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by blactuary 11mo ago
Quite the opposite these days. AMD just works and Nvidia is a crapshoot
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by blactuary 1y ago
This is a divide among different Python devs it seems. A lot of people are running scripts, which I will do eventually, but I spend a ton of time in a REPL experimenting and testing.
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by blactuary 1y ago
This is not the case anymore. With libmamba I've never waited more than a few minutes for resolving dependencies and installing. uv is faster for sure, but speed is no longer a big problem with conda
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by blactuary 1y ago
This is me exactly. I have a default dev environment, and a couple for experimenting with new versions of various packages, I don't need or want "projects" most of the time
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by blactuary 1y ago
I stay with it because last time I tried uv it was still directory/project focused vs. environment. With conda it doesn't matter where I am, I can activate any of my environments and run code
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by blactuary 1y ago
uv does it by caching versions of packages so they can be shared across projects/environments. So you still have to store those multi-gig directories but you don't have so much duplication. If conda could do something similar that
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by blactuary 1y ago
A 2 year old was killed by a piece falling from a building a few years ago. Her father wrote a heartbreaking book about it https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/once-more-we-saw-stars-jays...
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by blactuary 1y ago
"transforming real estate with blockchain" is the only red flag needed
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by blactuary 1y ago
> HQ flatly denies it "HQ" believes climate change is a hoax, and this admin lies about anything and everything, we cannot take anything they say at face value
100.
by blactuary 1y ago
Parking enforcement is unequivocally good and these people are not regular cops
101.
by blactuary 1y ago
You used Google SSO for Coinbase?
102.
by blactuary 1y ago
"(something ChatGPT told me to do)" You're going to get hacked again
103.
by blactuary 1y ago
He posted about it on Twitter and the replies are full of those "this company helped me get my funds back" scammers, hilarious
104.
by blactuary 1y ago
Good luck trusting the hallucination machine. It's too bad LLMs or Google are the only two ways to get information
105.
by blactuary 1y ago
LLMs cannot answer questions and pushing this on kids is awful
106.
by blactuary 1y ago
Yeah they should simply buy widgets from the abundance of other widget sellers since this is a perfectly competitive market with no transaction costs and perfectly symmetric information
107.
by blactuary 1y ago
Oppose this in pretty much every way
108.
by blactuary 1y ago
Yes, it was a one time process that took 2-3 clicks
109.
by blactuary 1y ago
I have never had any of their streaming content pushed onto my homepage nor had my own media hidden in submenus. I don't see anything but my own media
110.
by blactuary 1y ago
You first post said "built a loyal following around a set of features provided, no questions asked, to stream your content to your own devices" and now you're saying they removed the ability for people to share content with e
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by blactuary 1y ago
He usually did the job of a producer but he didn't like the term, as he wanted the artist to get all of the credit for creating the art, even through the producer often plays a big role in the final product.
112.
by blactuary 1y ago
With Shaun Maguire's recent behavior associating with Sequoia is gross
113.
by blactuary 1y ago
That is absolutely none of your business
114.
by blactuary 1y ago
This is a positive development. "Better". Who cares, stop worrying about how other people look.
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by blactuary 1y ago
It is, but it is in individual politician's interest to take lobbying dollars from Intuit, who wants to keep gouging us
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by blactuary 1y ago
Pre-iphone I had my MythTV server recording and transcoding TV shows and then adding them to an RSS feed that my flip-phone would sync whenever plugged in. Unplug my phone in the morning and watch last night's Daily Show on the bus rid
117.
by blactuary 1y ago
Actually no I do not have to keep up
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by blactuary 1y ago
That's what you want until you have a serious and expensive health care problem. Segmenting off the healthy people like this simply means the people with chronic conditions or acute catastrophes are bearing more of the cost rather than
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by blactuary 1y ago
He's quoting someone saying they don't even look at the code and you're saying "functional and secure"?
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by blactuary 1y ago
He is indeed a crank, and you immediately going to "lefty haters" says more about you than anything objective about Scott

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