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3y ago
it did, on the desktop
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3y ago
1) build a clone of old.reddit.com with the better features of RES baked in 2) scrape the original reddit 3) using the data, fine tune a LLM to reproduce the type of content posted on the top subreddits (fake it till you make it) 4) launch
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3y ago
Plenty of options at Home Depot
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3y ago
It's not that hard to install a caching plugin that essentially serves your entire site from static files. Nor is it that hard to put it behind a load balancer.
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3y ago
I have a 3TB pgsql db running on 32 CPUs with 128GB ram
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3y ago
People could also create beautiful pictures with daubs of ochre and charcoal mixed with spittle and fat.
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3y ago
Same. I'm a time traveller from the year 2152 and I was very happy when GIMP added non-destructive layers last month.
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3y ago
Or if you can convince around 3 businesses that you're their go-to person for all tech needs, you're there. You decide what's easier -- acquiring 170 customers or 3.
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3y ago
Around 12 hours.
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4y ago
Yeah, I don't particularly see the value of having the founders back - they haven't been hands on for a real long time.
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Well, Sundar and Google leadership have been massively outmaneuvered here by both Nadella and OpenAI. It's really quite embarrassing, particularly in the context of the fact that Google was the undisputed leader in AI for over a decade
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Unlikely, as small differences in the models can widely affect the expected responses. If anything, people would pay for a way to freeze the model at a specific version.
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4y ago
> They said if I only care about money I’m not a good fit for their culture of builders As a large corporation, do they care about something else other than money?
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4y ago
A long time ago when I was a student, I would run my papers through Turnitin before submitting. The tool would sometimes mark my (completely original) work as high as mid 20% similarity. As a result, I have taken out quotes and citations to
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4y ago
> I love simple bootstrap sites. Thanks! I picked the simplest thing that I know that could work. That's really great insight, actually. I definitely thought about adding the affiliate links, however I am somewhat unsure about the l
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I have not been laid off, but, as a contractor, I am well-aware that, at any point, I could have no income. I like golf and I've noticed there aren't many good sites on the internet, so I'm trying to build a golf portal. So f
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4y ago
I also code in production
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I have no opinion on the MBA bit, but I think you're spot on about people starting to treat companies the way the companies are treating them. ~10 years ago, when I got my first job, I was in the minority, pretty much the only person c
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4y ago
You don’t get it. The point of the author is that you want to be in the position where a company is hiring you, as a consulting business, to solve a particular problem they’re having. That means having very large freedom in your implementat
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For those of us who wondered what form of governance Twitter 2.0 will have, I think it's now safe to say it won't be based on any particular set of rules, principles or ethics. It will be totalitarian -- whatever Elon feels like a
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4y ago
Until 2019, the 500 euro note was issued. It is still legal tender, so 10K euro is just 20 notes.
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Basically, no. You still owe taxes in Spain and, as a US citizen, you need to report to the US and likely owe taxes there too.
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4y ago
If it's true, it's a hilariously bad decision
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Well, they missed the boat being a platform on mobile or desktop. So, now they have Apple/Google dictating terms to them. They are really desperate to own the next big thing. Whether that'll be VR, who knows.
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Same. As a casual Camera user / not an enthusiast, I find the camera experience on the 14 pro unpleasant and a downgrade from the 12 pro.
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Just imagine having to ask some guy in accounting to spin up a VM.
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you know they can already buy that data from ad networks, right?
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Yeah. Ever tried to convert Classic Editor users to Gutenberg in Wordpress?
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GitLab pays people differently for the same roles, based on where they're located so, by definition, they aren't great at remote first culture.
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Anecdotal, but for one of my projects, Google Cloud / Compute Engine VMs cost around ~$5k a month all in. The exact same setup, when we moved it to LiquidWeb, cost us $2k. Don't underestimate the savings that can be made from swit
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