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6mo ago
As another German dev, i'm the other way around
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6mo ago
> databases are a much better data model for multi-device Fyi, a filesystem is a database too. And acid SQL databases ain't much better at that domain from my perspective.
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6mo ago
you can buy finger sleves on eg Amazon and any other shop. They're super cheap and work well / entirely resolves that issue He probably doesn't want it, because he probably just doesn't want to interface with the phone .
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6mo ago
Fwiw, the real reason we don't have 100+ GB GPUs is because Nvidia likes to segment their markets. They could sell the consumer cards with 200gb gddr RAM on it, they just know that'd eat into their enterprise offering which is qui
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6mo ago
Personally I just switched to TKL keyboards (no numpad). While I did use it occasionally, it wasn't often enough to feel inconvenienced without it... All the buttons are still there after all, and if I'm already at home row, it is
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6mo ago
Isn't that belief the source of the issue? The Internet is real life, that's why the judicial documents will cite the real names of the people, wherever they want to or not. There aren't different sets of rules, the real li
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6mo ago
It's just the usual millennials and zoomers finding out that their fantasies aren't actually how the world works Most of us grew up on the Internet, and consequently our world view is incredibly screwed and not particularly based
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6mo ago
Not really. I can obviously say something, like you learn which features the models are able to actually implement, and you learn how to phrase and approach trickier features to get the model too do what you want. And that's not really
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6mo ago
really? have you ever learned a skill? Like carving, singing, playing guitar, playing a video game, anything? It's easy to get better at it without understanding why you're better at it. As a matter of fact, very very few people m
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6mo ago
Fwiw, the article mirrors my experience when I started out too, even exactly with the same first month of vibecoding, then the next project which I did exactly like he outlined too. Personally, I think it's just the natural flow when y
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6mo ago
Yeh, Nvidia couldn't give less of a fuck about consumers. And egpu is inherently only consumer targeted.
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7mo ago
Honestly I suspect they're just getting ready to release a new feature for autonomous usage. I mean it was one of the leaked feature toggles. If I'm right it'll likely mean we'll get an announcement within the next 2 wee
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7mo ago
So I'm summary: no, it does not have an equivalent command either.
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7mo ago
From your link (3) Die Wehrpflicht endet mit Ablauf des Jahres, in dem der Wehrpflichtige das 45. Lebensjahr vollendet.
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7mo ago
Did you mistake the command to just download and load the model too? Actually that shouldn't be a question, you clearly did. Hint: it also opens Claude code configured to use that model
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7mo ago
> I don't think it does, but llama.cpp does I just checked their docs and can't see anything like it. Did you mistake the command to just download and load the model?
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7mo ago
He did? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47624647
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7mo ago
Isn't that already how it is? I mean the compromised machine registers itself on the command server and occasionally checks for workloads. The hacker then decides his next actions - depending on the machine they compromised they'l
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7mo ago
> Imagine if the world ran on something like Yggdrasil: anyone could plug in and get a publicly routable address. Mmh, I heard that one before... It's one of the main points for ipv6 ( ・ั ﹏ ・ั )
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7mo ago
Well, Average is indeed a worthless metric, and that's why everyone is using median for these statistics unless they're arguing in bad faith If you do want to use average, you'd at least need to remove 10% both from the top a
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7mo ago
Fwiw, you might want to look into "non violent communication" (which is unfortunately named, because people always think they know what it's about, while not actually understanding it whatsoever) As an uninvolved reader in th
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7mo ago
> Otherwise you could make a surefire profit by just buying some RAM and waiting a few months to re-sell. Yes, that's why scalping is so widespread right now, because that's essentially what it is
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7mo ago
Maybe, but Microsoft has a lot of products which they branded Copilot. Pretty sure that was his point.
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7mo ago
Well, all manufacturers of ram have publicly stated that they're sold out for 2026 RAM prices falling during 2026 is insanely unlikely unless AI crashes so hard it starts to actually kill companies. And not just any but big tech I'
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7mo ago
Tbf to them, most people equate streamers with individuals having thousands of viewers.. From that perspective, their statements kinda make sense. While I personally wouldn't be able to perform under such a setting, I'd be lying i
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7mo ago
You left out the important and main reason, support for ie wasn't dropped - support for IE6 was dropped. At a point in time when it was already long since deprecated by it's maintainer, Microsoft
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7mo ago
When I got into software that employer was pretty small (50 people overall I think). Their approach to QA was to have this be a optional thing the service people could do. It worked surprisingly well, with the caveat that they never created
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7mo ago
As a 38" ultrawide owner myself, I use vscode or intellij maximized most of the day, depending on the codebase I'm Browsers only ever get maximized to the left/right half screen for me too Which is something macos should real
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7mo ago
Why would they willingly destroy their successful honeypot if the other party announced they've access to it? I haven't seen what's in it either though, but I would not rule it out yet, especially when the FBI is involved - w
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7mo ago
Changing a password that's randomly generated is security theatre. It doesn't meaningfully improve security Also it's entirely possible they only compromised a honeypot. Considering their track record, that's actually mo
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