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by charlie0 3y ago
From who? Google, the company who's funding their competitors, or AWS, who's also likely working on their own AI modeling? OpenAI needs $$$$$ of compute. There's not a ton of companies who can provide them with the large amou
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by charlie0 3y ago
MSFT trying to work something out before market opens on Monday.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Yup, my boss at old co had some similarities to Greg. He worked long hours, was pretty much aware of everything happening at the company both in the US and off-shore, could talk technical details with the tech peeps, and business stuff with
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by charlie0 3y ago
Yes, but you need 2 to start ($100), that's the cheaper version of the MOCA adapters (the high use cost $80/each) that's just one room. It's an extra $50/$80 per room. If you're only looking for one connection,
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by charlie0 3y ago
This is straight out of Succession. What the heck happened here!
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by charlie0 3y ago
MoCA is really expensive. You're better off just hiring someone to wire the house up. Id
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by charlie0 3y ago
Maybe 720P, but I've got 4k Blu ray movies that have peaks of over 200Mb/s when streaming and my device always stutters over those sections.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Did they account for the rise in remote work? I'd say that would have a much bigger impact than anything else. I used to drive 7 days a week, now it's just 2, if that.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner. This. I see issues at my small startup with not having clarity with certain billing items. This issue is not technical, it's the unknown requirements of why things were written in the way they curren
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by charlie0 3y ago
I can't wait to mandate tabs over spaces, haha :D.
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by charlie0 3y ago
That probably explains the weird sensations in my chest, especially when turning on the stove to cook something.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I've suggested that twice now, but it's a couple of the more senior members on the team being resistant, so the feet dragging continues.
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by charlie0 3y ago
100% agreed, Jetbrain IDEs are great buys, but some people refuse to make the leap. I'm currently running into formatting issues/PR conflicts because of other devs refusing to switch over and the default formatting rules between C
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by charlie0 3y ago
Phillips Hue and having multiple presets. Now that the DST is over, it's darker in the morning for me, so I have a Hue scene to turn on most of the lights in my office bright, but not at max. In the afternoon, once the sun starts to se
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by charlie0 3y ago
I've gotten the Winix ones from Costco and they work great. I really notice a difference now that it's getting cold and my windows are shut most of the time.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I also write docs because I forget, but I only write them for myself, a kind of rubber ducking. I don't share them because there's a high level of effort requires to make the docs great and I use Obsidian, so my docs are interlink
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by charlie0 3y ago
Sounds good in theory, but in practice, no one wants to write it, even less actually read it, but boy, do most say they want it.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I took the lyrics of "Like a Boss" and asked ChatGPT to write a cover letter out of it and I gotta say, not too bad. Would need to add specific examples though.
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by charlie0 3y ago
That's why medical tourism exists.
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by charlie0 3y ago
and if you can't beat them, join them.
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by charlie0 3y ago
What is it exactly that you're looking for that you can't just close that page and go back to Google with better terms to get you to the page you're actually looking for? I've noticed that when looking through deep docum
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by charlie0 3y ago
I've been using it for a while, but it's a free product, so I can't help but wonder what kind of data they are siphoning off me to sell. Of course, Chrome does that as well, but it's a mega company and I trust them from
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by charlie0 3y ago
Searching history almost never works for me. 1. The page titles don't often align with my search terms. 2. Most of the history is clutter of Google searches and other noisy stuff I don't care about (as you've mentioned). To t
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by charlie0 3y ago
I've sat on chairs that are comfortable for only a few minutes, then start to get increasingly uncomfortable the longer I sit in them. That's more of what I meant.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Something more devilish is having unergonomic furniture for office work, a seat that's too hard or too high relative to the table, lighting that's more likely to create glare on a screen, etc.
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by charlie0 3y ago
If you can afford multiple monitors, surely you can afford a slightly more expensive laptop.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Kagi? Personally, I use mostly ChatGPT, but if I wasn't using that I'd be using Kagi or something like it.
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by charlie0 3y ago
By definition, if housing prices are unaffordable, then they aren't sane prices.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Anecdotally, this has been my experience as well. The few people who have money troubles put themselves there through frequent outings, buying expensive items. If they got a 20% raise tomorrow, they would just increase their spending and sq
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How?

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