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3y ago
I manage a fleet of over 1500 raspberry pis and sometimes put microsd cards in the same pocket I put my supplements and just scoop the pocket full and put it in my mouth and drink some water and swallow After that happened once I did it aga
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3y ago
seems dumb to include, but it's their choice
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3y ago
no issues here, latest ios
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3y ago
i’ve swallowed several microsd cards and they’ve never tasted of anything but plastic
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3y ago
you can also open Youtube on a computer without an ad blocker (e.g. a stock Firefox or Chrome instance), or pay for premium if you don't want to watch ads
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3y ago
both are perfectly usable
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3y ago
I don’t want to tweak stuff for a week to get a comparable experience playing games to a fresh W11 install.
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3y ago
He comes off as really dumb and avoidant to me.
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3y ago
No, not really. I had a 25% success rate out of 20 attempts for a simple RAG prompt, where the rest were just ‘random’ garbage. I wouldn’t expect it to alleviate this.
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3y ago
I wouldn't consider basic git usage 10x that for most people
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3y ago
It doesn't. You need to try and reduce hallucination as much as possible with your prompts, and then benchmark it.
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3y ago
Sounds nihilistic, no thanks
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3y ago
> Used to Exactly, over a decade ago...
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3y ago
One-off fees don’t work for services that require continuous compute IMO.
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3y ago
Why would they dogfood Apple Silicon for training models? Seems like a waste of developer time to me.
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3y ago
GPU clusters already exist on them.
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3y ago
In what way is it crippled?
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3y ago
It’s safety trained to not solve captchas.
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3y ago
why don’t you use the new JSON mode?
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3y ago
I've been using Copilot for a few months, primarily in Outlook and Teams for meetings. Does a pretty good job at summarizing meetings and giving me action items. Easily good enough for me to justify the price.
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3y ago
Harvester has been great for me, except when I wanted to start using a real SAN with it. It's KubeVirt under the hood if I recall correctly, which is also a great project to check out.
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3y ago
People generally don’t ask you to clarify if they know what you’re talking about.
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3y ago
The end of your comment “or use Tailscale” sums up why I would use Tailscale here.
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3y ago
Probably one of the Bedrock models (which includes Anthropic.)
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3y ago
MS running two major code repo platforms, one that is hated, and one that’s widely loved, leads me to believe ADO is not going to make it.
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3y ago
I could never find flawlessness interesting in this kind of art.
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3y ago
https://ffmpeg.guide/
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3y ago
I understand your point, but keyboards and mice aren’t the correct target I feel. I haven’t had a non USB-C peripheral in at least 4 years.
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3y ago
Ivan creates a lot of great projects, it’s a hobby.
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3y ago
why?
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