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by creesch 2y ago
Also, server hardware. It isn't as it is only kept around for those stubborn gamer enthusiast. The enthusiast market more or less is an extra revenue stream for a lot of hardware that is developed for the server market first. It is a b
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by creesch 2y ago
It is possible to run a Linux distro through Termux afaik. For example: https://github.com/phoenixbyrd/Termux_XFCE There are also tools available like Andronix. I personally haven't tried them, just figured I&#x27
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I totally agree. But it also seems like a lot of people don't. Frustratingly enough when discussions like that come up a lot of people respond with a "MacOS just works differently, you just need to get used to it" discussion
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In this context, it is safe to assume it isn't trained on stuff that was not available when it was trained. OpenAI lists that cutoff date next to each model: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/continuous-
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Well sure, downloadable executables. Which I feel like isn't much better and in a lot of ways worse.
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I have a hard time connecting the dots in your argument? For starters, there are already desks out there on the market with this functionality build in. As an example, my desk can be controlled through Bluetooth. It's why I also have t
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Ignoring the amount of time spend working for a moment. I would be miserable if all I got to do during that time was work on Jira tickets others created.
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It's all well and good to include a disclaimer about downvotes. But, it is somewhat irrelevant, as the reason you are most likely to be downvoted is not because you are touching on a sensitive subject. They are downvoting you because y
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by creesch 2y ago
Tell me you haven't read the article without telling me you haven't read the article ;) Not only does your browser know the character code, it knows the key that is pressed. For details I do recommend reading the article itself.
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> Do you want to build an app or website but don’t enjoy the process of designing? Then make it ugly. Who cares! Well... I do as the only user of what I create. It doesn't have to be perfect, but I also don't like clunky interf
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It is bizarre if you don't take it quite literally. In practice, it is possible, even for seasoned writers, to sometimes create sentences that could use a bit of attention. If Grammarly is the right tool for that can be debated, but t
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There is actually plenty of research available about didactic methods in general. The problem I am seeing is that a lot of these are just outright ignored by a large part of the education system. For a variety of reasons ranging from budget
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The article is outright wrong, there has been extensive research on the effectiveness of homework. It is quite well understood what makes homework effective, that understanding is also rarely applied in practice as it requires a lot of effo
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> Nobody Knows How Well Homework Works Huh, interesting I actually did my graduation thesis on this when I finished my education degree. There is actually some well established literature about how effective homework can be. I wrote abou
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Yeah, I have been thinking about a similar approach to create something like Google Assistant but tailored at my own tools and needs.
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As far as what you need the building blocks are relatively straightforward. Though I wouldn't go as far as saying it is easy if you want everything to be easy if you want it to be open, as that effectively means self hosting. Effective
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by creesch 3y ago
> It looks like they don't charge anything extra if you use GPT-4 Yup, which makes it great to experiment without extra cost. It also should give you pause before you implement this in production, as it very much raises the question
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by creesch 3y ago
Pricing depends on the model you use. You can get a quick overview with prices in their documentation: https://openrouter.ai/docs#models Or browse: https://openrouter.ai/models for a few more details. As fa
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by creesch 3y ago
I feel like the key points are at the bottom. > Claude 3 Opus and Sonnet are both slower and more expensive than OpenAI’s models. You can get almost the same coding skill faster and cheaper with OpenAI’s models. GPT-4 already isn't
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> I think I'm not alone in this. Hopefully? No, it works in a similar way for me. I can do abstractions to a certain degree in my head and plan ahead but also do need to work on a problem and trial things. It's interesting that
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> The authors complaints seem to stem from not properly maintaining the supporting scripts in their project, which isn't at all a function of the language. That and often making the scripts overly complex and a software project in t
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> It's shocking how everybody acts like senior engineers might need months to learn a new language. I've seen instances where people were worried it would take someone a month longer to fully onboard. Completely ignoring the fa
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by creesch 3y ago
I mostly just use whatever my IDE provides to do commit messages ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Other than that, this feels over the top, to the point of satire on opinions in tech? If typing two extra characters actually does cost you valuable time then y
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That and even if they had proper reviews in place, there is no telling when they would pull the plug on the entire thing. Based on that alone I never even considered making a GPT for sale. Having said that, I do like them because of the ope
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Control over premium features. Which in a sense is valid, I rather have a product supported by people paying for premium features than a product that runs on ads or only does exist by the grace of venture capital. Of course some premium fea
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With all due respect but > This is also optional. If you are making a client for anyone besides yourself at some point people will expect to be able to use one of the many "optional" features. At that point it doesn't matt
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by creesch 3y ago
Yeah fair if you do require an all in one solution. It honestly didn't occur to me as I rarely use voice on Discord.
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In that case you might as well use other options like Mattermost, Rocket.chat or of course the Matrix route.
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> somewhere they are wanted. While Discord might officially not allow it, a lot of folks do want the option of using different clients. There are a few out there and generally speaking it does like discord doesn't crack down on it u
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> implementing ARIA markup on HTML only benefits those using assistive technology. I'd argue that implementing ARIA markup properly also makes developers consider the general markup and structure of their product. Which in turn can

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