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cheema33
3y ago
> Hardware RAID is worth the money when uptime and performance are important. I think this is no longer true. Software RAID is now better in almost every way, including performance.
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cheema33
3y ago
Looks very interesting. We are small shop and self-hosting is not an issue. This neatly fits a requirement we've had for quite some time.
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cheema33
3y ago
Same here. I pay for both GPT-4 and Opus. Opus is miles ahead on software development work for me.
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cheema33
3y ago
I think I answered my own question. According to https://bun.sh/guides/ecosystem/nextjs Bun does not yet support NextJS.
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cheema33
3y ago
> I work on Bun and happy to answer any questions. I think I saw somewhere that 1.0 did not support NextJS. Does 1.1?
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cheema33
3y ago
> If one of our users' data became valuable to an evil nation state and they kidnapped my family, I'll be honest, I'd probably have to hand over the data. How is this prevented, when the evil nation asks you to modify the
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3y ago
My girlfriend has had some medical issues for a few years and none of the 3-4 doctors she has seen have been able to diagnose her. That is not to say that no doctor can. Just not the ones she has seen. I do not believe in the infallibilit
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3y ago
I have been using Claude 3 since it came out. And I am somewhat surprised to find anybody who claims that GPT-4 is about equal. For software dev tasks, for me, there is no comparison. I always have both tools open and I feed them the sam
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3y ago
I have been a big user of ChatGPT-4 ever since it came out. I have used in various forms. Through the chatbot, through GitHub Copilot etc. For the past year, I have looked high and low to see an alternative that performed better. Nothin
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cheema33
3y ago
Other than a few token places that you might see on the news, crypto is not really used as money. And never will be. Transaction fees.
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cheema33
3y ago
> At this point crypto clearly isn't a bubble. And why would it be? Cryptographically secured money has some advantages over fiat money. We've had crypto for how many years? More than a decade, yes? Can it be used as replacem
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cheema33
3y ago
I have owned hybrids and now only buy EVs. People buying hybrids today, due to cost difference with EVs, are overlooking total cost of ownership. My Prius was a very very complex machine, compared to my EV. Over the years, it cost a lot
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3y ago
Is it correct to assume that you want to do this for privacy reasons only? I currently use GPT-4 for software development work that does not have those concerns. I am assuming that someone in my position would not benefit from my own serve
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cheema33
3y ago
I recently discovered Apache Superset. I would love to use it in our product. Does anybody know if it possible to integrate it into an existing product? I am mostly curious about hooking up its authentication system to our own authentica
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3y ago
"Otherwise Kiev would be rumbled by now." It is not for lack of trying on part of Russia. They send plenty of missiles in that direction. It's just that Kiev is protected by modern air defenses more than any other Ukrainian
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cheema33
3y ago
We have used OVH for years. We were on MS Azure before that. Getting nickled and dimed for every little thing drove us away. Zero regrets.
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cheema33
3y ago
Is it possible to feed it a 50-page PDF document and ask it to OCR it? Best effort of course.
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3y ago
I frequently see ICE owners putting down EVs. And I think they will not get the picture until one of the family members buys one and they get to experience for themselves. My family owns two EVs and we will never go back to ICE cars. We&
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3y ago
I do the Seattle / Portland road trip quite often. My Tesla easily does it without needing a stop to charge the car.
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3y ago
Same for me. I struggle to get much done during the day. Way too many distractions. I become quite productive around 4pm and onwards. And yes, I have been officially diagnosed with ADHD. I sometimes do take low-dose meds. And they app
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3y ago
I am very new to this field, so forgive my ignorance when I ask super basic questions. 1. Does chat-with-pdfs function work with scanned PDFs? 2. In the video example for chat-with-pdfs you show uploading a document interactively. The pa
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3y ago
I am getting the impression that this might work for small data sets. Does it work for large data sets? My webapp has to work with 100s of GBs of data in MS SQL Server. Admittedly, I haven't yet read the linked article. But, I plan
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3y ago
Box of floppies on many disks. They were so common. I had many of them. Floppies were a very stubborn technology. They wouldn't die as much as I wished them to. And for the longest time, they were the only way to flash BIOS on man
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cheema33
3y ago
> ..she is now given responsibilities and workloads that are much more suited for a young, ambitious, competitive dev who wants a promotion. This is the sort of thing that ChatGPT is really good at. It will not do all of her work. But
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cheema33
3y ago
Cash is very inconvenient to use. It requires frequent trips to some place to get it. When paying for something, if I get coins back, I have to figure out a way to use them? I don't. Credit cards give me about 2% back on my purchase
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3y ago
> It's time to negotiate with Russia. You mean reward Russia for invading Ukraine and killing its people, by allowing it to steal Ukrainian land and making it official? Neville Chamberlain would be so proud of you. For me, the dead
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cheema33
3y ago
Do these replacements for Entity Framework Core offer first class support for Migrations, or temporal tables... Many of EF Core replacements do a handful of things well. And after that, it is a cliff. And now point me to a graphql server t
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3y ago
How do people switch programming languages? Established languages have massive ecosystems. Large set of libraries. For example, I cannot give up MS Entity Framework Core or Hot Chocolate graphql server for C#. Sure, there are alternativ
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3y ago
Florida is where people go when they get old. Can't handle the weather elsewhere. Now he has joined the ranks of the "Florida Man".
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3y ago
> They said they got access in 1 week. That they got their roll in univ revoked in 1 week that happened to have a long weekend is dubious sounding either side Yeah, I am not believing this story at all. No University is going to disown y
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