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by kache_ 4y ago
Get a laptop that is sold with Linux. Don't expect Linux to work with literally everything. Drivers. If you get a modern xps or thinkpad it'll work just fine. But your mom's acer laptop she got from Costco. Maybe not :P
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by kache_ 4y ago
I've had no problems with Nvidia drivers. Running an RTX 3090, doing inferences on stable diffusion and can also fire up steam and play elden ring online Though, you do need to know how to use a computer to set things up properly.
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by kache_ 4y ago
kill em, google :)
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by kache_ 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_signature sorry, federal government. Keep up
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by kache_ 4y ago
Which is actually quite a good way to find youtube channels! I find them through twitter, 4ch, and friends.
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by kache_ 4y ago
""Open"" ""AI""
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by kache_ 4y ago
>very restrictive custom license restrictive in what sense? Doesn't seem restrictive to me
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by kache_ 4y ago
Over abstraction is the devil :)
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by kache_ 4y ago
downstream effect of debasing currency
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by kache_ 4y ago
oh no musk ignored my twitter DM it must be because he's scared of taking a bet and therefore I am right btw, AGI is coming 2030. Source? It was revealed to me in a dream. Check my profile to see where you can email to take bets.
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by kache_ 4y ago
https://imgur.com/a/FZRAMhf
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by kache_ 4y ago
I've learned so much from youtube, I've routinely provided tips to people who generate great content. It's awesome to see them invest more into this :)
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by kache_ 4y ago
Simple enough to trust employees to be conscientious and good Most engineers I know are responsible and ethical, and have strong moral compasses.
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by kache_ 4y ago
Dollar cost averaging is great psychologically But there's so much randomness in the system it doesn't really matter Just yeet your money dawg, stop thinking.
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by kache_ 4y ago
The future is now, things keep on improving, and it isn't even hardware.
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by kache_ 4y ago
This is a really great video, thank you for sharing. I love hearing older people speak about programming. They're quite rare, since our field is so young.
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by kache_ 4y ago
I live in Canada & I've done the spreadsheet math. I can probably ~triple my salary if I go balls to the walls. Insurance is a drop in the bucket (I can just outright buy my drugs). I'm just kinda comfy where I'm at, and
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by kache_ 4y ago
time to quit my fang job l m a o
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by kache_ 4y ago
Radical transparency is the best policy
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by kache_ 4y ago
If someone is racist to me online, I'll just turn off my screen
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by kache_ 4y ago
right, because I can't be trusted to not be racist
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by kache_ 4y ago
This information is true
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by kache_ 4y ago
I kept on warning them They ignored me Now however..
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by kache_ 4y ago
what's wrong with working at facebook? stop acting so morally superior, christ
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by kache_ 4y ago
debatable
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by kache_ 4y ago
yep. The sooner you come across it, the sooner you start building skills that actually help you become more effective for your effort, like learning how to build teams and managing the social graph of an engineering organization. We've
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by kache_ 4y ago
Yep. Engineering talent increase due to exposure is a sigmoid curve that tops out after 1-2 years. There are social paper cuts that make you _wiser_, but not a more effective engineer in terms of "things shipped" and "problem
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by kache_ 4y ago
Precisely. The best part about it (linux distros) is that you can actually fix your issues, while with windows/apple you have to suffer until you get a bug fix, since you don't control the software that runs on your computer
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by kache_ 4y ago
I love arch linux. It just works. Even with video games. Steam deck is based on it. Linux really did win desktops. Running on arch for 3 years now.
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by kache_ 4y ago
yes. but in that case, maybe also voting with "lawyer getting you a bag"

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