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by cap11235 1y ago
Do not mix wool and and cotton
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by cap11235 1y ago
It's the same bitching every time an LLM post can be responded to. ITS NOT THINKING!!! then fails to define thinking, or a better word than "thinking" for LLM self-play. I consider these posts to be on par for quality with &q
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by cap11235 1y ago
Yeah, don't listen to parent. I like these sorts of articles a lot; its only useless if you assume that everyone interested has also memorized the Python docs fully (which I imagine is zero people). Fun technical tangents are quite fun
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by cap11235 1y ago
Ah, great. I'm sure the DOGE youth have excellent opinions on maintaining market functionality and stability, from their vast experience of being libertarian teenagers.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Worth noting for NiFi you end up with a bunch of integrations built-in via https://camel.apache.org/ which makes it easy to plug into some small portion of a task and then expand.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Add a sprinkle of "quantum" in to get an extra 100M, too. I am profoundly disgusted by the phrase "quantum ML". That's not a thing one can vaguely point to (or its just not a thing period), and of course they never
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by cap11235 1y ago
Behold the cargo cult. DAGs are not new at all, and N8N doesn't haven't any "special sauce". Its AI integration is kind of a joke, since its similar to what my phone tacked on as "features": summarization and t
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by cap11235 1y ago
I'm not legally biased similarly (work in finance), and I prefer NodeRED. To me, the black box thing is very significant in the feel of using the tool. When I work on a N8N workflow, it feels like I'm chaining gmail filters. Where
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by cap11235 1y ago
It's a license that tastes like the usual embrace, extend, extinguish.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Right! As long as the license is obeyed, who are you to complain? If the original developer has a problem with the results of something like the MIT License, well, they chose that, and licensing choices are very extensively documented in ne
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by cap11235 1y ago
I think it would also be useful to distinguish between high frequency and low latency trading in these sorts of discussions. The groups of traders that do actual high frequency are not the same ones that are doing shenanigans with things li
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by cap11235 1y ago
This is extremely dangerous to our democracy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZggCipbiHwE
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by cap11235 1y ago
I feel like flash could have been adapted to low battery quite easily (it isn't like JS has some super smart concurrency; it is literally the basic common denominator unless you are using a Z80). Rather, Macromedia was in the toilet, t
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by cap11235 1y ago
Finance also has a ton of self-regulatory bodies, especially FINRA, which acts as a central arbiter of ugly behavior that isn't illegal. I won't sing their praises on the hills, but they do exist and they are effective at instilli
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by cap11235 1y ago
I've had that happen a few times in Chicago. Worked out well for me, since I had the driver agree that I'd pay half the fare that was the upfront price. Then I reported the drivers for the scammers they are to Uber, and I got a re
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by cap11235 1y ago
In my city we have a McDonalds and a Shake Shack on the opposite of the same block, and given they cost about the same, guess which one does volume? Ridiculous.
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by cap11235 1y ago
I don't know about this project, but using KVM+Qemu w/ VFIO lets you partition USB devices (and most other physical assets) to your virtualized OS. I used to pass my mouse back and forth between Windows and Linux this way, and sim
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by cap11235 1y ago
Active Directory alone means that its going to be another COBOL where it takes a few generations to die off, as its originators die.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Which always worked with KVM + Qemu w/ VFIO a decade ago? I'm not sure how anything in this page or comments is new, or even more convenient.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Great, then give us more to the story.
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by cap11235 1y ago
I have the concept of a plan. /s
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by cap11235 1y ago
Dramatic much?
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by cap11235 1y ago
Con artist?
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by cap11235 1y ago
When the mods of major subs are also mods for over a hundred other subs, you have to doubt how much actual moderating they are actually doing in their holier-than-thou positions.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Or edit any files with historical data.
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by cap11235 1y ago
For one tokenizer, a couple years ago.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Ditto in central Chicago. Unless someone is simply opposed to seeing homeless people in their vicinity.
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by cap11235 1y ago
They do it every winter, but in the lake, not the river.
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by cap11235 1y ago
No? Show me some cigarette ads.
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by cap11235 1y ago
They are just responding to the post about the quotation. What's your problem?

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