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by eek2121 1y ago
hard disagree. For a project like this, all members should be paid a fair, but not "get rich" sum. There are companies out there that pay EVERYONE the same salary, all the way from CEO to janitor. Mysteriously, those companies don
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by eek2121 1y ago
I think the issue that you overlook is that you assume this group of individuals is trustworthy. I'm not saying they aren't, but there are a LOT of conflicting opinions about what happened, why it happened, and who was right/
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by eek2121 1y ago
I feel like a change to the way gems are distributed/downloaded could fix this. Unfortunately, the very powers that could make that happen are the powers that control the software and infrastructure, and have the least incentive to imp
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by eek2121 1y ago
In my eyes, it'd be cheaper for a company to simply purchase laptops with decent hardware specs, and run the LLMs locally. I've had decent results from various models I've run via LMStudio, and bonus points: It costs nothing
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by eek2121 1y ago
Keep in mind that a big part of the huge jump in recent chips was that GB6 added support for SME, and to my knowledge, no app uses SME as of yet. GB5 is a better benchmark for all these chips for this reason. The actual IPC increase and per
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by eek2121 1y ago
FWIW on KDE this is easily doable. I have my taskbars set up with per monitor taskbars as well.I can do pretty much anything while playing a game, watching a movie, etc.
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by eek2121 1y ago
The fact you shoved Cloudflare in there shows your ignorance of the actual problems and solutions offered.
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by eek2121 1y ago
Author seems to have a ton of hate for Cloudflare. Everything I read on that page I support. No, search DOES NOT work well. When I search for things like product reviews, I receive affiliate spam and other nonsense. Niche topics also return
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by eek2121 1y ago
Not here in TN. If it were, I'd be going places. I love trains, and even long train rides, regardless of the cost.
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by eek2121 1y ago
I was in tech for over 20 years, and went from being good at my job/successful to being permanently disabled. My entire life was wired around providing for my family and supporting everyone around me both financially, and via my succes
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by eek2121 1y ago
Funny enough, I thought this earlier about Arch Linux and it's deritives. It was mentioned on reddit that they operate on a small budget. A maintainer replied that they have very low overhead, and the first thought that popped into my
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by eek2121 1y ago
Not if you want the highest quality, and they could absolutely stop even that if desired. The only reason why those methods work is due to legacy support. If they only supported the latest versions of HDMI and DRM, it would be very hard to
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by eek2121 1y ago
FreeTube lets you not only view videos (sans ads, and you can block sponsors, if desired), but download them as well, and it is cross platform.
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by eek2121 1y ago
While I do agree (mostly, I've never had a download NOT work, on the rare occasion I grab one), they haven't made it impossible to download videos, so that is a win IMO.
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by eek2121 1y ago
Yes, and that same lack of lawyers/friction is what also allows legitimate small businesses to thrive. I've worked for many, and out of those many, none of them had lawyers involved at all. It is all about balance. Google could do
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by eek2121 1y ago
I used Agent Ransack for search on Windows, though I'm not on Windows any longer.
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by eek2121 1y ago
Only if there is enough evidence. Yes, I can say that the inability to account for things like the ADA in the US can place an employer in hot water, however, since LC doesn't make those decisions, they are immune. The accountability is
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by eek2121 1y ago
I read this, and intentionally did not read the replies below. You are so wrong. You can write a library, even an entirely new language from scratch, and you will still be denied employment for that library/language.
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by eek2121 1y ago
leetcode just shows why interviews are broken. As a former senior dev (retired now, thanks to almost dying) I can tell you that the ability to write code is like 5% of the job. Every interview I've ever attended has wasted gazillions o
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by eek2121 1y ago
Proton does not require a shred of proof that you are a real human being either, fyi. I'm not actually attacking them for this specifically, because I feel that we need privacy focused tools, however the fact that I was able to create
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by eek2121 1y ago
I read it about halfway through before the kiddos started screaming. Overall very good. One nitpick: maybe provide just a bit more detail regarding how your/your friend came to some of the conclusions. It isn't because I don'
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by eek2121 1y ago
The issue is that you are using Debian stable. Software quickly becomes out of date, sometimes by years, with the exception of security fixes and occasional backports. Wayland, KDE, and several other pieces of software evolve rapidly. What
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by eek2121 1y ago
The best KDE implementation that I have seen is on Arch based distros (Arch, SteamOS, CachyOS, etc.). Nothing else compares. Why reinvent the wheel?
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by eek2121 1y ago
Spotube is a much better alternative IMO: https://spotube.krtirtho.dev/
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by eek2121 1y ago
I wish there was a way to export my codes from Microsoft authenticator on iOS. If anyone knows of a way to do this, please feel free to reply. I would like to move to an open source solution.
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by eek2121 1y ago
This is bad advice, as it will also exclude articles talking about AI. The "correct" approach would be to append udm=14 to the URL. Example: https://www.google.com/search?udm=14&q=search+term
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by eek2121 1y ago
As someone who did a ton of VB5-6 dev work back in the day, the same applies to all platforms.
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by eek2121 1y ago
In CA they do, what other states? In response to those laws, Uber has taken even more money from drivers. The last number I heard was that drivers only get 53% of cash per ride. Don’t misunderstand me, Uber is a cancer that needs to die and
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by eek2121 1y ago
Agreed! They also want to treat it as a new revenue stream rather than as a value add, which ultimately hurts them. We end users don’t want to pay a subscription for our car. Especially for things we already get for free on our phone.
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by eek2121 1y ago
Except that LLMs themselves are close to being killed off for the lack of clean room implementations themselves, at least here in the U.S.

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