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8mo ago
> measurable productivity Which measure? Like when folk say something is more "efficient" it's more time-efficient to fly but one trades other efficiency. Efficiency, like productivity needs a second word with it to proper
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8mo ago
Are you a US citizen? If Yes then USA has some jurisdiction over you. If not they could try to compel the operator.
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Lots of self-taught; looking for an entry level.
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8mo ago
Sounds exactly what a junior-dev would do without proper guidance. Could better direction in the prompts help? I find I frequently have to tell it where to put what fixes. IME they make a lot of spaghetti (LLMs and juniors)
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8mo ago
Re-install? Just set the bootloader, and rsync the stuff over?
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9mo ago
Team is doing resume driven development
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9mo ago
Forge feature parity is easy to find. But GH has that discover ability feature and the social queues from stars/forks. One solution I see is (eg) internal forge (Gitlab/gitea/etc) and then mirrored to GH for those secondary f
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9mo ago
And how to properly use your Day-Runner before that (c1996). Productivity hacks sell because humans want silver bullets.
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9mo ago
I was working on one; for similar reasons but I may just adopt yours - same wheel reasons.
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9mo ago
Arathorn is the CEO. I bet you knew that. At the time I write this your comment is grey. Maybe context was missing; or they think you're snark.
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9mo ago
I get similar ones from Zoom and other collaboration providers. Like folk make a meeting in Zoom and then can invite any email they know. Is that just me? Eventbrite, Meetup and Luma do similar.
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9mo ago
On prudent choices: one thing I'm surprised about is that LLMs are showing me libraries and tools that I'd not found via search. A boring one from today was about select, datalist or some custome element (which LLM can prototype)
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9mo ago
Anyone with real-world usage of this one vs atlas. I've used atlas but it seems to be moving away from FOSS (paywalled-fearures). Its also struggled with some migrations that were a bit more than not trivial (like trying to play change
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I'm stretched to think of one thing that is easier in space. Anything I could imagine still requires getting there (in one piece)
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9mo ago
I love this. I know another small batch baker who also thought it was cool (we'll dig more when sober). BOM+cost is rad. Eager to try forecasting a weekend-rush situation. My only nit, as a legacy internet goober is, use example.com fo
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9mo ago
All of my Debian out of the box has systemd. On Gentoo it's OpenRC, which I find easier. But! There are some work-around packages that implement some stubs of systemd things because other packages are designed for systemd only world (o
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"welcome my son , to the machine"
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9mo ago
Can we call slop in two words? I didn't feel that. Is my radar off? /me taps screen
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9mo ago
Typo on second mention of HN?
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9mo ago
Was the golden boy for a while? What shifted? I don't even remember what he did "first" to get the status. Is it maybe just a case of familiarity breeding contempt?
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I use mullvad regularly & visit reddit from that connection - it works. But! You have to sign-in.
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9mo ago
Have worked in places where juniors had to lock devices when on prem; only authorized hardware in the rooms. Yet, the danger was from sloppy O6+ not the O1/GS6 who would (ready&abel) carry the water. The is a serious problem with f
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9mo ago
I feel like that was happening for the fiber-backhaul in 1999. Just different players.
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A recent copy-cat https://www.reddit.com/r/CopyCatRecipes/comments/1qbbo6d/coc...
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9mo ago
If the bubble is over all the built infrastructure would become cheaper to train on? So those open models would incenerate less? Maybe there is an increase of specialist models? Like after dot-com the leftovers were cheap - for a time - and
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9mo ago
I feel like code for public systems, government systems should be open source.
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9mo ago
Damn, I'd have done it for £4.0 There is this thing that happens in USA where RFPs are issued in such a way only one vendor could pass the mark - does that happen in UK? Reckon PwC has connections to make that happen
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The reporting creates "transparency" - there are 1000s of analyst ready to pounce on this (with AI assistant). What skeletons would they find?
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9mo ago
No, they saying it (and other things) should be regulated (it is)
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9mo ago
Fuzzy Dunlop (it's from The Wire). Their CI was a tennis ball (with an unauthorized camera inside).
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