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by all2 3y ago
And this will deter me from ~~ever~~ trying Fig. :/
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by all2 3y ago
I'd guess you could source it and then override the PS1 env variable with whatever prompt formatting you wanted.
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by all2 3y ago
I did that a little. The friction is irritating and enough for me to walk away from the computer after only a few videos. It was just enough to break me from my normal veg and consooooom cycle.
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by all2 3y ago
This. I've pretty much stopped using YouTube since the adblocker blocker shut me out. I figure it's a good time to kick a bad habit. :D
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by all2 3y ago
I'd go take a look at the Suckless stack of software [0]. All of their apps are short enough to read through (one of them) in a single sitting. You can maintain your own branch, and add in features as and when you need them. [0] https
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by all2 3y ago
Thank you! > Personally, I think its quite hilarious that you went straight to k8's. I work in a production environment with some 1.5mil loc that runs in a k8s cluster, so that's what I know. I'm not sure which reverse pro
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by all2 3y ago
There's a course available here [0] that might interest you. [0] https://www.fast.ai
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by all2 3y ago
How willing are you to start from scratch? Pack up your configs in a git repo and nuke your installation. When I run into intractable configuration issues, I typically start from scratch to see if I can get them to work. You might try doing
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by all2 3y ago
Wait, wait, so reverse proxy functionality is available in ASP.NET? If I'm deploying an app to a K8s cluster, I assume I would still opt for an ingress rather than making my app handle that bit of functionality? Where's the cutoff
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by all2 3y ago
How do you manage page load times? I've been fiddling with Razor/Blazor and sometimes the page load times are obscene (5+ seconds). Is that just because it has debug symbols built in? Or is there something else I'm missing?
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by all2 3y ago
Oooh! Ooh! There's a guy who just posted a tool that has a limited license UI. He said he was going to work on rolling a new one. You should reach out maybe? This guy! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38044782
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by all2 3y ago
I'd be curious about how big the model is. The loading time could be quite long. I suppose with caching, it won't be a big deal after the first run, though.
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by all2 3y ago
I don't know what this means. Can you expand on your statement? Who is this person? What would we be farther forward to ?
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by all2 3y ago
There are a few products that showed up on HN that I've spent money on. They didn't do sketchy review stuff, they just had a good product that did something I needed . You can do that too.
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by all2 3y ago
This makes me want to never use your service. I already don't trust the picture and name reviews on websites like this, but when you're new and your site already has this boilerplate of lies, I now know everything I need to know a
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by all2 3y ago
Have we seen innovation and efficiency in countries that have implemented these sorts of things?
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by all2 3y ago
If you read through the first 8 chapters of Genesis, you'll see that in the beginning God's creation was perfect, without any of the evil you reference. Then you'll see that because humans are intrinsically human, this idea o
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by all2 3y ago
This sounds vaguely familiar. I've seen almost this exact chain of reasoning somewhere and I can't quite put my finger on it.
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by all2 3y ago
92%, 3 perfect (I got the bird perfectly, to my surprise. Australia/US I bodged completely.)
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by all2 3y ago
I love a good hatch back. My first was a 1991 civic wagovan. My second was a 2000 Golf TDI. My third and current is an Outback. If anyone knows of a left hand drive, all wheel drive diesel hatchback, let me know. That's my unicorn car.
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by all2 3y ago
He could have gotten a Ford Ranger for dirt cheap and it would do everything that his F150 does.
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by all2 3y ago
Ok, ok I understand theoretically what this means in terms of programming languages. But what does it mean practically? What features are removed? How does this work out when you're implementing a program?
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by all2 3y ago
I will note that Powershell has typed inputs and outputs and that can be very powerful. Now if it weren't so verbose...
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by all2 3y ago
The process is the punishment. Average Joe cannot go toe-to-toe in the legal system as it stands right now. The one with the most money nearly always wins, and - as in this case - the threat of financially ruinous litigation is enough.
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by all2 3y ago
Souffle seems to suffer from the standard small language issue of no code examples front and center. Also, no "how is this better than X" or "example of usage in Y". To those who have used Prolog, is the description suff
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by all2 3y ago
It's to the benefit of the parasite to make it easier to feed on its host. It is also to the benefit of the parasite to ensure that its host cannot get rid of it. Bureaucracy will always seek its own survival, even at the cost of its c
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by all2 3y ago
They actually have a "premium" membership you can subscribe to.
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Anna's Archive – LLM Training Data from Shadow Libraries(annas-archive.org)
219 points by all2 3y ago|19 comments
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by all2 3y ago
Ownership? As in they hold the title? Or they are in a rent-to-own relationship with lenders?
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by all2 3y ago
> this type of error handling is extremely tedious even by itself But is the tedium worth it?

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