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by ehe78qhe 5d ago
I keep finding that the current harnesses, when encountering syntax that was invalid at training time but is now valid due to new language versions or custom extensions, don't correctly figure out why and assume something is wrong with
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by ehe78qhe 5d ago
This is missing a lot of steps like: - Building an emergency fund - Budgeting and tracking where your money goes - Planning and saving for large purchases like cars, homes and life goals - Optimizing use of tax-advantaged accounts like 401K
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by ehe78qhe 5d ago
Article is just a vague summary of https://www.saturnos.com/report/artificial-authority Anecdotally, current models seem to be decent at general personal finance principles - certainly better than the majority of perso
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by ehe78qhe 6d ago
I use it in Windows Terminal when in a cmd.exe shell (as opposed to a PowerShell or Git Bash shell)
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by ehe78qhe 6d ago
Steam has a limited form of p2p delivery, used on LANs: https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/46BD-6BA8-B012-CE...
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by ehe78qhe 6d ago
I've seen this used for distributing container images in networks with awkward network topologies (e.g. a lot of bandwidth within a site or sub-site but limited bandwidth to central registries)
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by ehe78qhe 6d ago
This is less efficient (in bandwidth, complexity, and monetary cost) than an HTTPS based CDN.
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by ehe78qhe 6d ago
https://xkcd.com/3056
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by ehe78qhe 7d ago
The second point is, sadly, true of quite a lot of aspects of software, including "design" and "quality"
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by ehe78qhe 7d ago
Only if you pay a flat rate for electricity and cooling.
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by ehe78qhe 7d ago
I'm convinced the UFO opening was an influence on Neon Genesis Evangelion's famous opening.
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by ehe78qhe 9d ago
The military has switched their aircraft over to datalink for C2, but asking every civil aircraft to upgrade to the systems required is economically and legally infeasible.
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by ehe78qhe 9d ago
The issue is that a query plan that works when the data is in a certain state can fail when the data has changed. And the pesky business insists on constantly changing the data for some reason
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by ehe78qhe 9d ago
This exact situation has happened to me with Postgres' stock query planner when an automatic analyze got a bad sample of a large table.
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by ehe78qhe 10d ago
We set up a cache that detects when the project Dockerfiles or lockfiles change. If dependencies haven't changed, we check cache first, otherwise the image rebuilds as the first step of that pipeline and following pipeline steps use it
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by ehe78qhe 10d ago
7 days of unreliable electricity wouldn't be unheard of for a very large storm
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by ehe78qhe 10d ago
No they didn't? Stuff like JSONC or JSON lines are different formats from JSON.
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by ehe78qhe 11d ago
Many of these are extremely useful/lifesaving for people who are at risk for medical reasons (cardiovascular conditions, fall detection for elders, etc.) and the lifestyle tracking features are basically extras to market the device to
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by ehe78qhe 11d ago
Comments were intentionally not included in JSON to prevent anyone adding extensions via preprocessor directives, IIRC
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by ehe78qhe 11d ago
The Vision Pro is close, close enough for at least some people. Which is also why it's over 3x the price.
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by ehe78qhe 12d ago
The Frame's screens aren't good enough for general computing. This is purely an entertainment device.