harel

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by harel 5mo ago
Humans will get their Vinyl moment. We will come back.
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by harel 5mo ago
Why was this flagged?
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by harel 5mo ago
I enjoy the maintenance, doing what I can myself, trying to learn if I don't know. When the house was renovated (read rebuilt internally completely), we chose to stay in it during the works. It was fascinating. And, houses (usually) in
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by harel 5mo ago
People want importance. To feel, or more accurately, to show that they "Know". That they "Care". They are experts in this or that. They are this, they are that. Whatever it is they are "selling" or to whichev
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by harel 5mo ago
Because if you still need to read your code and understand it, it should be in a language you are comfortable with. And yes, you still need to read your code and understand it. If that's rust, good on ya. But if that's Python -goo
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by harel 5mo ago
I find walking slowly quite difficult. I feel like I'm putting more effort to balance myself slowly and all in all it feels less stable than just "walking" at a moderate to brisk rate. I wonder if this is the same category of
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by harel 5mo ago
This is no that far fetched... I don't think it's that common that a customer sits on the fence and says "If only company X had Y on their feature list I'll be a paying customer". So the speed at which the company
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by harel 5mo ago
I sit...
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by harel 5mo ago
I was minutes from ordering my 4th Thinkpad X1 when I found out about them. Although the Starfighter is a bit too big and heavy for me they also have the Horizon model which is exactly what I'm looking for - if only it came in 64GB ram
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by harel 5mo ago
They do reply on webchat and are quite nice.
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by harel 6mo ago
Eliza called, and asked if we saw her grand kids...
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by harel 6mo ago
I've not built one, nor have I got a better solution than those offered here, but I did use a service like that before to transfer the contents of a storage unit from Romania to London. It was called clicktrans.com, and they do somethi
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by harel 6mo ago
Zip drives were great while they were great. I had one and it was amazing at the time. What was even more amazing, is that Toshiba Libretto in the photo. I wanted one since the first time I saw it, and into the early 2000 as a linux/re
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by harel 6mo ago
In that case, Wikipedia should not link to them (and even distance themselves from the edition) if they purposefully change the content of the article to suit a political agenda. The whole thing became a death match arena of factions as mat
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by harel 6mo ago
I used to regularly donate to the wikimedia foundation every year. I stopped doing that as I find the whole project is now a political tool and cannot be relied on. Even ignoring vandalism like here, sometimtes the same articles get differe
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by harel 6mo ago
Honestly, it's not our problem. Once a service becomes so vital it cannot be terminated without any meaningful process. My meta developer account is suspended and none of my appeals are responded to . Who can I talk to? Nobody. It&#x27
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by harel 6mo ago
Actually yes. For example, I run local models for ingested documents, summaries, etc. The local models are fine, and there is no need for me to pay for tokens. Performance is adequate for that purpose as well. There are many other cases whe
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by harel 6mo ago
It's odd no manufacturer jumped on this wagon to offer a competitive alternative.
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by harel 6mo ago
What would be the non Mac computer to run these models locally at the same performance profile? Any similar linux ARM based computers that can reach the same level?
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by harel 6mo ago
Mavis Beacon thought me to touch type on my Amiga as a kid, and I'm grateful to her. In recent years I've been using a Logitech membrane keyboard. It's great for a membrane but mostly it's quiet. I work at night and that
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Careless Whisper – personal local speech to text(github.com)
5 points by harel 7mo ago|0 comments
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Major security incident in the UK companies house(twitter.com)
5 points by harel 7mo ago|0 comments
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by harel 7mo ago
It's OK, we're doing badly across the board, not just computing. :-(
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by harel 7mo ago
I don't disagree, but I can't join you wishing for it to happen. It's going to be bad for all of us.
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by harel 7mo ago
I am going to need a mac to perform some app build for ios sometimes. I was thinking to get a used mac mini for that. Would the neo be a cheaper, but still viable option?
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Beginner's guide to the Amiga E language(blog.mikaellundin.name)
4 points by harel 7mo ago|0 comments
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Amiga C Tutorial(pjhutchison.org)
4 points by harel 7mo ago|0 comments
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by harel 8mo ago
What an interesting and very apt choice of name! Edit: I feel like it needs the addition that Coccinelle was the stage name of Jacqueline Charlotte Dufresnoy (1931), a French performer and probably the first celebrity who underwent a transi
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by harel 8mo ago
But Greek and Latin don't underpin our entire planet's infrastructure... Software does.
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by harel 8mo ago
That won't solve the problem that humans will lose the skill to write code. It will become a hobbyist pass time. Like people listening to 8-tracks now...

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