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by jpc0 2y ago
> and my introvert nature makes phonecalls very uncomfortable It's got nothing to do with introversion, you aren't comfortable makeing phonecalls. Start making phonecalls and it will get better. If you truly struggle, stop lyin
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by jpc0 2y ago
Reading your experience maybe somewhere in the middle is in fact good...
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by jpc0 2y ago
Ah so that is kind of the point I wanted to try and make. The engine isn't any less efficient in lower gears. It's just that you are measuring MPG and not some other metric like hours per gallon. If you are able to travel at 60 th
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by jpc0 2y ago
> Projecting these results to all drivers nationwide [US], 255 million drivers made a total of 227 billion driving trips, spent 93 billion hours driving, and drove 2.8 trillion miles in 2022 I don't have a dog in this race but I wan
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by jpc0 2y ago
Until I decided to start "reinventing the wheel" and just not using abstractions from popular libraries and frameworks I really struggled to actually understand what is happening. I feel like a week isn't anywhere near close
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by jpc0 2y ago
If all you wantes was to kill the power I don't see the difference... Sure the repair is easier/quicker but the economic damage was already done...
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by jpc0 2y ago
I reread the comment a few times and I think he agrees with you. His friend got the better outcome by not stopping immediately is what he was implying.
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by jpc0 2y ago
You are confused about markdown. There is no "source markdown". Markdown is meant to be formatted to be read, without any intermediate step. "Prettifiers" like github etc are just converting the markdown into "style
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by jpc0 2y ago
This works great for e-mail... Actually... Doesn't it now take a significant amount of effort to get a valid company e-mail whitelisted by the incumbents exactly because of this and yet I have received multiple emails today about diplo
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by jpc0 2y ago
I was sceptical but your responses so far may have won me over. Are you planning on implementing passkeys at all?
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by jpc0 2y ago
I can't speak much on graphics but for video I have very happily used DaVinci Resolve (Studio but free is good too) and have no issues with it on linux. It can be a little bit of a pain to get running but so is almost anything on linux
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by jpc0 2y ago
In my experience that is patently false. Windows 10/11 with 8GB of ram is comfortable, using just Chrome... 4GB and it's in swap. 2GB would be unusable despite Microsoft's minimums, you will be swapping constantly.
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by jpc0 2y ago
> It understands the framework I've built, what functions to use when and writes code looking and working as if it was my own. Yes, that's what LLMs do. They build statistical models based on their context and training data. Th
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by jpc0 2y ago
Look I'm not disagreeing with you that it sucks. I just know I've been on the other side of the fence and people like to throw shade at IT when they themselves are just trying to do their jobs. And let's see if we can agree t
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by jpc0 2y ago
Sounds like the LLM facilitated a human to gain experience, by making mistakes for the human and then correcting those mistakes also likely in an incorrect way. LLMs are effectively very very bad teachers. The LLM given the same inputs tomo
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by jpc0 2y ago
I think the point being made is that there is very little room for creativity there... There are tons of examples of physics engines written in multitudes of languages with a full range of quality of implemention. Now if the LLM had known t
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by jpc0 2y ago
> ... they steal from others and trounce others for stealing from them. Explain how the antitrust case or its conclusion proves the quote above? Mozilla/Netscape had a browser that could have competed with Microsoft, they didn'
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by jpc0 2y ago
I'm going to just echo my sibling comment here. This seems like a management issue. If IT wouldn't help it was up to your management to intervene and say that it needs to be addressed. Also I'm unsure I've ever seen an A
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by jpc0 2y ago
Seems like we agree then. There is a middle point and I would actually prefer for it to be some sort of open source one.
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by jpc0 2y ago
I have a different take on this. I feel having the solution open sourced isn't bad from a code security standpoint, but rathee that it is simply not economically viable. To my knowledge most of the major open source technologies are cu
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by jpc0 2y ago
Explain exactly how any AV prevents a user from checking e-mails and opening word? The years I spent doing IT at that level, every time, every single time I got a request for admin privileges to be granted to a user or for software to be in
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by jpc0 2y ago
And you are assuming OP couldn't have created alternative styles of video for the relevant audience? He would definitely have to alter his showreel or taylor one to a different market but the core skills are the same... Your argument i
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by jpc0 2y ago
Might not be the popular experience but for me there are some killer features I like the apple watch for, fashion isn't one of them. The health and fitness stuff is nice, but more so for productivity it's nice. I never need to tak
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by jpc0 2y ago
I'm confused. When has a wasm interpret and small C program ever been the same thing?
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by jpc0 2y ago
> it was complete with signing in with security in the lobby, getting a guest badge for the visit This doesn't sound unreasonable to me if you were using a private companies space. The company providing the floor space and security.
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by jpc0 2y ago
Alternative take. I pay every month for a meeting space I cannot use because it has long term commitments when I need to have an annual meeting.
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by jpc0 2y ago
I work in live production and have made tons of little apps to make my life easier. A lot of them are little web apps with basic buttons calling http endpoints on gear /apps or doing basic OSC commands etc. People usually use something
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by jpc0 2y ago
Does this even need to compete feature wise with SQS? If it faithfully reproduces the SQS Api what could possibly stop me from using this product now (if he ever does hosted) and then switching to SQS if the scale is ever justified? I'
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by jpc0 2y ago
A significant portion of the core guidelines you don't need to read and are already dealt with in static analysers. As I said, you don't need to know the rules, enable an analyser and you get the exact same experience as rust, you
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by jpc0 2y ago
You are actually just arguing for the sake of arguing here. Rust bases all their data structures on pointers just like C++ does, just because you cannot look behind the curtian doesn't mean they aren't there with the same issues.

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