fredoliveira

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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> Would prefer a command line solution I haven't tried this myself so I apologize if it ends up being bad, but I've seen Aider [0] get linked a few times from people who wanted a CLI solution for AI code completion. [0]: https
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> it can be argued that the AI is a sentient entity Can it? And how would you make that argument, exactly?
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
That reads like "draw a circle; draw the rest of the owl". Look, I used Ansible for years. And chef. And puppet, so I've been around that particular block a bunch of times. There's no way you legitimately think that some
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Not sure whether you know about it or not, so: you have to do a little bit of work, but it _does_ run in 4k on PCs. Do some googling, you'll find all you need.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Now, hopefully, we all come to a simple realization: opinions vary.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Or Midsommar, which is quite similar.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Appropriate username, but unfair take. I'll promptly admit my bias: I've been on macs as my daily driver for 20 years. But that's for a reason — the hardware is great, the software is good, and the support for old hardware is
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
That is, in fact, a great tv show.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
For sure. If it wasn't clear, this isn't something affecting me but my father. He is scared and is generally moving in the right direction when it comes to exercise, for example, but certainly not nutrition. Which is why I asked a
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
I have seen this book get recommended before. My father is starting to show some signs of cognitive decline (and potentially dementia), and I've been struggling to figure out if there are any particular directions I should nudge him in
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> And yet almost all of the major websites you use today rely on NoSQL. They may use NoSQL in specific use cases, but certainly not exclusively. Using the right tool for the job is crucial; otherwise, you’re doing yourself and your produ
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
The post is literally right here. > I've always craved a more focused and lighter-weight experience when working in a notebook. That's why I created Satyrn. > It starts up really fast (faster time-to-execution than VS Code o
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
‾\_(ツ)_/‾
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Define "here".
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Welp, here I go again, off to watch random episodes of The Show. I miss those times.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
> People dislike Musk out of pure jealousy and try to rationalize it via other means. I don't think this is true. Most people I hear express that they don't particularly like him, also attribute it to things that made me not
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
It can't be House M.D. because the diagnostic isn't lupus.
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
Fair, and I appreciate the explanation. I do think this provides value. Perhaps not to everyone here, or people who have been working on LLMs for a while. But to people who think they have no ability to grok (pun not intended) LLMs because
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by fredoliveira 2y ago
This type of comment blows my mind and frankly, I expect more from people who browse HN. Is this supposed to be a dig at the author? Since when is writing a book about another technology somehow indicative of a lack of expertise in anything
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
This is one of the reasons why I like Lazyvim's plugin spec. It allows you to lock plugins down to the commit/tag/etc.
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
> startups are not a winning game for a non-founder, thank goodness I stuck it out with BigCorp I'm curious why you think a big corporation has a higher expected value than a startup.
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
Can you expand? Doesn't treatment free mean that their apiary is self-selecting? How does this mean cross-contaminating neighboring, treated apiaries? (I know very little about this. Just honestly asking for more info because I'm
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
> European quotation marks commonly have the left one down low and the right one up high Wouldn't say it's "common", because IIRC that's only the case in Germany and Austria.
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
> Bet Nvidia will push out an emergency update soon, and then you'll have bricked and unbricked cards. The crazy potential for that backfiring is, IMHO, reason alone for them to not even try.
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
This is a pretty common use case. Remote pair programming, interviews, etc, all rely on this same basic idea.
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
> Owl doesn’t have a mother. Miscellena is from an interracial household. Crissy has a physical disability of some kind and cannot walk. Oh man, god forbid a child being exposed to the vile, vile ideas of single parenthood, interracial l
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
This might surprise you, but: not at all costs, actually.
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
Well there's varying degrees of interest - it isn't binary. There are certainly projects for which I've opened issues that I wouldn't star, because I use stars as a way to get project updates on my github feed.
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
I'm a huge fan of Andy's work and have been for years. Absolutely loved this episode. If I may suggest another one of Dwarkesh's episodes that I thoroughly enjoyed: his 2 episode interview of Carl Shulman. It is an absolute t
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by fredoliveira 3y ago
Not with their cap table, they won't ;-)

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