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by jjice 1y ago
I'm honestly not sure how my handwriting is - I haven't had someone ready my handwriting anything outside of math or computer science in a decade. I would guess my handwriting is an average man's. Legible, but might take a se
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by jjice 1y ago
I like to digitize my handwritten notes. For the basic transcription, there's isn't much prompting to do, but I do tell it some stylistic choices I make and how to interpret those as markdown, like open to-dos as circles and close
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by jjice 1y ago
I bought a game on Epic over Steam for the better price once and I'll never do it again. Steam is just too good of a platform and Epic has a lot to work out. Valve has also earned my trust way more than Epic has. Epic comes off as a co
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by jjice 1y ago
I see what you mean, but I believe that's more so directed towards the massive scale businesses. Companies that get measured in billions and not millions. At a smaller scale (the majority of business, but maybe not the majority of reve
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by jjice 1y ago
I'm no economist, but it feels like just adjusting the taxation the further up the marginal brackets (even creating more marginal brackets at different increments to make the resolution finer) is what would benefit the majority more. W
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by jjice 1y ago
> But you want to choose the content it summarizes. Absolutely. The problem is that I think 95% of users will not do that unfortunately. I've helped many a dev with some code that was just complete nonsense that was seemingly writte
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by jjice 1y ago
Ollama is a more out of the box solution. I also prefer llama.cpp for the more FOSS aspects, but Ollama is a simpler install, model download (this is the biggest convenience IMO), and execution. For those reasons, that's why I believe
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by jjice 1y ago
That's hilarious. GitHub going doing is definitely a common enough case to flag. It's been better the last six months or so, but still pretty bad. Half the incidents aren't flagged either.
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by jjice 1y ago
It depends on the question. I was having a casual chat with my dad and we wondered how Apple's revenue was split amongst products, and it was just to chat about so I didn't check. On the other hand, I got an overview of Postgres R
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by jjice 1y ago
Claude directly (web and mobile) with the Pro ($20) subscriptions. I found it very similar to Kagi Assistant (which I also use).
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by jjice 1y ago
I haven't tried ChatGPT web search, but my experience with Claude web search is very good. It's actually what sold me and made me start using LLMs as part of my day to day. The citations they leave (I assume ChatGPT does the same)
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by jjice 1y ago
2 year vesting period. Not that that's a huge draw back in the majority of cases. I'd stay at a job for two years for 750k extra per year.
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by jjice 1y ago
I've heard similar for gambling, and as one of the sister comments said, things like video games. I'm so curious to understand _why_ that effect is there, but I've heard this so many times now that I do believe that it exists
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by jjice 1y ago
I was kind of scared of these when Ozempic starting picking of steam for weight loss. I was worried that this would be having more negative effects. Turns out, generally speaking, if used with you doctor, these things are pretty safe, espec
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by jjice 1y ago
dotnet has gone pretty open source these days, no? I guess it may depend on the rest of your environment - maybe the Windows specific stuff like forms and WPF are still under them? Other than that, I think you don't need too much depen
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by jjice 1y ago
I would've imagined that the good will (or more likely, the lack of bad will) from _not_ doing this would've been worth the cost, considering I can't imagine this has high costs to run.
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by jjice 1y ago
I was scared of this initially, but I've found that I mostly just use it for tedious code that I would normally procrastinate just because of how mind numbing it was (like adding another CRUD endpoint) or making a sweeping change acros
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by jjice 1y ago
Prisma has shown me that anything is possible with an ORM. I think they may have changed this now, but at least within the last year, distincts were done IN MEMORY. They had a reason, an I'm sure it had some merit, but we found this ou
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by jjice 1y ago
It's absolutely core to SQLx. I'm surprised to hear that that isn't widely known based on the parent. The first time I used SQLx has to be 4 or 5 years ago and they had it back then.
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by jjice 1y ago
As part of the 95% here, I'm totally cool with this. I'm just a Pro plan user, but holy shit I hit problems with their service constantly. Claude is my preferred LLM currently, but sometimes during a normal 9-5, I can't use i
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by jjice 1y ago
I had some RSUs from a previous company (likely will not be worth anything) and some options at another, but I have no idea how to understand how dilution like this works. My understanding is surface level of that scene in The Social Networ
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by jjice 1y ago
Does anyone know the term for this? I had "Type Driven Development" in my head, but I don't know if that's a broadly used term for this. It's a step past normal "strong typing", but I've loved this co
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by jjice 1y ago
> know when the quality of ingredients matter and when they don’t. Very good point. The first time I had a Gin and Tonic with a fresh squeezed lime half and a good tonic water was mind blowing. I had thought that sour mix was just as goo
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by jjice 1y ago
Why do we spend so much and still have such a busted system? Is it that the money goes towards price gouged services, or Americans have bad preventative health practices? Other things? Likely a combination of a lot?
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by jjice 1y ago
I completely agree with your sentiment, but the same goes the other way. I grew up in Upstate NY and people were always annoyed by the city making decisions for upstate. I totally agree with the concept you're talking about though. Esp
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by jjice 1y ago
Oh interesting idea to use SQLite and their FTS. I was very impressed by the quality of their FTS and this sounds like a great use case.
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by jjice 1y ago
Baader–Meinhof if you want to find more about this phenomenon. Off topic, but when I was looking at cars when my old one died, I started noticing way more of the models I had been considering on the road. Funny how the mind works.
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by jjice 1y ago
Ah that actually makes a lot more sense to start at 0. I appreciate the info.
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by jjice 1y ago
I've always ignored instructions that say to only use that product's USB cord (things like my kitchen scale and water flossed) and have never had an issue. Sounds like I've just gotten lucky though, based on your experience.
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by jjice 1y ago
It was a summer gig during Uni, so that was going to happen anyway. It made me treat every dollar with respect from that place and begin riding my bike to work instead of driving, though

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