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by invalidusernam3 8mo ago
Here's an interesting post linked elsewhere in this thread https://taranis.ie/datacenters-in-space-are-a-terrible-horri...
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by invalidusernam3 8mo ago
Agree, this kind of complexity is there for a reason. I would rather have a complex component that handles all the cases within its usage in the codebase over having a bunch of little hacks/changes in the usage. It's far easier to
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by invalidusernam3 10mo ago
Love the presets! The Broucke one is my favourite
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by invalidusernam3 10mo ago
I like the idea of this, but why not just have some time per week/sprint for bugs? At my company we prioritise features, but we also take some bug tickets every sprint (sometimes loads of bug tickets if there aren't many new fea
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by invalidusernam3 11mo ago
What if the fall-back also never comes back up?
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
Public transport is often the fastest way to get around in some cities for some locations. I live in Prague and it's generally faster to take the metro or tram than drive. Obviously not in all cases, but the majority. Walkable city do
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
I've been using it for many years, super simple way to have many email addresses deliver to a single gmail. The effort I'll spend migrating will be better spent setting up a non-Google alternative
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
Why would you think that? Leaving the EU was not a geographical event
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
I don't really see the point of making phones so thin when the camera sticks out as much as much as the phone is thick. I would rather have a flat phone that is thicker
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
I recently launched one of my small side projects. It's quick online multiple choice code tests aimed at recruiters to evaluate applicants: https://hashtagcode.io The goal was to make a simple way for recruiters to create c
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
The "MechaHitler" things is particularly obvious in my opinion, it aligns so closely to Musk's weird trying-to-be-funny thing that he does. There's basically no way an LLM would come up with a name for itself that it con
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
What are you basing this on? Because: https://www.carolinapoliticalreview.org/editorial-content/20... > the report shows X’s dedication to content moderation by suspending millions of accounts and removing harmful p
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
BYD Seagull is $14k in Czech Republic.
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
Regulation is definitely the big stopper in most of the EU. Here in Czech Republic it would be incredibly difficult to open anything like this. I almost opened a cafe/bar a couple years back, I even had a reservation deposit on a locat
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
I've had a time limit set on my phone for twitter + instagram to only allow 15 minutes of usage per day. There's an "ignore limit" button when you go over the time but it's surprising how few times I've actual
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by invalidusernam3 1y ago
Difference is if it's used commercially or not. Me singing my favourite song at karaoke is fine, but me recording that and releasing it on Spotify is not
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by invalidusernam3 2y ago
One of the junior developers I worked with years ago wrote code that humans couldn't understand, maybe he was was just ahead of his time
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by invalidusernam3 2y ago
I witnessed this first hand this spring when a pair of magpies were building a nest in the tree outside my apartment. The tree still didn't have leaves so I could track the progress they made each day. They had a least a couple of anti
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by invalidusernam3 2y ago
Who cares if others think it's a midlife crisis, do what makes you happy. I'm nearing 40 and still get a couple tattoos a year. I love the feeling of a new tattoo, it boosts my confidence and gives me a sense of accomplishment for
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by invalidusernam3 2y ago
It's not about comparing IQ between countries, it's about pre covid IQ scores with post covid IQ scores within the same country
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by invalidusernam3 2y ago
Why not use AutoCodeRover, Magis, and Devin together for 46% /s
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
I had also never heard of this, so did a bit of googling. Seems to be: The problem for companies using the .io domain is that it represents the continued oppression of the original people of the Chagos archipelago. All proceeds from the reg
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
I absolutely agree. I live in Prague and a guy on my street owns a Dodge Ram (I think that's what it is, I'm not a car guy). It sticks out far into the street or occupies a large amount of the pavement when it's parked. It st
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
Assume this is supposed to be the link: https://old.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/17z8hsz/youtube_ha...
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
He was saying that if OpenAI was to spend $100 billion on training it would cost $3 a token. I think it's hyperbole, but basically what he is saying is that it's difficult for the company to grow because the tech is limited by the
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
I think they're referring to the video on the github page where it does the generation for YouTube: https://github.com/abi/screenshot-to-code
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
True. Although I did find the writing of prompts to be quite exhausting due to tedium and waiting for the output to be frustrating, so that would dig into my energy for peak coding. I would say it uses less concentration, but about the same
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
I suspect it would work surprisingly well! But still, I think you would have to have a fairly good concept of coding to do even that. For example, my mum who has zero concept of what a database is (beyond the dictionary definition) would no
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
Yes exactly. I had to be very specific and tackle the project in the same way I would if I was fully writing the code. First data schema, then models, then controllers with CRUD and views, then routes, then authentication, then test cases,
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by invalidusernam3 3y ago
I did a similar exercise recently when I needed to make a fairly basic rest API and CRUD frontend using 2 frameworks I wasn't particularly familiar with. I used GPT4 to generate ALL the code for it. I'll write a blog post about it

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