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by akulbe 1y ago
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by akulbe 1y ago
I agree with “fairfax” when he says to focus on helping others. I would add something to that advice. I would tell you to go back to the people that helped you, and thank them. Tell them what they did, and why it helped you. That may prove
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by akulbe 1y ago
That's a bummer. This is why I use AI. https://youtu.be/8gFa36nCwoU
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by akulbe 1y ago
Do you think using AI for text-to-speech lessens the value of the content? I can't speak in a normal voice anymore, after being on a ventilator. I'm just wondering... if the content is useful, but oh no it's AI talking... det
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by akulbe 1y ago
Ugh. Please. Get off the hypetrain already. Developers aren't going to be replaced by AI. Have you seen how BAD this stuff is? It might assist you in certain use cases, but it's not going to replace you. "AI" is neit
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by akulbe 2y ago
How well do you folks think this would run on this Apple Silicon setup? MacBook Pro M2 Max 96GB of RAM and which model should I try (if at all)? The alternative is a VM w/dual 3090s set up with PCI passthrough.
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by akulbe 2y ago
Hey Simon, love your work. I also appreciate the fact that you've been so approachable to ask questions of. (I've talked to you on one of the socials) Just a random question for you. Of all of the projects you've created, whi
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File Explorer alternatives for Windows [video](youtube.com)
1 points by akulbe 2y ago|1 comments
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by akulbe 2y ago
I'm one of the "complainers" about the native File Explorer, but you know if you're getting a Microsoft VP's attention, you're doing something right!
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by akulbe 2y ago
Standard Notes 1. I can use it anywhere, and lots of features. 2. Almost never. Pretty much the only time I use pen and paper is writing a check or signing a receipt. 3. I'm not really sure what you're asking here (like others h
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by akulbe 2y ago
Absolutely. And AI will continue to get lots of investment, too.
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by akulbe 2y ago
Not only is it problematic... the real anonymity is gone, as well. I would not recommend using it anymore.
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by akulbe 2y ago
"ruin my life" sounds a bit drastic. The only drawback I can think of is some sites not recognizing the TLD like you already suggested. What cost do you consider enormous? Yes, they're not the cheapest, but they're still
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by akulbe 2y ago
I have two of these. One caveat I'd mention is that the power buttons are flimsy. On one of them I have to push kinda hard to get it to do anything, so I dread it if they ever lose power.
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by akulbe 2y ago
I totally get the rationale, no need to convince me. We've raised the bar even higher than 8th. Our kid won't have a phone before they are driving. We have a landline for when they're at home, but there's no reason to ru
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by akulbe 2y ago
You call them. Full stop. You have no other good mechanism to verify they are who they say they are, unless you initiate the communication.
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by akulbe 2y ago
I came here to say this but for a different reason. Have a mature enough development process and pipeline that production deployments are repeatable and predictable at any time. Bake testing into the procedure.
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by akulbe 2y ago
I'm curious why you say "there is no such thing as a root cause". Is this because that's what you genuinely believe, or was this just Amazon culture?
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by akulbe 2y ago
I stopped watching and reading the news, in general. I have some friends who balked at the idea when I mentioned it. They'd say, "Oh, but how do you keep up on important news?" I don't. My life is better for letting it g
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by akulbe 2y ago
Like another commenter said on another submission… do you mean F41?
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by akulbe 2y ago
Do you folks think this is going to just sail right through? Isn’t it premature to get excited before the proverbial ink is dry? I’m very much in favor of a total ban of noncompete agreements. That said, it seems like all the parties that
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by akulbe 3y ago
Didn't they try this very same thing, many years ago, and ended up coming back to Windows?
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by akulbe 3y ago
One thing I'd add to this, as a Business Management graduate… college won't teach anywhere near as much about business as starting a business will. You'll get FAR MORE practical and useful knowledge doing it yourself, and bei
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by akulbe 3y ago
Like "canadaandback" suggested, more talking is the way! Just out of curiosity, what is your native language? One of the things that came to mind when considering your question… your struggles are likely common to other folks who
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by akulbe 3y ago
Not really. It's against ToS in both cases, to sell used medical equipment.
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by akulbe 3y ago
You don't even need the NVlink anymore. Modern utils will still take advantage of multiple GPUs.
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by akulbe 3y ago
See https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/25/24049050/microsoft-activi... for the latest example.
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by akulbe 3y ago
Yes.
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by akulbe 3y ago
I just wanted to say thank you for being communicative and approachable and nice.
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by akulbe 3y ago
I just tried this model with Koboldcpp on my LLM box. I got gibberish back. My prompt - "please show me how to write a web scraper in Python" The response? <blockquote> I've written my first ever python script about 5 m

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