gtirloni

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   by gtirloni 2y ago

   The ToS are a nightmare, as usual for these services.
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   by gtirloni 2y ago

   Is it possible to add it to ssh-agent once?
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   by gtirloni 2y ago

   Any examples you could share?
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   by gtirloni 2y ago

   Nice accomplishment. I usually do things because I'm excited about something :)
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   USAFacts(usafacts.org)

   26 points by gtirloni 2y ago|10 comments
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   Turning a Lada into an EV with cordless drills(hackaday.com)

   2 points by gtirloni 2y ago|0 comments
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   The Price of Intelligence: Three Risks Inherent in LLMs(queue.acm.org)

   1 points by gtirloni 2y ago|0 comments
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   Separating from Handmade Cities(handmade.network)

   2 points by gtirloni 2y ago|0 comments
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   by gtirloni 2y ago

   > Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    > Time to get much more engaged.* Yes. And as a non-American following this from a distance, I don't understand what's taking the Democrats so long to start doing real opposition.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    I have been following Go for a while and didn't know that either.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    I didn't know that, thanks. However, I didn't buy anything from the Amplifi line. I'm using the UCG-Ultra gateway, U7/U6+ access points and their standard switches.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    > Complexity exists, you can't make it go away, managing it and understanding it is the only thing you can do. Simple systems only displace complexity. My thoughts, exactly. And considering that so much unnecessary complexity keep
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    I'm a SRE and love to work with infrastructure, tweak things, etc, and have my own home lab. For years (decades?), I have gone the DIY route with networking gear and it's been painful to tell family "oh, just another 15min or
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    I'm no expert in US history but just looking at the signers list, 3/4 of them were >30yo.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    That's pretty good because it can exhaust the context window quickly and then it starts spiraling out of control, which would require the candidate to act.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    And the majority voted for this. Unbelievable.
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    Civil Infrastructure Platform(cip-project.org)

    1 points by gtirloni 2y ago|0 comments
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    > Didn’t seem to matter for Twitter, sadly Mostly b cause the goalposts got moved and they don't care anymore about a bunch of things. But yes, it bled users to other platforms but seem still stable-ish.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    My experience working in offices has always been that almost everybody was wearing headphones and there wasn't much talking, except when everybody went to a conference room to meet (and half of them were fiddling on their laptops/
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    I just tried with ChatGPT, spoke freely for a few minutes and asked it to create action items. It worked really well.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    In this case, I wouldn't attribute malice to incompetence.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    Double speak from people in power, as usual.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    > Trump's EOs legally mandate that people be judged equally and fairly without regard to things like race. Well, racism is fixed. Finally!
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    DEI exists to counterbalance something else that is in place. Can you say what that is?
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    > Instead they are simply stripping ideological requirements, period This is not true. If I submit a project to study the large-scale effect of DEI policies in institutions, that will get rejected because "anti-DEI" is in the c
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    If you couldn't see the anti-China rhetoric was a smoke screen, now it should be pretty obvious, with the US going down a similar road (eg. vetting projects that goes against the government's ideology... which is ironically what m
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    > might be even more reliable simply impossible. when a input parser breaks, it breaks. with a LLM, it breaks... sometimes, for different reasons. Let alone the enourmous computing power needed compared to simple input parsers.
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    Check these out: - https://www.hyperstack.cloud/technical-resources/tutorials/h... - https://timdettmers.com/2023/01/30/which-gpu-for-deep-learni... - https://preview.red
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    by gtirloni 2y ago

    > POSSE is the way to go. If you don’t promote your work, no one else will. I agree but when I tried this a few weeks ago, it looked like a lot of work to publish on my own blog and then replicate everywhere else. I didn't find a go