John Deere.
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by _joel 2y ago
Just waiting for "operation too many alleged paperclips" to finish
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by _joel 2y ago
I've been using 3.5 with Roocode for the past couple of weeks and I've found it really quite powerful. Making it write tests and run them as part of the flow is with vscode windows pinging about is neat too.
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by _joel 2y ago
Yes and LoRA etc has been a thing for a while, what's new?
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by _joel 2y ago
I'm well aware of SpaceX's history. I've read Eric Berger's book and have been a hopper watcher. None of what you said detracts from the fact there's a reason he's on target to becoem a trillionare and it'
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by _joel 2y ago
I think you've been drinking the koolaid too much. He's only in it to enrich himself and his cronies. There's a reason he's on course to become a trillionaire and it ain't because of altruism.
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by _joel 2y ago
It's not from scratch, though, right? Am I missing something here as to why it's at the top of the posts?
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by _joel 2y ago
"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that"
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by _joel 2y ago
My favourite was Kubernetes in our meeting being referred to as Cuban Eighties. ⎈
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by _joel 2y ago
> On my M2 MacBook Pro, on CPU, it takes about 1 hour, at a rate of about 60 characters per second. Umm, it does.
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by _joel 2y ago
Why am I imagining high rise chicken coups now? Vertical farming, take note :)
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by _joel 2y ago
Loss leader, perhaps, to get people through the door and buy other stuff at a better markup. That and/or they've got long-term fixed price contracts.
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by _joel 2y ago
Ansible does pull? https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/cli/ansible-pull.htm...
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by _joel 2y ago
> (And I hope that the UK will join the EU again, they are close friends.) As a Brit, so do I. However, despite all of the evidence showing it will be massively beneficial, we won't. Not fully, imho, for a good while. Best I'm
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by _joel 2y ago
They seem to play nicer with Terraform Cloud, when I've used it. I'm not sure how useful they are if it's just vanilla tf, especially if your codebase is simple. I guess it's just extra isolation for safety, perhaps.
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by _joel 2y ago
Agreed, when they can own the baseband, you're kinda screwed. edit: my knowledge is clearly out of date.
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by _joel 2y ago
> It’s called regulatory caption. Regulatory Capture, no?
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by _joel 2y ago
I've seen 3 epochs on some of the finetuning R1 blog posts. It's not my field so not sure how valid that is.
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by _joel 2y ago
Ironically they posted, 2 days ago.. "Cool story but at least try to give some argumentation when you say stuff like: >The design of the language in Dockerfile is ad hoc in a bad way. It’s difficult to understand, for me, and easy t
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by _joel 2y ago
That seems like a culture issue rather than an appsec issue?
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by _joel 2y ago
Glad they had unit and integration tests to make sure that an unauthenticated user couldn't reset passwo... oh, wait...
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by _joel 2y ago
Astounding, well done.
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by _joel 2y ago
Sorry, this is wrong. They'd be based on long range UAV's - not short range FPVs. Ukraine have been building about half a dozen types of different long range drones and are producing a good number of those every day now (some with
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by _joel 2y ago
That's the worst of all takes, I'm afraid.
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by _joel 2y ago
There's one just down the road from me.
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by _joel 2y ago
Strange, been using it since inception, but since 2019 I can probably could on one hand the times I couldn't use firefox and had to crack open chrome/safari/whatever. It's usally been overly zealous ublock rules that hav
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by _joel 2y ago
Firefox wins for me for multi container tabs that integrate with AWS SSO, so I can have multiple envs open in coloured tabs. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/aws-sso-conta...
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by _joel 2y ago
I can do everything in terms of debugging in firefox than I can in chrome. I've not found any issues thus far, including wrangling cookies and more esoteric auth stuff. Obviosuly every good webdev does multiple browser testing and some
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by _joel 2y ago
Be interesting to go back even further, pre agriculture. The world would be awash with trees.
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by _joel 2y ago
I'm not sure we have stopped using flash, judging by the pile of USB sticks on my desk :) In relation to the fs analogy if you used a flash drive that you know corrupted your data, you'd throw it away for one you know works.

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