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by antifa 3y ago
My advice: if you're not applying for a crypto job, scrub all crypto terms from your resume. Most people aren't going to understand what it is beyond criminal activity (scams, drugs, money laundering), HR might think you're a
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by antifa 3y ago
I find most tools easier to use when I'm not required to jam a live flashlight into my eye sockets.
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by antifa 3y ago
Where are all these doing it right examples? All I've been able to find are pay walls for bogus classes and endless lists of things like "I want you to act as a garbage collecting AI expert, you know how to collect all kinds of
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by antifa 3y ago
Did this have any way to point at a folder of markdown files and RAG at it?
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by antifa 3y ago
Focusing on some of the largest man-made social problems that trickles down to all aspects of one's daily life and materially effects the largest number of people world-wide, often hurting them orders of magnitudes more than it's
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by antifa 3y ago
> Too often these folks have outright communist mindset to set the world as it suits their current needs, which to somebody like me being raised in pretty hard oppression and practically slavery from russians is a proper insult. The cost
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by antifa 3y ago
> People like my grandparents built this country by saving and sacrificing their comforts. I don't mind saving and sacrificing, that sounds awesome. The problem is that I'm not saving, sacrificing, working hard, etc. for any me
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by antifa 3y ago
AI is heavily bottlenecked by hardware right now, the good stuff requires non-consumer GPUs, the hobbyist stuff requires high end gaming GPUs. The user wants to run these things locally.
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by antifa 3y ago
TBH, if they give us first class support for hardware optimized local LLMs and other "AI", I'll forgive them.
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by antifa 3y ago
That's how you airdrop straight into the worst of the python 2 3 fiasco, probably the worst time in history to start using python, meanwhile when Ruby on Rails and Java were probably the kings of that era.
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by antifa 3y ago
https://libretaxi.org/ There's a lot of companies and cooperatives from a quick look. Even cities rolling their own. Uber/Lyft is handing an entire market over to a lucky competitor,
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by antifa 3y ago
MERGE was interested in 15, if that's helpful: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-merge.html
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by antifa 3y ago
Really looking forward to OpenRA2 and OpenDawnOfWar!
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by antifa 3y ago
That's a great way to be condescending and unhelpful to someone struggling with an edge-case or wrong-sized feet.
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by antifa 3y ago
Kickstarter had a reputation for fun creative projects that people wanted to exist. And many failed due to poor management, planning, etc.. "Crypto" has a reputation for recreating things nobody wanted but "on the blockchain&
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by antifa 3y ago
For a lot of people, it's "Why pay $10/ month for something marginally more useful than a folder of bash files?"
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by antifa 3y ago
https://nuxt.com/
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by antifa 3y ago
Also no way to trigger DeX/Android Desktop mode without some kind of fake HDMI dongle.
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by antifa 3y ago
My Mazda is so weird. Android Auto has a completely random load time. It could be a few seconds, or it could take over 1 minute. Often I don't know if left or right is the fastest way to get somewhere, so I'd like to check google
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by antifa 3y ago
In my experience it'll probably work out a little more like: "Hey Google, lower the volume" "Calling $NAME_OF_DECEASED_PERSON_OR_RANDOM_RESTAURANT"
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by antifa 3y ago
> I acknowledged that HTTPS module imports were one of the original selling points of Deno compared to Node/NPM I am imagine most Deno users considered this a weird wart or foot gun, the rest of deno looks interesting.
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by antifa 3y ago
The search feature on ChatGPT for Android only works for a tiny number of recent chats.
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by antifa 3y ago
No sane person is going to intentionally touch a potentially malicious link on their phone.
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by antifa 3y ago
I don't feel like I can go into any random restaurant and get the same calorie per dollar food from a vegan entre as you would a meat entre. It's almost always paying more for less, and sides-only. There is a supply-side problem t
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by antifa 3y ago
I almost never see McDonald's coupons all my life. Then when I lived in $BadNeighborhood, they showed up multiple times a year. Now I'm curious, does the McDonald's app detect $BadNeighborhood and give out better app offers?
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by antifa 3y ago
Some people have different preferences when reading books. This could be genre, prose style, word count, descriptions, verbosity, types of characters, themes. Perhaps there could be an outline, wiki, and full text, author's notes for t
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by antifa 3y ago
Loudest thing online is people complaining about minorities existing in TV shows. A much bigger, real problem, is when they regularly cast 3 characters with almost exactly the same skin tone, skin texture, hair color, hair length, hair styl
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by antifa 3y ago
> managers who told me I wasn't allowed to write tests firsts as it was slower. You're suppose to write them together, at the same time. What's slower is spending all of your time mousing around the GUI like a caveman and
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by antifa 3y ago
There were coupons before apps.
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by antifa 3y ago
What's wrong with MATE?

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