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brikym
11mo ago
Are ICE cars really any better with BMW? The used values indicate they are very expensive to maintain.
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11mo ago
Google abused their users and customers with intentionally useless results. The more useless the results are the more time users would spend coming back again to search, and the more need there is for businesses to buy ads just to be seen.
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11mo ago
This. I really really want some kind of data frame which has actual compile time typing my LSP/IDE can understand. Kusto query language (Azure Data Explorer) has it and the auto completion and error checking is extremely useful. But ku
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11mo ago
As a premium user I'd like to block shorts.
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11mo ago
So I can just take a screenshot of it and any decent LLM will read it.
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11mo ago
I'm still calling it liquid ass. The glass theme just makes things difficult to read for the sake of fashion.
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11mo ago
It's marketing and empathising with your market. A github page doesn't give the impression of a polished product and doesn't inspire confidence. It looks more like a draft. When I go to your page the first thing I see is a li
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1y ago
> The FBI is trying to kill data. For you. I'm sure they love data as long as only they can access it.
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1y ago
It boggles my mind that most email providers don't have a way to generate aliases for sign ups. Looks like proton and fastmail support it.
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1y ago
And that might understandable if the company contributed tax or national security to the state which subsidizes it. But it's usually not like that.
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1y ago
Agreed. Difficult to prove but it's the obvious explanation.
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1y ago
Maybe it means energy as in human effort.
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1y ago
The same thing happened here in NZ with AWS. The job creation stories is almost always bullshit. Down here in NZ the govt subsidizes an aluminium smelter which uses 13% of the national electricity just to provide 3,000 jobs. In the media h
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1y ago
If you don't mind Redis then use Redis Streams. It gives you an eventlog without worrying about postgres performance issues and has consumer groups.
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1y ago
And statistical modelling. LLM's must have a weights that associate _seen X chemical high, so Y condition likely follows in the documents I've read_.
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1y ago
> It tries to do too many things. Please just do one thing and do it well. I disagree with this principle. Sometimes what I need is a kitset. I don't want to go shopping for things, or browse multiple docs. I just want it taken car
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1y ago
Doubters say it's not as accurate or could hallucinate. But the thing about hiring professionals is that you have to blindly trust them because you'd need to have a professional level of knowledge to qualify who is competent. LLMs
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1y ago
Maybe digital ocean.
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1y ago
I just want them to fix all the MacOS liquid 'ass issues.
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1y ago
If you look carefully in the video inside the tunnels you can see the terrorist that has evaded the Scottish navy for decades. So that's where the loch ness monster is.
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1y ago
It's not going to get reversed once they're able to analyze all comms automatically for wrong think and stop 'extremist groups' because something 'Nazi'. The Stati letter steamers could only dream of such a sys
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1y ago
Um, is it some intelligence agencies? > ExpressVPN was founded in 2009 by Peter Burchhardt and Dan Pomerantzwe who later sold it to British-Israeli security software company Kape Technologies Close enough.
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1y ago
It's working as intended. Politics is setup to take from plebs and transfer to lords.
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1y ago
The system is run so that the corporations are #1 and people just there to feed the economy. That's why sports betting is allowed. Advertising in public spaces is another thing as you've noticed. Those bright electronic billboards
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1y ago
I disagree. These half ass solutions come from parties with vested interests and effectively amount to inaction while taking the wind out of the sales of any real action. Carbon tax (the kind with credits and offsets) is a license to pollut
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1y ago
Exactly right. I see a shitty feature I say "someone got promoted for that".
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1y ago
It's because of stupid tribalism and hysterical non-thinking. When I was there 10 years ago it was really common to see the 'Atomkraft? - Nein Danke' stickers in public places. I guess when the position is held by a majority,
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1y ago
It's a Nissan Leaf which is a little higher than most sedans because of the battery but still lower than an SUV. The problem is vehicle shapes become an arms race. I don't really want to drive an SUV. Vehicles keep getting more an
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1y ago
Please forward this to the billboard advertising industry.
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1y ago
1) Cause a problem 2) Introduce a 'solution'
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