anakaine

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by anakaine 2y ago
G'day fellow Aussie. Whilst I'd like to see us get nuclear power up and running, I also do not want to see it happen under Voldemort. I'm in his electorate, and the only reason he's in is because we have a number of cons
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by anakaine 2y ago
Wow. Just wow. People in here posting positive and uplifting insights, then along comes the smooth brain maga crowd.
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by anakaine 2y ago
I also got this same response
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by anakaine 2y ago
This is a great example of how point data has been used to reinforce that negative sentiment, and how we need to readdress that sentiment given that over the past decade to 15 years the benefit has swung strongly in favour of renewables as
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by anakaine 2y ago
We are still seeing the effects of negative sentiment campaigns even today through industry lobbyists and social media campaigns. There is an unusually large number of people and opinions aligned against renewable claiming that they are unr
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by anakaine 2y ago
This is such a rotten take. America, saviours of the world. It entirely discounts the contributions that other countries globally make. Countries in the European Union, Australasia, etc. The US cost of healthcare is about 17% of GDP. In oth
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by anakaine 2y ago
Hey, I really like the design. I currently have a lot of ETL going on through various mechanisms, but the thing that is always difficult to communicate to BAs and PMs, and any other individual is a graphical "what is this thing doing a
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by anakaine 2y ago
OK
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by anakaine 2y ago
This is elitist and frankly, unhelpful. The answer to a skills shortage is not a practitioner lockdown, but policy, training, guidance and mentoring. If you're stuck in start up land and you have this issue, you have hired the wrong sk
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by anakaine 2y ago
This is a horribly outdated take and ignores many of the benefits Python has brought to so many fields. At best it's elitist, at worst egotistical and based upon outdated interpretations. Also, why so divisive? There's really no n
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by anakaine 2y ago
Could I ask you to elaborate futher? I dont see how a single line of js can remove the need for front end design, complexities of scaling, theme choices, and user friendly design patterns with interactivity.
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by anakaine 2y ago
Ollama support would be amazing. There's a stack of people in organizations (data rich places) who would likely love something like this, but who cannot get to OpenAI due to organizational policies.
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by anakaine 2y ago
> an MBA is one of the easiest ways I know of to get government financing for a decade of partying. Well this wasn't in the brochure. Best look into it!
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by anakaine 2y ago
I would like to have something that looks nice and modern, has a good user experience, and is responsive. Those three requirements take me pretty close to the "too ahrd" rabbit hole most of the time. Not always, just often enough.
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by anakaine 2y ago
I last successfully did front end dev in the late 90s ans veryearly 00s. I'm very back end these days. Front end work feels incredibly frustrating, between things like UI/UX design, responsive layouts, async, handling data into wh
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by anakaine 2y ago
I often pick up the academic papers that are relevant to me here. To each their own!
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by anakaine 2y ago
As an engineer with an MBA and in an executive level twchnokogy role, an MBA is part of what I would consider a good background. That said, OP was talking about non-technical PMs. That is the issue. You can teach a tech person to understand
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by anakaine 2y ago
Tested with an idea. Does what is says on the tin regarding developing a UI with pictures and descriptive text. Looked like a visually decent starting point.
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by anakaine 2y ago
Australia has fair use copyright provisions, as well as parody. They are not protected via the same mechanism or via the same wording as the US. Now this said, no, this is not another chink in the armour. There is little to no fair use or p
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by anakaine 2y ago
DoorDash has an incredibly bad reputation online for stiffing customers. The model seems broken. For a company that is built on digital technology it should be straight forward to get an indicator if drivers are running multiple orders at o
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by anakaine 2y ago
If you want bandwidth on an ESP32z you've chosen the wrong hardware in all senses. If you were referring to the intricacies of the driver and how it might apply elsewhere, that's fair.
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by anakaine 2y ago
The random.connection thing: post comments on Reddit. I'd suggest discord, too, but its not quite the same as ICQ was in terms.of random connections.
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by anakaine 2y ago
As both a geologist experienced in drilling and a geotechnical engineer specialised in geomechanics - this isn't nearly as clean, manageable, or good an idea as you think it is.
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by anakaine 2y ago
That would be excellent. Iron tends to be cheap, too. Hopefully it drives costs down. It would be wonderful if the solution wasn't prone to erupting in to flames when exposed to air like the current lithium based batteries.
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by anakaine 2y ago
Agree wholesale. I've got a complex data reader built on a single server that receives tens of thousands of requests a day, and most tend to happen in a few hour window. Async was super important to scale to user requests by allowing n
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by anakaine 2y ago
"Private company meets private company to discuss purchasing arrangements in confidence." Oh wow, so secret, much conspiracy.
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by anakaine 2y ago
You just applied the concept of conversation and topic to yourself when the proposal did not suggest that.
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by anakaine 2y ago
This is a good interpretation of the point I was getting at, yes.
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by anakaine 2y ago
I was not saying that LLMs could not be part of a more complex system. What I was saying is that the more complex system is what likely needs to be the focus of discussion rather than the LLM itself. Basically- the LLM won't run away o
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by anakaine 2y ago
I'm from a place where Tesla had an early foothold and good following. There are many, many BYD vehicles on the road here now, and quite a few people I know are strongly considering them as their next vehicle. Some I know have made the

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