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aaronblohowiak
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aaronblohowiak
10mo ago
We have achieved AGI no more than we have achieved human flight.
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10mo ago
Why did Ireland export food while the people were starving? Capitalism. The poor tenant farmers had to export food to… pay rent!
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> Potatoes quickly became an integral part of Irish life, so essential to the food systems of the island that when a blight hit them in the mid-1840s it led to one of the most devastating famines in history. The failure of the potato cro
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10mo ago
Like we had for music on the radio, compulsory licensing
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11mo ago
Yea, I wonder if this was an ai interaction.
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11mo ago
I think the killer app for this genre of on demand app creation is BI.
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11mo ago
Mulligan Post, Inc - On-Site near Millbrae BART/CalTrain Station in Burlingame - $60-120/hour Contract - Mechanical Design Engineer / Mechatronics / Industrial Automation. Software hacker seeking hardware hacker to make
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11mo ago
FI is more valuable than RE. After three years or so I got the itch again and decided to self fund my own thing. Also looking back on around 10 years ago more fondly..
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11mo ago
Especially if it is illiquid
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11mo ago
Rust works fine on 32 bit, (and 16 bit) that’s not what they mean…
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11mo ago
yea, they tend to want to take in tmc2209s or other low-power stepper driver chips.. my use case is to drive bigger (3A+) motors with external stepper drivers. I'd also like to easily use 24v sensors and stuff (hence level shifting and
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11mo ago
I use seaorm and migrations already.. I don't really believe in micro services unless you are in a very large company so I'm not your target audience.
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11mo ago
very thin, too.. good if you want to create a LOT of rust micro services I suppose..
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11mo ago
Ars longa, vita brevis
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11mo ago
I wish there was a esp32 board with optically isolated 24v level shifters and screw terminals…
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11mo ago
measure before implementing "improvements", you'll develop a sense over time of what is taking too long.
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11mo ago
You're absolutely right.
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11mo ago
Yes indeed you did succeed. I totally want to try gaslighting an LLM now! Ah to find the time…
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11mo ago
THEY SEND THE WHOLE CONTEXT EVERY TIME? Man that seems... not great. sometimes it will go off and spin on something.. seems like it would be a LOT better to roll back than to send a corrective message. hmmm...... this article is nerd-snipi
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11mo ago
Pruning
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aaronblohowiak
1y ago
Do you have any reasoning to support the notion that this market is winner takes all?
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1y ago
I wish ksp 2 hadn't been a boondoggle
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1y ago
play KSP, it will click after a few days.
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1y ago
I think this is a generational thing. To a bunch of people now practicing, JSON isn’t just an encoding but has come to mean “nested basic data types”.
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1y ago
Yes, about 14 years ago I made http://the.endoftimezones.com as a lark. its probably the thing I've made that's been in prod the longest.
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1y ago
what's the most effective model you've seen?
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1y ago
to add on to that, it is that the resolution is the same regardless of the order in which the nodes get the information that led to the conflict so there is no "out of sync". your resolution strategy could involve considering the
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1y ago
Are you using something like spec-kit?
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1y ago
It makes me waaayyyy faster but, like you, that’s because I already know what has to be done.
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1y ago
Accusing the person you are replying to of not understanding css after the knowledge built in to their argument doesn’t paint you in a good light. I don’t have horse in this race, but I’d encourage you to take a beat.
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