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3y ago
Technically 1 million monkeys with 1 million typewriters could type for a million years and yet still not produce a work of William Shakespeare. In theory (as I understand it), pi at some index contains all permutations of sets of values. I
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Discourse, open source, is probably the most mature platform for tight communities. One issue with Discord is that it can't be search indexed, but Discourse is more similar to a forum and can be indexed (if public). https://
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3y ago
Have you contacted azure support?
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3y ago
I wasn't quite sure what kinds of deployment are supported. I clicked on the next.js link but it just redirected to the same page.
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3y ago
Ideally I'd like the result to be in a clean json with a key that's strictly the result and other keys for context information. It would reduce needing to use regex everywhere.
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3y ago
Will AMD be able to make cuda interface of their own?
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3y ago
but will it run VSCode? Or is this iOS apps locked?
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3y ago
Pro tip, don't plan a holiday right after releasing a project publicly (especially HN). There will inevitably be bugs, server may crash, someone may try to hack server data, etc.
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3y ago
I'm not aware of many woke individuals that are in the business of making human killing machines. I do know the kind of people that embrace fear and hate to justify their actions to hurt others.
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3y ago
What's missing? The release of podman desktop says it has compatibility with docker compose..
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3y ago
> "select or insert if row doesn't exist" behavior I've hit this many, many times. It's such a common need, and yet I keep having to write it out as multiple queries to "select row" and if no result, do
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3y ago
Is there a product qantasization indexer plugin for postgres?
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3y ago
I have a background in adtech and search engines. I can tell you unequivocally that any specifier to deny AI scanning is likely to be ignored (just like how robots.txt is often ignored). Not only is there value to be extracted but is very d
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3y ago
This is wonderfully inspiring! I think journaling forcing you to write about things that matter. While you could write on what you had for breakfast every morning, often journaling draws attention to the moments that resonated with you.
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3y ago
Diligent work aggregating this together. I'm curious what started you on this journey to keep this list going?
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3y ago
What do people use Pharo for? Is anyone here using it for a product?
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3y ago
I'm using BTRfs on Fedora (by default install) and it's been great over the last year. The only thing to be aware of is to disable CoW/Hashing on database stores or streaming download folders. Otherwise it'll rehash each
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3y ago
Does it used shared memory between CPU and GPU?
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3y ago
Please visit your local credit union, post haste
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3y ago
You should start a blog to document your unusual self challenges.
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3y ago
Why does no one wants to fix it? Clearly there's a lot of demand for more electricians.
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4y ago
I've been wanted to someday start an employee-owned, non-tech S-corp. However these changes are squeezing out small players.
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4y ago
I'm not really picking on GPT4, but My point really applies to any LLM on autonomous Internet connected mode.
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4y ago
This seems... dangerously careless. What if it uses the internet to seek out zero day vulnerabilities and exploit them routinely? Sure humans also do this, but we're talking about a new level of 0day exploit carried out at scale. Sure,
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4y ago
This is a fair response, but in the author's defense, he might be trying to imply that intelligence is something that should be at least "capable" of creating new origin ideas and concepts. Of course, we can then debate what
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4y ago
This also means that these often played games work on Linux. Now if Nvidia would just give Linux a little more Wayland love...
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4y ago
I've switched to Fedora KDE spin, and I've been loving it. KDE recently got native window tiling support which has been nice. It's not nearly as powerful at tiling as Sway, but it fits the bill for my use.
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I dig this AI connection with McGilchrist' theory of the hemispheres. ChatGPT does seem to behave in ways like a [lobotomized] left hemisphere.
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4y ago
Is there an Android app?
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4y ago
Tbh, i think the scripts section is what makes package.json become a mess. It's the #1 reason why packages break and why it takes forever to install some packages. If your package requires building, it's better to just create NPM&
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