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721.
by greatgib 2y ago
Can you tell us a little bit more about your codebase? I'm curious. Because for it to take tens of minutes, something should be crazy over there.
722.
by greatgib 2y ago
So much marketing coolaid/bullshit. I'm not that fan of Ruff because to me it doesn't make any sense to add a rust dependency to "python" and it blows my mind that people are so keen to accept the ugly formatting in
723.
by greatgib 2y ago
Youtube tells me that the video is not available :( Would someone be able to do a tldr of what this is about? Looks interesting but the title doesn't give me a clue about what it is... Llm, audio,...?
724.
by greatgib 2y ago
What is infuriating is the fucked algorithm that is now showing in priority the tweets of Elon, even if you don't subscribe, follow or care about him. That is the real problem nowadays, he destroyed the system to make it a self promoti
725.
by greatgib 2y ago
There is probably the real truth about why providing this generous free tier. The more websites you host from the same domain, the better leverage you have in the field. For example, less countries or companies, would ban cloudflare network
726.
by greatgib 2y ago
The therapy costs about £100,000 upfront and then as much as £200,000 a year to treat 50 people. Isn't it a little bit expensive just for a blood letting? Basically it should be like a blood donation where you can directly th
727.
by greatgib 2y ago
So so good. I did not think authorities will have enough balls to do something about this problem. Loot boxes completely ruined games nowadays. You buy an expensive game and still spend your time nagged and frustrated in your gaming experie
728.
by greatgib 2y ago
Ridiculous post: The author says that a normal route would be: - Take the proper route: - Create a virtual environment - pip install pandas - Activate the virtual environment - Run python Basically, out of the box, w
729.
by greatgib 2y ago
Thank you very much for this project, not only because it looks nice but also to have created with a long lost spirit: "I do something nice for myself and I share it with the world" open source, and doing something straight simple
730.
by greatgib 2y ago
Screwing people :p But that being said, just think like their boss, when doing remote work you have to record every interaction like email and chats of employees. But when they are in the offi e, you can conspire your fraud in an office roo
731.
by greatgib 2y ago
I have hard time to understand what they mean by "early access micro services"...? Does it mean that it is yet another wrapper library to call they proprietary cloud api? Or that when you have the specific access right, you can re
732.
by greatgib 2y ago
If you manage to have them tell you that in an email that will be the jackpot for you.
733.
by greatgib 2y ago
This is the negative part of bullshit jobs that become harmful to others once their existence starts to be threatened!
734.
by greatgib 2y ago
The magic of password is that you can write them to paper or keep them in your mind. No interoperability issue if suddenly having to use it temporarily or permanently with another device, like if you lose your phone. And you can also preten
735.
by greatgib 2y ago
So superior that I did rarely see a lightning cable that didn't had its connector broken in one or two years maximum...
736.
by greatgib 2y ago
Something funny related to the topic of this news in my opinion: in the picture selected by the newspaper, the sponsor of the event looks like to be the "Freedom Holding corp"...
737.
by greatgib 2y ago
Looks like a kind of make up story. Or Christmas feel good usual CNN bullshit. So it is just a friend that met another friend in an airport stopover. Nothing heal related to this encounter. Nothing urgent. And they know each other for years
738.
by greatgib 2y ago
I understand the idea but I don't think that it is beneficial in the end. Access to the dataset is needed to understand why we get a given result. First from a transparency point of view to check if results make sense and why one model
739.
by greatgib 2y ago
If you think about it, the worse is just this kind of cargo cult to do the same thing that is used to be done with paper on a computer without really understanding why you do it. Like, on paper, you are supposed to all "sign" the
740.
by greatgib 2y ago
Some times you have strange obsessions or a strange mindset related to your technological habits. And you might easily think that it is only you that is weird, not thinking straight. If you are the only one doing something, you are probab
741.
by greatgib 2y ago
I was forced to use Apple laptops (M1, M2) for work the past years and I really don't understand what people find so great about mac touchpads compared to the one of at least average laptop with Linux. I did not really notice a differe
742.
by greatgib 2y ago
I agree that it totally sucks. If you use home assistant, it is mostly to not give control of everything in your home to the cloud of a company. Especially to a Chinese one... And there is no legitimate reason why control can't be loca
743.
by greatgib 2y ago
But C did not disappear, now you need C and Rust. If Python was based on Rust, I guess I would not mind, but it is not. Also C is also supported everywhere! And personally I don't see why Rust would be more easy to understand than C. C
744.
by greatgib 2y ago
For me it is not great because of the new requirement for "rust" for basic Python. Does not make any sense. Especially if the main selling point is "speed". I never encounter cases where the pip install equivalent was pa
745.
by greatgib 2y ago
The Google vaporware of 2025 to be discontinued in 2026...
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by greatgib 2y ago
I would easily say that the old dude with a small stand in the market is the most suspicious. Most of them are frauds tricking tourists and co by the "local artisanal" aspect. In the same way that it is now very hard to find a Chr
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by greatgib 2y ago
What I really would like to understand is what Musk was doing there? No relation with France or Notre Dame, supposed to be kind of an agnostic and not a "fervent catholic". And why he took the spot of anyone else that could be a f
748.
by greatgib 2y ago
Just for a reference of the price, it will be 300$ per hour in US and 500$ in EU. That looks quite expensive in my opinion, even if this target big professionals.
749.
by greatgib 2y ago
What I don't understand is why we don't see Chinese manufacturers disrupt the market with cheap knockoff of printers. That should be quite easy for them and give good rentability. Probably a lot easier than 3d printer knockoffs or
750.
by greatgib 2y ago
Even if the repository was closed to the world, it was open to some individuals. Some individuals got the work under the MIT license that allows them to do whatever they want, including opening it to the world. What is not right is that onc

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