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by cosmojg 3y ago
So, would you recommend that newer startups just stick with a good old-fashioned full-stack monolith deployed on any old VPS?
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by cosmojg 3y ago
It's been a while since I lost the game.
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by cosmojg 3y ago
This idea is a major plot point in one of my favorite webcomics: https://www.genocideman.com/?p=483
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> I have been diagnosed with ADHD this year. How do I best tell prospective employers I might need some accommodation in this process? You don't. In my experience, any mention of anything resembling mental illness will result in rej
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by cosmojg 3y ago
P powders are tightly regulated in the States, but alas,that's where I live. How many matchbooks does one need to purchase to replicate this study?
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Perhaps! Properly dealing with outliers is important in many fields, and I can see the connection, if only just barely.
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That's, uh, not a conspiracy theory. The free version of ChatGPT uses an entirely different model on the backend.
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by cosmojg 3y ago
TL;DR, your best option right now is the RTX 4090 with the budget picks being either a used RTX 3090 or a used RTX 3090 Ti.
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Correction: lazy.nvim is the package/plugin manager
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I'll take performance over safety any day of the week.
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I've had great experiences with Nootropics Depot in terms of both product purity and customer service.
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by cosmojg 3y ago
> The only argument I buy is: "2.6. Git provides a poor user experience," and the xkcd is not an exaggeration. Oh no. I'm the guy in the alt text. Should I be concerned?
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by cosmojg 3y ago
The available data[1] suggest that society at large benefits from increased productivity regardless of whether the individuals driving that productivity are 65 or 25. Fortunately, we live in a positive-sum economy where working harder and l
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by cosmojg 3y ago
I find that, in every domain, second place is almost always superior to first place where it counts despite being somewhat rougher around the edges. Firefox is a particularly excellent example of this phenomenon. Why is that? Just good old-
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> At work I have far less misunderstandings with coworkers [...] You have fewer* misunderstandings ;)
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I actually prefer Llama 2's response for its conciseness and the fact that analog clocks, even in places which use 24-hour timekeeping, typically count no higher than 12. The existence and nature of "the 24-hour clock system"
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Only if its license is explicitly irrevocable. Llama 2's license is the opposite, explicitly detailing Meta's ability to revoke it at any time.
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by cosmojg 3y ago
You reminded me of this old article: "A New Physics Theory of Life" https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-new-thermodynamics-theory-o... I've always thought of biological life as being the macroscopic analog of en
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Install Asahi Linux?
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Is that lack of scalability in hospital services and education completely inevitable due to the constraints of reality or is it mostly artificial? For example, would completely uncapping medical residencies increase the supply of doctors en
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by cosmojg 3y ago
If FIPS compliance is one of your primary motivations for using AES, why not use Ed25519 or Ed448 instead?
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by cosmojg 3y ago
I recommend shell-gpt[1] for anyone with access to the OpenAI API. It works surprisingly well considering how simple it is. Be sure to browse the examples in the README. [1] https://github.com/TheR1D/shell_gpt
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Forget about Google and Meta, they'll be fine, but those poor local news sites are screwed.
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This is just plainly false.
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But how do you use lenses?
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Eh, NRx is more like the alt-right to EA's far-left and LW's "centrism." They're all ideologies that exist along the same weird sociopolitical axis, but they've all taken root in significantly different places
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Even more hindsight on Vim, Helix and Kakoune(phaazon.net)
163 points by cosmojg 3y ago|115 comments
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by cosmojg 3y ago
The author, Dimitri Sabadie (@phaazon[1]), is a prominent Kakoune contributor[2]. In this article, he offers his thoughts on Helix[3], how it compares and contrasts with Kakoune, and how both Helix and Kakoune improve on the tried-and-true
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by cosmojg 3y ago
A prominent Kakoune contributor wrote up a great blog post exploring that question here: https://phaazon.net/blog/more-hindsight-vim-helix-kakoune
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Given that HellaSwag performance seems to correlate with reasoning ability more than other benchmarks, Falcon certainly look promising! Hopefully this is a clean result and not the product of dataset contamination.

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