christkv

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511.
by christkv 2y ago
It’s like it always comes back to the same old rule. Everything in moderation. A bit of standing, sitting and moving around is good.
512.
by christkv 2y ago
Funny thing is they are still my preferred brand just from reliability and the low cost of ownership
513.
by christkv 2y ago
How long does the battery last on one?
514.
by christkv 2y ago
I mean considering this. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1wwj1p2wdyo I don't know about responsible stewards.
515.
by christkv 2y ago
I have started using chatgpt to generate my searches as it does a better job than me.
516.
by christkv 2y ago
My problem is that i need an inteliJ plugin. Somebody mentioned codebuddy as an alternative.
517.
by christkv 2y ago
I have not tried cursor using a combination of copilot and chatgpt o1. Is cursor considered a better solution? I find it takes the tedium out of work and allows me to focus on the important bits. Right now working on a flutter app and it’s
518.
by christkv 2y ago
Sounds a little bit like a similar attempt with a different approach from Intel the iAPX 432 that also tried to support high level languages in hardware and was a market failure.
519.
by christkv 2y ago
DCC is where it’s at. My parents still have the deck. Probably the most useless technology ever.
520.
by christkv 2y ago
lol that’s great and not that useless at all. I could see using Lego and opencv to create adhoc control boards for some fun hacking.
521.
by christkv 2y ago
Me and and a friend wrote an app that let you get your shoe size using your crt. You needed to input the monitor size and DPI and select the resolution. Then put you foot on the screen and adjust adjust a top and bottom line and it would te
522.
by christkv 2y ago
Surely they have certified mail in Japan.
523.
by christkv 2y ago
Putting some tape on the back makes them immediately crunch down and creep. There is definitively a reflex going on.
524.
by christkv 2y ago
It is and the effect is immediate and destructive to any value creation in startups. It basically forces companies to leave before raising any serious money or founders will end up with tax bills that have to be paid out of investment money
525.
by christkv 2y ago
This is so important. You don’t want to stop flows from happening because of a bug or bad config. Just keep track of the override who did it when and if possible a quick blurb. Then ensure those exceptions are caught and fed to dev.
526.
by christkv 2y ago
Corporate writing (web-sites, marketing, internal hr emails) before LLM's might as well have been written by an LLM for its predictable platitudes, word usage and patterns.
527.
by christkv 2y ago
I would champion repairability of the machine over any marginal additional efficiencies you can get out of it by making it more "energy-efficient". The worst one I can find is rated at 78kWh vs the best at 47kWh. I'm pretty s
528.
by christkv 2y ago
The combo of this, AI generated images and AI generated garbage articles and blog posts will completely destroy the internet. This will be fun to watch. What happens after is going to be interesting. What happens when all our search tools a
529.
by christkv 2y ago
I’ve always wondered how the apple 2 pal version worked due to the way the us version used ntsc artifacting from my understanding for some aspects of the graphics.
530.
by christkv 2y ago
Also at some point you can run the equivalent model locally. There is no long term moat here i think and facebook seems hellbent of ensuring there will be no new google from llms
531.
by christkv 2y ago
Now do it for the other VP candidate let's see what happens. If your theory is right he should not ban it right?
532.
by christkv 2y ago
I think it coincided with a growing demand of reading material as the merchant class expanded.
533.
by christkv 2y ago
I recommend llmstudio for this usually
534.
by christkv 2y ago
The EU would probably block this
535.
by christkv 2y ago
Ok so they have incapacitated a large swath of the organisations leadership. Are they planning to roll in now ?
536.
by christkv 2y ago
I think GameCube GPU was ArtX bought by ATI then ATI bought by AMD.
537.
by christkv 2y ago
Dude we are literally doing calculations of the power usage of our employees at their home office for a ISO 14001 certification. It’s beyond ridiculous
538.
by christkv 2y ago
I think it's mostly about the input lag. FPGAs will have a lot lower input lag so retro purists like it as it behaves closer to the real thing.
539.
by christkv 2y ago
I’m talking my ovens, cooking top, washer and drier. It’s all Siemens and it works perfectly not being connected so i can only imagine downsides by connecting it.
540.
by christkv 2y ago
This is why none of my brand new appliances will ever be connected and allowed a firmware update.

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