crossroadsguy

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by crossroadsguy 1mo ago
I have exactly this. Been trying to setup local models. I either end up with something that’s too big for my mac or too small.
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by crossroadsguy 1mo ago
If I were 17 again, I would probably be single-mindedly focused on getting laid adequately and getting into something non-STEM. Or at least I hope so.
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by crossroadsguy 1mo ago
UK - India (almost; sort of) free trade deal. For a country like India even talking on this topic is like not a different railway track, but going on sea route from a train route - it's that day and night. But I do agree with the OP th
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by crossroadsguy 1mo ago
The worst part is, even now they are saying they will "match". That alone says they are not retaliating, they are registering a protest, maybe just not a meek protest.
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Zellij feels like what Jekyll is/was for blogging, at one point, at least the way people were suddenly pursuing it. Not necessarily a bad thing, though.
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Or Claude/etc on their personal computers and then even live dangerously .
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
> It's a great drafting partner This I have been doing a bit. I strictly asks it to never give me suggestions but raise questions, concerns, tell me if it feels if something can be better, style-wise or otherwise without giving me t
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Indeed. The previous one doesn't even have glm 5.3 listed.
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Now if only there will be a normal sized phone (the old "normal") from Moto with such OEM endorsed kind of support of Graphene then I might as well let go of my fruit no. 17. Yes, I will.
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
> The statue was discovered in two parts So maybe it was about one of those parts and the lower one looks like it could be a decent paving stone.
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Right :) As for invoking @dang, I hope dang at least has some sort of custom notification for his own username mentions. I wouldn't mind this entire thread/sub-thread getting nuked, along with mine and your comments (yes, both!).
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
I am not sure where you are from but just look at PC's comments and notice the clear and pronounced ideology segue from the first comment of this thread to the comments down this thread. Just notice how, as the the typical for the righ
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
May sound very similar but it's more like if everything is going down, the strongest one is going to go down last. It's not really "unlikely to be a scenario where the US becomes insolvent" — it's that if it happens
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Very quick scans - as it always has been. Very flippant and cynical and carefree/less about anything others post here or I post than I used to (and that wasn't a lot to begin with). So this has changed. What changed more? I rarely
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Fair but the idea of "running your LLM setup" at every "need" level and corresponding cost does make sense. For a lot of people (and orgs I'd guess) who just go and buy ≈$20 per month plans (or more for teams), they
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Flutter is quite good for shipping quickly and a set of decent same/similar apps. You lose some "quality" and a lot of "native performance" and feel (yes, that's important distinction here. So the usage, if sti
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
I see Tata Neu and BigBasket there. That I guess flutterhunt team put there as a joke (and not as a showcase), didn't they? At least in terms of quality? Because god I've used these apps! Further: > I just hate most things arou
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Few years ago this very AI/ML created a frenzy and CS graduates started becoming many fold. Little did they know…
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
There are not many companies around with so much of voluntary important/intimate personal data as Dropbox has. PEs have gone for smaller note taking apps. > ICloud went on to become a bigger business than Dropbox And a worse app&#x2
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
I've compromised a lot with Electron (because I finally had to!) but never for a lightweight text editor app. Never! Here are some alternatives if anyone is looking https://editorio.crncevic.org https://macdown.a
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
No one would know that other than Fastmail and regulators. But what I can say is keeping different emails for different purposes might be the way. Unless your domain also has none of your PII attached to you, neither is any of your email in
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
Among these runbox is quite good and my friend has used migadu for a few years and likes it even though he says the "soft" limits still make him uncomfortable even though so far he has never hit them; so I guess that should be fin
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
They didn't need to. When you start denying IAMP to your customer in the name of "encryption" at that point it becomes privacy theatre, instead of privacy, irrespective of how nobly activist their intensions are. It is probab
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
The US data replicas will be resilient, and when the FBI asks your data to reveal things about itself, your data will refuse to reveal anything about itself in the characteristic resilient manner. That's why the mention of "resili
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
I have never understood their 50+10 GB storage as the starting plan. Anyone storing a lot of emails, please don't come at me screaming, but know that not everyone keeps every email and every attachment ever received right there in that
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20040403145823/http://www.nissan... at least this one says > In compliance with a ruling issued by the United States District Court in Los Angeles on November 14, 2002, in
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
> Aaron Horwath is the director of AI operations at a creative technology company where he is focused on implementing AI in a way that supports both humans and business. https://www.noemamag.com/author/aaronhorwath&#
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
The discussion started about cost-vs-usability, and then you brought in "but humans, the best LLMs around, cost much more" into this discussion to make it a not cost-vs-usability discussion. Do you not find it a bit disingenuous?
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
How does all this AI generated code blocking gappen? Does a human decide that or an AI is tasked with sequencing that PR's DNA to ascertain its possible inhuman origins? What if someone generates code with AI and then goes into the IDE
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by crossroadsguy 2mo ago
You are not indicating that's dang, are you? I'd never believe that :D

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