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by cheeze 1y ago
On the flipside, then you have to maintain instances of everything. For most of what I run these days, I'd rather just have someone else run and administer my database. Same with my load balancers. And my Kubernetes cluster. I don&#x27
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by cheeze 1y ago
Quite expensive to build though. Many of these companies don't have the sharpest engineers building multi-cloud. IMO, going multi AZ or multi-cloud adds a good amount of complexity. TBH I don't care if last.fm doesn't work fo
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by cheeze 1y ago
You're running local LLMs on an ipad?
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by cheeze 1y ago
Can you expand here? What are you looking for in specific? I think I have a framework-like TV. It's a high end TV set to store mode which has no smartOS annoyances. From there, I have expansion modules (they connect via HDMI) like a HD
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by cheeze 1y ago
>for gaming How do you handle the "for gaming" aspect? I'd love to move to Linux but Battlefield is about to release and that's what my friends are going to play, so...
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by cheeze 1y ago
Sure, but fediverse numbers are pitiful at this point. Reality is that 99.9% of users don't care about decentralization, so it ends up being a "this has to work as well as a centralized system" does.
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by cheeze 1y ago
Even then, Samsung lags hard in the tablet space. IMO there is kinda only one option... an iPad. It's an order of magnitude better than anything else out there. And that's coming from someone who doesn't really like Apple pro
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by cheeze 1y ago
... Use the edit functionality to add it back? I assure you that Samsung doesn't care to remove your... flashlight. This likely just got removed from a fat finger/phone being on in your pocket/etc.
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by cheeze 1y ago
For OpenAI at least, it's obvious. They are considered the industry leader at this point and are the most widely used LLM that folks are aware of (arguably, Google's 'in search' summarization is the most widely used). Pe
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by cheeze 1y ago
You're talking about charging... monthly? With a system that gives clear warnings early that you're low on battery? I'm already charging my GPS, headphones, bike lights, etc. regularly. This has been an absolute non-issue to
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by cheeze 1y ago
To me, it's night and day. Cables stretch, need replacement (yearly or every 2 in my case), and mechanical shifting requires more effort. Di2 is literally 'mouse click' with little electric components that _instantly_ shift.
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by cheeze 1y ago
I love Framework but it's still not enough IMO. My time is the most valuable thing, and a subscription to $paid_llm_of_choice is _cheap_ relative to my time spent working. In my experience, something Llama 3.3 works really well for sma
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by cheeze 1y ago
As a backend dev who owns a few internal crappy frontends, LLMs have been the best thing ever. Code quality isn't the top priority, I just need to plumb some data to an internal page at BigCorp.
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by cheeze 1y ago
> Do you trust the manufacture to do that though? ... Yes? I use Lutron so I'm less concerned about obsolescence... but yeah. Pretty much every smart light switch I've ever used is just a normal light switch with additional net
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by cheeze 1y ago
For how much hype Matter had (I remember everyone saying "Just wait! Any day now!") it sure... hasn't delivered
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by cheeze 1y ago
Did people actually think "we've added AI" was a selling point for the new flagships? Felt like the most obvious "CEO says we need to do this, doesn't matter if it isn't ready" kinda thing. Straight up che
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by cheeze 1y ago
Not randomizer but I miss the days of Clint vs Zfg so much. Happy to see Clint streaming a bit again.
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by cheeze 1y ago
IMO this is a reductionist take that is often peddled around Reddit. "Anybody can climb Everest, it's not that difficult", etc. Personally? I think it's a pretty cool achievement and is _the_ mountain to climb for a reas
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by cheeze 1y ago
Similar to how Prime Video doesn't work in many Latin American countries that have poor internet and sneakernet of hard drive swapping with piracy. Of course piracy is cheaper lmao
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by cheeze 1y ago
Works fine on Claude 3.5 Sonnet. It correctly identifies this as a trick question.
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by cheeze 2y ago
As a counterexample, most people don't care about the creator ecoystem. I see in your profile that you have a tiktok, I'm guessing there is some bias there from the creator side. What I can tell you - TikTok is one the most popula
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by cheeze 2y ago
I regularly see this but I feel like it's disingenuous. Akin to saying "if we simulate enough monkies on a typewriter, we'll eventually get the right result"
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by cheeze 2y ago
I generally agree with all of this but Google wasn't the one that stopped the vendor controlled OS. That was Apple for the most part. Apple released the iPhone and basically told all of the carriers "tough crap, you can't put
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by cheeze 2y ago
Same reason I like wireless headphones. It makes wires a non-issue a majority of the time. Carrying around a charging brick sucks. Now you have to get a table at the cafe by the wall. Or hope the airplane power is functional. I want to brin
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by cheeze 2y ago
Shows > You have been blocked. Only me?
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by cheeze 2y ago
Just wait for One X, S, Series X, Series X Pro, Series X Pro with Super Fast Charging 2.0
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by cheeze 2y ago
Mocktails taught me what an _incredible_ solvent alcohol is. It's hard to replicate alcohol for flavor extraction. Luckily, the mocktails I'm making are fine to have a tiny amount of alcohol (my wife just doesn't drink, but i
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by cheeze 2y ago
My biggest pain point is that there is no high end past Zero. The Julia book is solid. In actual cocktails, there are a handful of books that are _incredible_ and cater to high end cocktails. I have ~600 bottles at home (I know...) and I re
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by cheeze 2y ago
And the ultimate problem that you don't need a solution for, until you _need_ it. Which often leads to "yeah we have backups" but without regular testing, can you trust them?
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by cheeze 2y ago
Seriously. EU rail is great! Show up 15 minutes before my train leaves, sit on my phone (albeit often without reception) and pass the time sitting at a comfy table. I took a first class trip in Italy recently. Food was fine and it's It

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