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by hi_hi 2y ago
Yeah, Grand Ave I think, it was in the afternoons or evenings mostly, so everything was well cleaned up by then. No stopping to punch a meat carcass unfortunately :)
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by hi_hi 2y ago
My running route would take me through the market in the mornings, only a few hours after it had closed up. I loved the smell of meat, which others would find quite offensive. It's a lovely area, and home to one of my favourite restaur
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by hi_hi 2y ago
No, this was a bit confusing. I think this may have been talking about Billingsgate, the fish market. Smithfields is a meat market, and has been at that site in one form or another for hundreds of years. Edit, to help clarify as other comme
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by hi_hi 2y ago
This makes me deeply sad. I use to live near to the market on St Johns Street, which is a direct route to the Smithfield. There was once a burst water main that serviced a nearby hospital that caused St Johns Street to be closed down as the
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by hi_hi 2y ago
I'm running kubernetes (actually k3s with helm, but that counts, right) on a ludicrously old and underpowered Ubuntu thinclient thats about 10 years old - https://www.parkytowers.me.uk/thin/hp/t620/ I di
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Yes, but it would involve first setting up a server instance and then installing k3s :-)
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Is this article an accurate reflection of peoples experience, or more generic LinkedIn click bait? I'm assuming the later with content like >Substantial and ongoing improvements in AI’s capabilities, along with its broad applicabili
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Could some awesome person possibly summarise any limitations or use cases where this might not work well? The example provided is quite basic static text, so I'm wondering if there's a reason for that?
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by hi_hi 2y ago
I wasn't suggesting there weren't ethical companies. Indeed, I would hope, given the amount of companies out there, some high percentage of them were ethical. I agree they are overshadowed though. I would probably add it's ha
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Don't ethics and reputation go hand in hand?
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Legalities aside, isn't this the end game for most profit driven companies? Isn't Matt just doing his job here, trying to drive an increase in revenue? I'm not saying I like it, but, ethics aside (and lets not play dumb here,
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by hi_hi 2y ago
To clarify in the specific case of deploying to cloudflare workers, you can use cloudflares next-on-pages at the expense of a constrained "Edge" runtime. - https://opennext.js.org/cloudflare#supported-nextjs-runtim
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by hi_hi 2y ago
From a beginners perspective, a good mouse is crucial for working in these kind of tools. It's touched on at the start of the donut tutorial (linked elsewhere) but I just wanted to re-iterate it here. Now, I haven't done serious 3
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Wouldn't it be _hilarious_ if, years from now, it was proven that the reason for LLMs hallucinating was because they were mimicking the reality of what they were trained on. We could have had accurate AI all along!
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Kinda unrelated, but with all this amazing efficiency, I wish Apple would re-introduce the one feature that made me truely love my old MacBook. On my ~2010 Macbook Pro they had a series of small green lights on the chassis that acted as a b
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Thank you for the detailed reply. I now understand how this is specific to solving the problems of a shared email inbox. This isn't a problem I've had to deal with before, but indeed it appears to be a sufficiently painful problem
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Nope, thats not the point I was trying to make. What if you weren't making a chair, but a hammock. They can both do the same thing, but are very different approaches and requirements. Same with websites. They are a medium for conveying
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by hi_hi 2y ago
The problem for me with all these HypeTech's is they appear to promise something valuable that is always just out of reach. With Crypto it was the idea of micro payments. I want to pay to read news articles, or watch a movie, or tip so
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by hi_hi 2y ago
I love the concept of simple tech which does 1-2 things well, and have built some apps myself following a similar philosophy. However, there is always _some_ complexity when introducing a new solution. The simplest solution is generally wha
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by hi_hi 2y ago
I was really hoping this would be a thing that gave you home cooked meal recipes, for normies. Not the bullshit "I fancy myself as a chef and want to brag about how much effort i put into my family dinners" kind of recipes, but th
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Who can forget 1863. The year BigMagic ruined the fun for everyone.
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by hi_hi 2y ago
If you want to go full corporate, and avoid those nervous laughs and frowns from people who can't tell if you're being serious or not, I recommend dressing it up a little. You basically took the ROAM approach, apparently without k
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by hi_hi 2y ago
I've just been watching her recent talk. I noticed she appears to change slides with a wave of her wand. Is there an known piece of hardware one can purchase to do this? I tried googling, but trying to find the specific result I'm
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by hi_hi 2y ago
I think the answer is yes. I'm making assumptions based on this part of Alyssas talk a couple of weeks ago where she talks about M3 having specific driver support for raytracing which doesn't exist in previous versions. https:&#x
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by hi_hi 2y ago
> More than a quarter of new code created at Google is generated by AI, said CEO Sundar Pichai... How do they know this? At face value, it sounds like alot, but it only says "new code generated". Nothing about code making it in
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Personally I've been getting great results from Claude. I was initially using chatGPT, but now I'm finding Cursor + Claude to be a good fit. And no, I'm not taking the alternative view to you just to prove my point haha. I fe
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Every single one of these discussion, at some point, devolves to some version of - <LLM Y> is by far the best. In my extensive usage it is consistently outperforms <LLM X> by at least 2x. The difference is night and day. Then th
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by hi_hi 2y ago
I love this idea. It makes me think of an alternative universe where urls and websites were never invented, and everyone has to interact via a dumb phones with a phone number and txt messages (maybe WAP exists...maybe). I might try taking t
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Put a diaper on it!
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by hi_hi 2y ago
Bravo! I love the principle you approached this with, and would like to see more examples of these anti best practice projects that still work (all-be-it in a limited context). Tech should be fun, and as my old man use to say "there is

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