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khaki54
2y ago
This was basically a sponsored super MBA with 250k annual stipend.
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Michael, initially I thought it was kind of a naive idea that wouldn't take off because there are so many tried and true and enterprise class alternatives. They are pretty clunky though. The immense care and diligence you have put int
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2y ago
If I had to guess, one day the author was having a personal moment where they realized they had been using auth incorrectly in some way, then started a blog post for ranting purposes. During research for the blog they realized they were pr
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2y ago
Yes. Normally with RAG you would actually search and try to pre-filter the data for the LLM.
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2y ago
Clearly this author doesn't know what RAG is. RAG would be if he first did a 'retrieval' of all his mother's cookbooks containing Italian recipes, then reviewed the index for rice, scanned and OCRd those pages. That da
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2y ago
Yes, and that means you can buy the jewelry with FSA/HSA funds
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2y ago
Is the controversy that the "Clovis" (who are the genetic ancestors of Native American or indigenous) were not actually the first people in North America? Did the Clovis conquer or wipe out the pre-Clovis people?
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2y ago
The value proposition of commercial loud isn't cost savings unless you manage to quantify all of the ancillary and extrinsic factors such as security risk, HVAC, datacenter personnel, and hardware lifecycle. Any well capitalized and o
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2y ago
Taking the defaults Boeing is going to -424 a share. Will check this out again later when I can actually try some sane numbers
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Custom os?
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2y ago
It's basically required for iOS development. Working around it is extremely convoluted any annoying
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2y ago
Terrible take. I never had a problem with any of my landlords, and I always rented houses. If something went wrong, fridge stopped working, HVAC broke, washing machine stopped draining, etc. the landlord would have someone out that day or
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2y ago
Ben, honestly some of your comments are extremely abstruse to the point where people can't tell if you are serious or not. That's my take anyway (I don't have downvote power)
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2y ago
We've come full circle!
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3y ago
Apparently you only need the popup if you are doing something nefarious. Otherwise it's not required! Yikes!
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3y ago
Exactly my conclusion, but I was very impressed. I hope he doesn't burn out
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3y ago
Self deprecating title to counterbalance life advice from a guy who is in his 20s I'm not his target audience but I saw everything he wrote as true and wise
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3y ago
They already have a free for OSS you can get which gives you everything as far as I know. https://www.jetbrains.com/community/opensource/#support
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3y ago
Underhanded C is meant to create code that is transparent enough to convince the reader that it's obviously and clearly doing one thing, while subtly doing something else.
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3y ago
Even if you get financing from the credit union, in my experience you don't have to use it, you can still go with the dealership if you want to
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3y ago
I was able to do a large portion for the last 2 i have bought. It wasn't their first choice but they didn't push back too hard either. Amex even has a program for it.
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Haha, I think I read this article when it came out almost 20 years ago. This doesn't actually tell you any useful advice other than to get a loan in advance from the credit union before setting foot in the dealer. Negotiation tactics
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3y ago
Helium project https://www.helium.com/lorawan IIRC it had a lorawan component and a 5G component. You had to buy their bridge/gateway and connect them to the internet. Then you got paid on (mined) something resemblin
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3y ago
The people that the article is complaining about are subsistance farmers that are so poor, that NGOs give them free solar pumps. Then this article makes them out to be some sort of water thieves. They are not the problem. Conflating dirt f
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IAM could be way better with some default tools. For all I know they already exist, but I haven't seen anything close in the training or poking around. Example, even with something as abstruse as SELlinux, you can literally just attem
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My gut was that this was some sort of April 1 paper that released early, especially when the link to the paper from CNN was broken. Now that we found an actual paper, I'm still not convinced this wasn't done tongue-in-cheek. Prob
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Yep I've done this and it works in a pinch. 1Gb/s is also a reasonable fraction of SATA speeds too.
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So if you're a teacher and you assign a book to your class to read and process, can you be held liable? What if they take notes? What if some or all of the students have eidetic memory? What if the students then use the knowledge the
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3y ago
He doesn't know because he learned his lesson and stopped trying to cat binaries all the time haha
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I think this is overall a positive and good approach to control climate change. 1. It targets methane which has a huge short term effect on global warming vs CO2 2. It doesn't blame or target consumers with high annoyance, low value s
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