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by hn92726819 1y ago
I think you maybe have misunderstood the parent (or maybe I did?). They're saying you can't compare an individual's cost to run a model against OpenAI's cost to run it + R&D. Individuals aren't paying for R&
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by hn92726819 1y ago
This article reminds me a lot of a conversation with an expert DBA recently. We were talking about performance improvements and he said that upgrading hardware is almost negligible. Upgrading from HDD to SSD gives you 10x boost. SSD to nvme
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by hn92726819 1y ago
> It's very arcane and difficult to follow unless you live and breathe the thing I used to think this before I actually read how it worked. If you know shell, jq is extremely easy to pick up. It acts the exact same way, but pipes JS
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by hn92726819 1y ago
> I tend to skip the -u flag as bash scripts often interact with global variables that are set outside my scripts. What? If globals are set outside the scripts, -u still works. If the author means they may or may not be defined outside t
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by hn92726819 1y ago
I've seen this sentiment a lot here. "Once shell is >n lines, port to python". My experience has been different. Maybe half of the scripts I write are better off in python while the other half are exponentially longer in p
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by hn92726819 1y ago
All the pieces are strangely hovering in the second picture. I thought it might be an AI generated image or something. Nope, Carlsen punched the table: https://x.com/NorwayChess/status/1929257237190443042
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by hn92726819 2y ago
I'm not that familiar with nginx config. Does this protect against path traversal? Ex: host=../../../docker.sock
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by hn92726819 2y ago
You can download openshell and it will replace the start menu from the start menu from whatever era you want (XP, 7, 8, I think 10 too). It's open source as well
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by hn92726819 2y ago
If you have a powerful computer at home, you can also offload your ai work to it. It's still local in the sense it's your computer, but it would require network access.
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Senior devs generally know how code works, and all senior devs started as juniors. I think the difference is that every annoying/stupid issue turned into a lesson. Now it's one message to ChatGPT and then forgotten about.
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Ah yes. What would the ever-benevolent American corporations do if we stopped shielding them from competition ? We already know what they'll do from when the same thing happened to Japanese cars in the 60s... American companies will c
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by hn92726819 2y ago
You should be glad you didn't. As someone nearing the end of a 2-month journey ripping thousands of blurays, it's sad to see how many simply no longer work. The material degrades and they become unrippable (or DRM prevents it? Or
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by hn92726819 2y ago
I didn't realize. That's disappointing
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Do we know if the aspect ratio is the same? Maybe they're demonstrating Switch 1 games that have a slightly different aspect ratio, but can be updated to fit the new screen in the future?
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Isn't this a little over engineered? You can accomplish the same thing with a 5-line bash script. put protect.sh somewhere in your path: #!/bin/bash if [[ $SSH_TTY ]]; then read -p 'You are in SSH. Are
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Here's the real one: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JfZxOuc9Qwk
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by hn92726819 2y ago
No, it's $100,000 in today's money Source @1:59: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JfZxOuc9Qwk&t=119
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Yeah, you're right. That is a weird request then, or I don't understand it either. I didn't realize something like [1] goes inside your switch. I was expecting a switch with a faceplate combined. 1: https://us.sh
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by hn92726819 2y ago
No I don't think that's it either. Home assistant runs on a server somewhere still. What the top level comment is asking for, completely unrelated to the article mind you, is to have a smart device in the form factor of a light sw
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by hn92726819 2y ago
If you write code for the f91w you'll quickly realize you can't actually control every segment: https://www.sensorwatch.net/docs/wig/display/#limitations-of... . Some digits have only 4, 5, or 6 cont
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by hn92726819 2y ago
> most Apis aren't available until the user accepted a prompt for the permission True in general, but not true for preinstalled installed. System apps are already granted permissions on a fresh install (for example, Google Play Serv
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by hn92726819 2y ago
I don't understand why they say you need physical access to the device. The Play Store has access to remotely install apps; surely it can enable them. I'm going to try this today. You can log in to the Play Store on a computer and
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Also the firmware supports multiple faces. The default face can just be the time
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Didn't they recently have a modal dialog to choose colors and download their mobile app too? Now it really doesn't make sense
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Why are you booing him? He's right! > to forsake one cause, party, or nation for another often because of a change in ideology I don't think he left because of a change in ideology.
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by hn92726819 2y ago
> people just have very different tolerances for latency and slowness I've honestly never considered this and it's genius. I have always been surprised when people recommend kitty as a "fast" terminal when it takes 20
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by hn92726819 2y ago
Docker means 4 things: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37335945
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by hn92726819 2y ago
This is more akin to downloading a jpeg and the jpeg running arbitrary code. Models should be like jpegs and I believe safetensors treat them that way, while the old pickle format didn't.
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by hn92726819 2y ago
I don't think the author is saying that views aren't fragile. Requiring every view and orm dao to have that annotation is fragile because you might forget it.
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by hn92726819 2y ago
I'm curious if they CGI'd your basket of puppies in there (after all, you can take puppy pictures on your iPad!), would you not be bothered by it at least a little bit?

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