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I wish. The higher up the rank you go in my company, the more recognizable the faces are from 10,15,even 20 years ago. Sure, they shuffle the deckchairs, but the turnover and redundancies below them is orders of more chaotic, and I dont und
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If this can save me time at work, I'd be happy to throw some money at it. My bosses OTOH...let's just say, there's no penalty within companies for pointy haired bosses not making decisions to purchase something like this and
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Cal Newport would love this!
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How did Claude Sonnet 3.5 fair?
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> [1] The training code for AMD-135M is based on TinyLlama, utilizing multi-node distributed training with PyTorch FSDP. I thought PyTorch didn't work well with AMD architecture, and read of many people using JAX instead?
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Tcl/Tk and Expect were popular back in the day because TCL could perform asynchronous programming most easily.
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Interesting that they seem to think it was caused by glitch tokens through the Audio.
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The LLAMA 3.1 license addresses some of this.
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> Whereas with the daylight tablet, we have a trans reflective display and a backlight. Since the backlight layer is behind the layer where the pixels are, the parallax does not suffer. > I find the experience of writing with a Wacom
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The protomolecule is such a haunting idea in hard science fiction, even the way that it disassembles and re-assembles human bodies makes perfect sense under assembly theory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_theory
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Ansible is only as idempotent as the module it calls though.
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I purchase my own software licences and claim it on tax. Because it's a false economy. I've won awards at work, became indispensable on certain projects, and have been given pay rises, choose the work I want to do, through finding
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Good point, Vinyl can't have stereo bass - it makes the needle jump.
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But I am finding my TickTick subscription very handy because it runs across platforms, and integrates with calendars, and provides reminders and views. I can't do that with TXT files near as easily.
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Yes! It's so worth the money.
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My Jetbrains software yearly subscription is the best value for money I pay for anything related to my work! Their software just improves my productivity out of sight. If you look at the prices for other subscriptions, then look at Jetbrain
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Should we short Amazon then?
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Good idea.
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Clearly they're taking the piss out of the analysts and must be in good financial shape. Like how Bill Gates amd Steve Balmer used to tell Wall St how bad things are.
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But what if the 100 page loads are just a sample of the population?
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Sadly, Australia missed great many opportunities when it came to the internet.
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Like in "office space". The office had burned down. Everyone failed to go to work.
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The Use case I have, is to use this within Jupyter notebooks for Devops / deployment journaling. Having something natively python that maps to actual commands is a huge bonus here.
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How do you connect remotely? The examples don't easily show this.
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I suppose the first question is. What's in it for me? What's on the table here? This to me sounds like a culture of no support for technical staff, no listening, and helicopter management when things go wrong. And no training budg
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From my experience back then, it was about the libraries, not the language. I think this still is the case today. Back in the day, Perl had all the libraries and they were easy to install and worked well, then Python overtook this had all t
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3. Does it scale?
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Paywalled.
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