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by evilduck 3y ago
Trying to earn their $0.14/mo in advertising revenue.
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by evilduck 3y ago
Instead they'll write element attribute monstrosities. We've been here at least twice in history already.
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by evilduck 3y ago
With multimodal abilities, I wonder if it could eventually check a raster of the SVG it created and then make iterative improvements that get a better result than vectorizing a raster from stable diffusion.
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by evilduck 3y ago
Not who you asked but you might find it interesting regardless. I've had a development role with an AV company where I'd periodically go on site a couple times a year to assist with shows to test real world scenarios or lend a han
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by evilduck 3y ago
Isn’t looking into it exactly what they did with the 12,000 kids in the study linked? OP’s kid could have major depression for all we know, their anecdotes about their kids being extrapolated to all kids is absurd.
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by evilduck 3y ago
I have children and do not notice this. What you want to be true isn’t necessarily universal.
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by evilduck 3y ago
M1 series is pretty solidly middle of the road hardware relative to the discrete laptop GPUs that dominate the Steam Survey results. The bigger issue to me is that gaming on Macs has a history of mutual avoidance by both gamers and gamer pu
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by evilduck 3y ago
I don't particularly care about Sam Altman but seeing turbulence at OpenAI is interesting news.
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by evilduck 3y ago
I have pretty extensive personal experience that this is not true. Any time the resume actually matters (i.e it’s not just a formality during a personal reference application), resumes that are formatted in a standard and machine readable w
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by evilduck 3y ago
I’m no Amish expert but I lived near them for a while and it seems to be more about how they choose to lead their lives and there’s a (fuzzy) line between ownership and usage of technology. I’d bet many would be quite fine with using tax so
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by evilduck 3y ago
Agreed, though it can be annoying if you're trying to directly migrate from another system already updated to Sonoma.
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by evilduck 3y ago
Or, spend the 10 minutes learning that Node isn’t spinning up an entire browser. This thread is filled with a shitload of this knee jerk idiocy. If you want to promote Go, at least learn how to complain about factual things instead of writi
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by evilduck 3y ago
It doesn't make any sense to even complain about Typescript in the first place here. Typescript itself is not being ran when this command is invoked, the npm package for this doesn't even distribute .ts files or a type definitions
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by evilduck 3y ago
As a user of this project, Typescript is 100% irrelevant, it's compiled to JS and is just a nodejs process and regular javascript at that point. You can go look at what's installed via `npm list -g`, find the path and notice there
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by evilduck 3y ago
https://github.com/microsoft/inshellisense/blob/main/package...
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by evilduck 3y ago
They have been labeled experimental the entire time and off by default. That specific TC39 proposal is also approaching a decade of feet dragging and has been exceptionally slow to make progress. In Typescript if you aren’t opting into usin
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by evilduck 3y ago
Did Twitter? Even Musk was trying to argue it was all bots before he got stuck with the bill.
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by evilduck 3y ago
It's not open source but it is still (for now) free: lmstudio.ai. Chat histories, a good config UI, easy prompt management, model management, model discovery, easy set up, cross platform, able to serve an API for connectivity to other
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by evilduck 3y ago
You need to heavily cite this person’s review of you everywhere. Shit, I’d put that on my resume probably.
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by evilduck 3y ago
You've also got to have a place to do it and a modest collection of tools. If you live in dense urban housing you probably aren't up for swapping a transmission for your very first time on the curb of a busy street or doing much m
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by evilduck 3y ago
I love that trope honestly. It's a great way to discover bad developers without having to test them first.
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by evilduck 3y ago
c) backend devs often proudly hold contempt for front end work and do the job poorly
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by evilduck 3y ago
And people occasionally die biking and skiing from their own accidents hitting unmovable objects — something virtually unheard of with runners.
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by evilduck 3y ago
Compose is fine for what it is, it’s served my personal VPS for years perfectly and I’ve hosted internal tools for teams with it for stuff that would never need to scale beyond that instance and never needed to be public. Personal projects
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by evilduck 3y ago
There's no browser extensions for Chrome on Android either, and Google shoves ads into the entire OS experience if you accidentally left swipe without going in an explicitly configuring stuff. Android is an ad-infested shit show by com
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by evilduck 3y ago
If the accusation is against the employer, how would anyone at the employer know anything about their account details for personal websites otherwise? The Teams chat snooping is possible and even above-board but it's very unlikely they
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by evilduck 3y ago
First, why are you accessing personal accounts on a company computer? That's reckless all by itself. Your personal information is up for discovery if the company gets into any legal problems. Keep your professional and personal compute
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by evilduck 3y ago
> The hardest problems I have solved required me to build observability And you were able to do this without writing a line of code and committing it?
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by evilduck 3y ago
There's the clear connection to revenue potential between zero and one commits. I don't think commits and LoC are linear to someone's value to the codebase or org, but IME there's strong correlation between consistently
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by evilduck 3y ago
I appreciate the more nuanced reply, and I think those are pretty reasonable positions. Your original reply, again, seemed like you were angry that a manager might care about how you're doing as a person and that they had ulterior moti

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