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by hizanberg 1mo ago
Other than being a proprietary OS that's getting more locked down every year, its disk performance is trash. https://x.com/theo/status/2090528543746965991
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by hizanberg 8mo ago
So everyone has to waste their time to visit a link on a blog first instead of being able to go directly to the source? and why would anyone down vote you for calling this out, like who wants to see more low effort traffic-grab posts like t
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by hizanberg 8mo ago
Why is this linking to a blog post of what someone said, instead of directly linking to what they said? [1] https://x.com/karpathy/status/2024987174077432126
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by hizanberg 11mo ago
I also put interactive components in my markdown docs, I’m only using Markdown for content now.
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by hizanberg 2y ago
The .NET Core runtime was never a fork of Mono, it’s always been a separate code base.
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by hizanberg 2y ago
Anyone else used Hono with SSR JSX? [1] Was super productive and easy to create a Cloudflare Worker Web App that’s free to host thanks to Cloudflare’s generous 100k daily worker request limit. Generally don’t believe in serverless for large
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by hizanberg 3y ago
If I had a Customer that spent years relentlessly complaining about my Company, I know I wouldn't want to have them as a Customer. It does present an interesting question on whether a Company can be forced to have a bad actor as a Cust
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by hizanberg 3y ago
Last prompt I tried was "Matte portrait of Yennefer" returned 8/9 blurred images [1] [1] https://imgur.com/a/nIx8GBR
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by hizanberg 3y ago
Don't expect my current desktop will be able to handle it, which is why I'm happy to pay for API access, but my next Desktop should be capable. Is the OSS'd version of SDXL less restrictive than their API hosted version?
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by hizanberg 3y ago
IMO the "safety" in Stable Diffusion is becoming more overzealous where most of my images are coming back blurred, where I no longer want to waste my time writing a prompt only for it to return mostly blurred images. Prompts that
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by hizanberg 3y ago
In Australia Apple Pay is integrated with our EFTPOS payment system that everyone has (including food stalls) so I’m pay everything through my iPhone and haven’t carried a wallet in years.
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by hizanberg 3y ago
It’s not a mistake, he has a PhD from Duke University and is also commonly referred to as Dr. Richard Hipp
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by hizanberg 3y ago
It does what it says on the tin and installs the plethora of software available on homebrew with a simple command, which is pretty great
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by hizanberg 3y ago
Yep long time happy Affinity perpetual universal license customer, who uses their products on Windows, macOS/M2 and iPad. As a dev, Adobe’s premium tax is irrational.
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by hizanberg 4y ago
That’s categorically false, their revenue is tied to their userbase, if they were more popular Google would cut them a larger check like they do for Safari.
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by hizanberg 4y ago
No, I don't need to pay for an external consultant's help to tell us to spread our funds over multiple accounts to fit within 250k FDIC insured limit. If any of the top 3 "too big to fail" US Banks collapses we'll a
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by hizanberg 4y ago
> The commenter asked me what financial advice I thought was poor. I did not, you had just assumed we followed some poor financial advice for having chosen SVB in the first place: > I think you were following some very poor financial
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by hizanberg 4y ago
> Up until today that was the threshold. This FDIC limit is printed on every document from every bank, so you should have seen it before. Right, so you are saying every person or business that reaches that limit needs to become an indep
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by hizanberg 4y ago
> you should hire an expert and not ask my advice which the parent poster did Sorry, who has asked for your financial advice exactly?
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by hizanberg 4y ago
No idea, how many? Up until now I would've thought keeping your money in a bank was the safest liquid asset class. Is 250k the threshold where you need become a financial bank analyst and independently validate US Banks liquidity toler
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by hizanberg 4y ago
> They were completely foreseen Sure which is why their stock crashed 60% in 1 day and their entire 40 years existence wiped out within the week.
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by hizanberg 4y ago
Never, the funds are just what's left over after business operations, the entire purpose of which is to conservatively reinvest back to help grow the business and build a buffer to withstand future economic downturns.
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by hizanberg 4y ago
What is the exact % liquidity that your bank can withstand? Should it be the responsibility of every US person to independently and periodically validate their top US 20 Bank has enough liquidity to withstand unforeseen variable economic co
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by hizanberg 4y ago
Our accountant helps facilitate our tax obligations, they don't provide financial advice on our banking choices.
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by hizanberg 4y ago
SVB failed after depositors tried to pull out 42B on Thursday, which small US bank has enough liquidity to satisfy 25%+ of all deposits in 1 day?
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by hizanberg 4y ago
All our efforts are spent on improving our products, we've never sought any financial advisors and spent exactly zero time worrying about the liquidity of the bank we're with. Any funds left over from business operations are simpl
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by hizanberg 4y ago
What financial advice was that? That SVB was a good bank for Startups to use? It was the recommended bank by our Merchant Provider Stripe. Sure it’s easy to identify poor choices after the fact.
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by hizanberg 4y ago
We weren’t dumping money, SVB was our primary bank where sales we’re collected. It’s not hard to exceed 250k after 10 years of operations. We weren’t getting any interest % on our deposit balance, the only reason we chose SVB was because it
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by hizanberg 4y ago
We banked at SVB and got 0% interest, it was just the bank recommended for Startup’s to use. It seems the risk was not choosing a top 3 bank since no one can survive a Bank Run and the largest banks are too big to fail. Which is terrible fo
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by hizanberg 4y ago
I've been impressed with Cloudflare's (non enterprise) value thus far, what Bandwidth & Users did the $4k quote cover?

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