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by czk 2y ago
im just glad it looks like o3-mini finally has internet access the o1 models were already so niche that i never used them, but not being able to search the web made them even more useless
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by czk 2y ago
the local models are not censored and will answer this question
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by czk 2y ago
you can with dosbox/pcem or something similar (dont think modern xen handles 16bit virtualization) -- but you can definitely run Windows 2000 in a VM on Qubes, but the windows tools are not supported on anything under 7
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by czk 2y ago
Enjoy it! One of my favorite games of the past couple years. Loved it
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by czk 2y ago
the magic mouse manages to suck worse than the trackpad in every possible way
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by czk 2y ago
yep theres a lot more to the prompt that they haven't shared here. artifacts is a big one, and they also inject prompts at the end of your queries that further drive response.
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by czk 2y ago
This is the main reason I still use Firefox. Being able to have multiple color-coded containers for my different Azure roles at work, and being able to set a custom socks5 proxy on each container so I can route certain container tabs throug
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by czk 2y ago
I used this to scaffold out 5 HTML pages for a web app, having it iterate on building the UX. Did a pretty good job and took about 10 minutes of iterating with it, but cost me about $10 in API credits which was more than I expected.
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by czk 3y ago
I'd say they are catching up for sure, especially with how GPT4 has been regressing consistently over the past month. https://chat.openai.com/share/c91287ee-9a5e-4c99-b5df-49cc45...
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by czk 3y ago
Interesting to note the use of libarchive to accomplish this, which also means very limited support for password-protected archives outside of zip.
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by czk 7y ago
The only way I can get my FedEx packages is if I re-route them to a Walgreens or another drop point and drive there and pick them up myself. They never seem to be able to find my address while UPS or USPS never has an issue.
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by czk 9y ago
Glad to see this out, looking forward to 1.6 as well with the Node upgrades. bundle-visualizer is a nice way to break down the bundle size and help you determine what to consider dynamically importing.
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by czk 10y ago
An e-ink whiteboard sounds neat. The most important thing for me would be fast input response. The ability to just leave something up on the board and use minimal power to preserve the picture (as well as export it digitally!) is appealing.
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by czk 10y ago
Yeah, the PayWALL base features are very limited unless you purchase the "advanced" features packages, and there are a lot of them. The basic functionality included for free in a $40 linksys/cisco require a subscription fee t
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by czk 10y ago
To quote Channel's author, Andrew Godwin: "I will take the path-most-trodden for me and large Django features, which is to run it as an external package, compatible with 1.8 through 1.10 (which the package already is), and let it
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by czk 10y ago
Yep, 100 minutes per month with unlimited text+data (the first 5GB at 4G speeds). You can find the details here: http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/other-prepaid-plans . I activated online and have been using it for over a
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by czk 10y ago
This is pretty convenient for watching past videos. The inclusion of subtitles from ASCIIWWDC is a nice touch.
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by czk 10y ago
It's easy to pick up Vue and start hacking at it right away. I'm currently using it for a production app right now (in development) after evaluating other options, it's super productive. I'm excited for 2.0!
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by czk 11y ago
well, I guess 2016 truly is the year of the linux desktop
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by czk 11y ago
The "vnc" suffix on the name could be a bit confusing to some because it looks like this project does not use any existing VNC code or libraries using RFB protocol. This could come in handy for streaming applications to my mobile
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by czk 11y ago
Are they OpenVZ?
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by czk 12y ago
I can see the headlines now, "Boy Racks Up $15000 in Shaving Cream on Dad's Amazon Bill"... :)
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by czk 12y ago
For anyone having trouble with the stream, you can watch it in VLC if you open network stream with the following URL: http://msstudios-live2.wm.llnwd.net/msstudios_live2 It doesn't have the buffering issues that I see
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by czk 12y ago
Mine are both in NYC3, so same datacenter. No clue regarding rack/host. I can't comment on AWS...
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by czk 12y ago
Just deployed a FreeBSD droplet and I'm not sure if it's just because the host network is busier than my other droplets, but I seem to be getting about half the network performance that I can in a default linux droplet. They are u
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by czk 12y ago
Heh, it's pretty close to the Konami Code, I wonder if that was the inspiration? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konami_Code
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by czk 13y ago
I have to agree with the power button complaint as well. I have a 2013 MBA and I frequently hit the power button during a backspace spasm. I'm not sure if it's a problem with my machine, but it won't come back on right away i
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by czk 13y ago
His biggest gripe seems to be that windows can't span across multiple monitors. Seems like a result of Apple giving each monitor it's own "workspace" to prevent maximizing windows from blanking out the other screen - as
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by czk 13y ago
Streeme is a good alternative to Google Music https://code.google.com/p/streeme/
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by czk 14y ago
Awesome upgrade. I did notice though after the migration (512->1024 Dallas) I'm now on a node with the older CPUs (model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU L5630 @ 2.13GHz ) as opposed to the E5-2670s mentioned in the blog March 18th.

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