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by jahsome 4y ago
I may be ignorant but doesn't that scenario you described encapsulate how MRSK functions? From the MRSK readme[1]: Connect to the servers over SSH (using root by default, authenticated by your ssh key) Install Docker on any s
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by jahsome 4y ago
The cynic in me has at times suspected the openai and Microsoft marketing teams are skipping hand in hand all the way to the bank singing "no such thing as bad press."
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"This content is free for subscribers"
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by jahsome 4y ago
I asked it to generate me documentation for a handful Bicep definitions and include links to the official Microsoft Docs. It generated about 50% erroneous links, but once I updated my prompt and fed it the "root" of the MS docs I
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by jahsome 4y ago
I've had numerous days just like this. The perfect use case for ChatGPT for my personal workflow has been to give me the 70-percent-of-the-way-there skeleton for a given query, Terraform module, or even just to prevent myself from look
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by jahsome 4y ago
I think you just described every single framework in existence. If that's not the way, what signifies a properly designed framework in your opinion?
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by jahsome 4y ago
I've battled the opposite in the form of clinical, anxiety-driven insomnia my whole life. I've found it utterly debilitating at times and have quite literally struggled since birth, long before electronics and LEDs were common. I
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by jahsome 4y ago
I think my point is that I'd have different expectations about duty of care from a company with billions in the bank, and a mom and pop general store. I recognize "it's all business" but if either of said businesses are
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by jahsome 4y ago
I'd recommend familiarizing yourself with non profit trade groups, as they're generally full of people with very tight butts about journalistic integrity and fewer advertisers/grant committees to please. Honestly though the g
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by jahsome 4y ago
I don't disagree but it doesn't matter in this case. In fact, this is _precisely_ why (especially local) newspapers targeted "5th grade level" vocab and syntax, or lower. It's been the unofficial standard since long
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by jahsome 4y ago
I think the targets for the spammers are are generally influencers/solo creators. The spammers create imposter profiles to announce phony giveaways, or otherwise appeal to the creators' fan base.
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by jahsome 4y ago
Former journalist. I have ranted to friends and family for decades about the lack of media literacy and the lack of understanding for the newsgathering and reporting processes. I'm glad to see others continuing those rants because I ga
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by jahsome 4y ago
Perhaps not in a fiduciary sense, but I feel it kinda does mean something if that's what they promised to those employees when they were hired.
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It's actually a quite common practice. Google has an entire in house PR team literally at the ready to field media questions and respond. The fact they did not respond, or gave the infamous "no comment" does say _something_ t
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by jahsome 4y ago
I'm certain they're alluding to a family, or hell, even a couple, and likely including snacks in total cost. I only saw a movie solo once, as I never got the appeal of the movie theater and only ever got dragged there by dates and
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by jahsome 4y ago
They're not the same things _to you_ but I don't think there's a distinction to the type of person who's planning to storm the Capitol, or those who support that level of ... Whatever it is ... The calculator for evaluat
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by jahsome 4y ago
You drastically overestimate the general software consumer. Thunderbird is really only used by performance obsessed nerds, and that's largely in part because performance obsessed nerds all but prefer hideously outdated UI. But for any
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by jahsome 4y ago
Do you honestly see value in comparing scars? Does that matter in any meaningful way? The worst stress of someone's life is the worst stress of their life. It's unproductive and petty to bicker about who has it worse. If life is s
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by jahsome 4y ago
Can't the other side of that coin be true? Luddites ranting about the impending of society as a result of the latest tech? The tech is a tool. Your example is key. I don't shove the educational tools at the kids and expect magic.
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by jahsome 4y ago
I'm sorry, I don't mean to be dismissive, but I just can't read that as anything other than "doing it correctly makes it harder." That sentiment is not IMHO a particularly potent argument for _anything_ related to e
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by jahsome 4y ago
"incorrection" or a difference of opinion?
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by jahsome 4y ago
I think you meant to type, and certainly ChatGPT could set us straight in the matter, "it has better spelling and grammer than I " :) ...And FWIW, as an English major it pained me to reproduce the "er" typo in grammar.
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by jahsome 4y ago
I've hit a couple shops in a row now where squashes are The Way. It's such a short-sighted and misguided policy. I don't understand what is so appealing about a linear commit history. It's a fabrication of reality, and I
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by jahsome 4y ago
The most unbelievable thing about this site is to me the inability of users to recognize their language and aversion to, well, everything, is the same carbon copied rhetoric every generation has used to deride the technological Boogeyman of
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by jahsome 4y ago
They replied the statement was not sarcastic and doubled down.
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by jahsome 4y ago
Sleaze gonna sleaze.
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I think the point is, young people are in fact _not_ well informed. It's in the entire credit industry's collective best interest to keep consumers in the dark.
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Something something all problems fixed by blockchain
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Great point!
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Add a trailing slash to index and it 403s

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