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by hadlock 2y ago
have you tried it recently? o3-mini-high is really impressive. If you ease into talking to it about your intent and outlining the possible edge and corner cases it will write nuanced rust code 1000 lines at a time no problem
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by hadlock 2y ago
A lot of people are feeding all the email and slack messages for entire companies through AI to classify sentiment (positive, negative, neutral etc), or summarize it for natural language search using a specific dictionary. You can process e
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by hadlock 2y ago
Good point. Turns out OpenAI's llms are pretty decent at coding x86_64 bios bootloaders in assembly, but as soon as you go off script from the two main examples online, it falls apart really quickly, as it's crystal clear it has n
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by hadlock 2y ago
King County (Seattle) did this when wiring up the municipal network. Networking World ran at least two cover stories on this in the mid-1990s. They ran 200 ... bundles? Strands? Everywhere. That fiber is still there, under sidewalks, inside
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by hadlock 2y ago
I don't think he did it out of the goodness of his heart, the calculus just happened to work out in favor of the worker in this singular case. With large factories you have training costs, retention costs etc. Paying higher than the go
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by hadlock 2y ago
The big deal is it's made out of sodium. Anyone with access to sea water (which is full of Na + Cl) can make these batteries, and it's unlikely we're going to run out of sea water in the near future, or even next 3 billion ye
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by hadlock 2y ago
What are you asking
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by hadlock 2y ago
The acronym RTFA is probably older than the mean age of the posters here, for a reason
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by hadlock 2y ago
Something went horribly wrong if your coworkers are putting switching logic inside your config
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by hadlock 2y ago
I've been using YAML professionally for a decade and other than forgetting to wrap some values in quotes, has been an absolute non issue. Some people talk about YAML being a turing complete language, if people try to do that in your CI
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by hadlock 2y ago
What kind of binary do you run Kokoro with for audio output
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by hadlock 2y ago
I'm looking forward to having an end-to-end "docker compose up" solution for self hosted chatgpt conversational voice mode. This is probably possible today, with enough glue code, but I haven't seen a neatly wrapped solu
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by hadlock 2y ago
Inertia
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by hadlock 2y ago
Google doesn't have a strong record keeping enterprise products around either. I would expect them to absorb this product, release a similar product based on the technology but fully integrated, then sunset Wiz asap.
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by hadlock 2y ago
Do you need to replace your SFTP server? S3. Do you need to backup TB of db files? S3. Do you need a high performance web cache? S3. Host your SPA? S3 backs cloudfront. Shared filesystem between desktop computers? Probably a bad idea but yo
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by hadlock 2y ago
There are a lot of companies who their livelihood depends on their proprietary data, and loss of that data would be a company-ending-event. I'm not sure how the calculus works out exactly, but having additional backups and types of bac
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by hadlock 2y ago
We bought a samsung tv in 2016 and it slowly became unusable by mid-2020. Fortunately it got dropped by the movers and we were able to justify buying a new TV (LG). The LG UI/UX is awful though, I wish we'd bought a sony. LG TVs d
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by hadlock 2y ago
If you're getting headaches every day and it's related to computer use, it might be worthwhile to talk to a professional about your workstation ergonomics, screen/font size etc. That is not normal. At all. I don't know a
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by hadlock 2y ago
I ran K3S locally during the pandemic and the only issue at the time was getting PV/PVC provisioned cleanly, I think Longhorn was just reaching maturity and five years ago the docs were pretty sparse. But yeah k3s is a dream to work wi
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by hadlock 2y ago
The global coffee market is worth $138 billion, the soft drink industry is $556 billion (and growing). The vast majority of which being caffeinated. Starbucks the company is #116 on the Fortune 500 and #1 in food services. There's suff
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by hadlock 2y ago
I have a 4070 plugged into an intel haswell era (2013?) as my personal desktop machine. it runs most midrange games pretty ok, although helldivers 2 (AAA title) is a bit of a dog even at low resolutions. For personal desktop tasks I haven&#
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by hadlock 2y ago
Germany and the Netherlands bled off more than half of London's finance industry since Brexit if you look at recent numbers. They still have a finance industry but powerhouse might be a stretch these days.
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by hadlock 2y ago
The problem I see is that although the trend may have started before, Brexit caused the local financial services sector to effectively collapse and move to the Netherlands and Germany. London will never be able to recover that loss in ten g
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by hadlock 2y ago
Do you have an example prompt? I've been trying to get ChatGPT to tell a customized children's story similar to what you would see in a commercial story book but it just keeps giving me what's basically a summary of what you
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by hadlock 2y ago
The first profitable AI product I ever heard about (2 years ago) was an exec using a product to draft emails for them, for exactly the reasons you mention.
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by hadlock 2y ago
For a senior role? no. They should be asking you how deep you want to go. And you should be the one stopping them for time. If your SRE/DevOps can't wax poetic about the deep deep details, how are they going to get you out of the
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by hadlock 2y ago
i think encoding and decoding has a lot to do with it. we can watch a Disney movie and I'll ask my 4yo what it was about and she can name the main character but without prompting can't tell you where they went or why. Those phony
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by hadlock 2y ago
I'm definitely hearing this from the out of touch 40-something executive level
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by hadlock 2y ago
Not all markets get all features at top trim levels. A top trim level 5 series in Malaysia is pretty close to the US base model 3 series (plastic trim panels vs wood or textured metal), whereas China sometimes has long wheelbase chassis ava
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by hadlock 2y ago
Only twice in seven years did voice control not work for me. I can't recall the last time bmw didn't have touchscreen in a car but it predates 2014

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