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exabrial
3mo ago
Yeah, how about absolutely fuck no. Zero chance I will your train your AI.
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exabrial
3mo ago
looked around, actually love the idea of basing this on CDI instead of bloated Spring Boot. How are transactions handled? Often I need to "do all of these things, or do none of these things" and often that includes sending emails
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exabrial
3mo ago
I sure wish it would be. I'd love to be able to have bike paths as sensical as interstates.
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exabrial
3mo ago
Time for some uncomfortable truths. The vast majority of federal bike lane funds are misappropriated. For instance, in my local city, speaking directly with a planner, they wanted to install parking meters as a tax raising effort. They coul
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exabrial
3mo ago
:( pretty sad thats the easier workaround. Its unbelievably handy during development.
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exabrial
3mo ago
Is this just including JSR-367 in the sdk? I've used that for years along with its many implementations. Great stuff!
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exabrial
3mo ago
The funnest kinds of problems to solve are the pretend ones.
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exabrial
3mo ago
Please, can we put the "Disable Javascript" menu back in the Developer menu
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exabrial
3mo ago
Oh the irony... LLMs go and read a billion pirated book, but now are crying when their models get distilled from a million queries.
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exabrial
3mo ago
With physical U2F key, I could explain to my 78 year-old-parents "this is a physical key needed to access your account. Think of it like the front door key to your house. Don't lose it or lend it to anyone. We should have a couple
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exabrial
3mo ago
The irony is the Chinese are being very democratic with their models, while the USA tries to do central control. Glad to see centralized control fail on the grandest scale. Maybe we can learn a thing or two.
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exabrial
3mo ago
its sota like it was a joke
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exabrial
3mo ago
that number is missing a zero or two in front of the decimal point
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exabrial
3mo ago
absolutely. The fact that the US Navy thought it'd be a _good idea_ to make cannon shells that cost $100k/unit tells you how big the problem is. The only way to stop it is to take away in the infinite money glitch.
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exabrial
3mo ago
We should play whack-a-mole with fraud. We should ALSO reduce the federal budget to a trickle and return the money to where it belongs, the taxpayer.
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exabrial
3mo ago
> We need ECC RAM to be more widely used. Ideally we would have some government action to force this given the ongoing cost.... The rest of this article is great. This, however, is absolute garbage and nonsense. The last thing you want i
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exabrial
3mo ago
What’s more Impressive you got Fable to do anything useful. The model is still useless for real data to day work, no matter how many parlor trucks it performs.
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exabrial
3mo ago
This is hilarious.
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exabrial
3mo ago
I wish i could just opt out of social security and invest the money myself. I'd pay the long term cap gains tax if this was an option, and I'd come out way ahead. The federal government can only mishandle money. Maybe we need two
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exabrial
3mo ago
I have a new idea: No cameras on us. 24/7 Body Cameras on politicians, w/ audio.
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exabrial
3mo ago
Whats worse can be who stays after a decade of attrition. Those that are smart enough to get a better, higher paying job, go and leave. Those who can't, have to stay. While there certainly is some talent in the people that stay (maybe
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exabrial
3mo ago
litreally everyone using fable 5 would disagree
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exabrial
3mo ago
My car has an engine and tires. There’s literally 0 reason why it needs a cell phone. Stop buying these stupid cars
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3mo ago
If you're a hipster in large city and never leave your local echochamber, agree, many cases this is a smart move, and it frees up time dealing with parking in additional the financial benefits. Given the expanse of the USA, this is pre
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exabrial
3mo ago
Right, all they're going to do is rip the concrete out and repour it, causing even more damage to the environment (concrete production and curing is unbelievably C02 intensive) I don't disagree we shouldn't be expanding power
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exabrial
3mo ago
Yes. My observation is that FAANG culture persisting the myth that testing is slow or writing clean/consistent code is slow (conveniently playing to the dev's ego, but I digress). As a result, a lot of bugs get shipped, inevitably
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exabrial
3mo ago
Germany just shut down several perfectly fine nuclear reactors and has some of the dirtiest electricity generation in the entire world They need to look inward before pointing outward.
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exabrial
3mo ago
Typically if I don't work, I don't get paid. Perhaps we could learn something here.
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exabrial
3mo ago
wash your vegetables and move on with your life.
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exabrial
3mo ago
This is pretty impressive.
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