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691.
by grugagag 3y ago
Propaganda in whose favor though?
692.
by grugagag 3y ago
That vertical bar Newsletter / Project Updates that wouldn’t go away, I just had to close the tab…
693.
by grugagag 3y ago
There’s plenty of people who work out badly and eventually their injuries stop them from working out. You don’t hear much about them though. I for one messed up my shoulders when I was a teenager and not knowing what I was doing in the gym
694.
by grugagag 3y ago
Yeah, that could be adjustated with lower fees for the first/main property/residence.
695.
by grugagag 3y ago
How is that legal?
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by grugagag 3y ago
I agree that mood is key but when it come to being around, not necessarily talking to. Sure, that will also influence talking to but I find that being better at crafting conversation that takes the listener for a ride into a story to be the
697.
by grugagag 3y ago
Russia could economically collapse as well though it’s true that they have a longer runway. But as far as corruption goes I think Russia is far more corrupt than Ukraine, US or China. Russia is literally a mob state in its current form.
698.
by grugagag 3y ago
Yes
699.
by grugagag 3y ago
My son who will be in first grade next year (currently he’s in K) received form the dept of education a chromebook. Im kind of horrified to be honest.
700.
by grugagag 3y ago
Caffeine does cause insomnia which in turn causes other mental healh problems. I have one cup of coffee in the morning but there was a time when I was having 4-5 cups and it was affecting my healh negatively.
701.
by grugagag 3y ago
I’ve been toking for half my life. The equivalent of having a shot of wine or something mild and barely noticeable like that. I believe at this point i’m incurring close to zero risk. I have my reasons and benefits from microdosing and will
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Twitter temporarily restricts tweets users can see, Elon Musk announces(bbc.com)
9 points by grugagag 3y ago|3 comments
703.
by grugagag 3y ago
Pressure to squeeze out profits continously until there’s nothing but a husk left.
704.
by grugagag 3y ago
Maybe at least avoid direct exposure when you can?
705.
by grugagag 3y ago
Can you dual boot into linux on a macbook?
706.
by grugagag 3y ago
It’s most of our modern world goods
707.
by grugagag 3y ago
Why risk it when you could use a different container when microwaving? Convenience has a cost
708.
by grugagag 3y ago
But it is built from something extracted from humans and not only that but that devalues humans afterwards because it’s much cheaper to pay an LLM pennies than others humans a few dollars. The reason LLMs charge pennies is only because they
709.
by grugagag 3y ago
Why would it have be cheap in the first place? If you like to splurge on something and surround all your life on ChatGPT workflows then you’d have to pay. For most people with average needs it would not be too expensive.
710.
by grugagag 3y ago
That’s what I’ve been thinking about. Probably there are many people who take the opposite route, states first then Canada. I only know a few cases though.
711.
by grugagag 3y ago
Nice. Looking forward for v2
712.
by grugagag 3y ago
They won’t be replced by an LLM but by another person using an LLM, most likely a dev and possibly the same person who is asked to use an LLM to increase productivity. I see more and more companies/institutions adopting LLMs and traini
713.
by grugagag 3y ago
It sucks what happened to you but look at the positive side, you’re still here with us. Could’ve been worse. The brain is amazingly good at recovery so give it time.
714.
by grugagag 3y ago
For example you can look up millions of rows then manipulate some data, aggregate some other data and in the end return a result set without shuffling back and forth client/server.
715.
by grugagag 3y ago
Haha, that’s funny. I wouldn’t trust ChatGPT but it’s something I may change my mind in the future of course and would give it a go too if I had to go anywhere near oracle, to me it’s quite unapealling and am sure the project it lends itsel
716.
by grugagag 3y ago
For CRUD stuff if you don’t care about execution plan cache and other optimizations it could save you some time sure to query directly. For chunks of code that transactions/procesing large data directly on the server I’d reach out for
717.
by grugagag 3y ago
Really depends on what you need, depends on size, team structure, budget, and so many other things.
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by grugagag 3y ago
Though im on the fence with stored procs and have seen complicated messes that make it depressingly no fun to work with I also had very good experiences with systems based around stored procs, not in an abusive dogmatic way. The usual answe
719.
by grugagag 3y ago
Maybe the whole dealership ‘model’ is to change too?
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by grugagag 3y ago
They’ve backed out of their promise to do no evil long time ago.. I have no reasons for still using chrome from time to time or at work where I prefer it over the obnoxious Edge. Firefox user at home though…

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