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by lowercased 2y ago
Congress appropriates money to be spend. Executive branch ... 'executes' things with appropriated money. Previous Trump administration tested a lot of norms, and current one is going to be pushing past every boundary of normal&#
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by lowercased 2y ago
you can use @apply to merge the various utility classes together in to something resembling a name, like .btn-primary { @apply py-2 px-5 bg-violet-500 text-white font-semibold rounded-full shadow-md hover:bg-violet-700 focus:outline-non
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by lowercased 2y ago
I didn't say it would have to be free. I run some meetup groups, and still pay for it for now, but the price hikes and other charges they're adding are onerous. I know many groups who have shutdown, and I know of some other playe
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by lowercased 2y ago
Not even sure you need any discreet notice about anything for strictly necessary first party cookies. That's my understanding of GDPR, at any rate.
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by lowercased 2y ago
I'd suspect the 'free' and 'no ads' would be somewhat mutually exclusive. Perhaps a particular group organizer pays a modest amount - $19/year(?) - to manage/moderate groups up to X000 members.
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by lowercased 2y ago
I can rarely reuse the same pipeline for the same project 6 months down the road, much less reuse for anything else. The few bits that end up getting reused are the externalized bash scripts.
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by lowercased 2y ago
Is unicorn close? https://www.django-unicorn.com/ Wouldn't be WASM based either, but most of these types of tech aren't (yet?). I'm in the livewire camp with Laravel. I found a bit discussion of a webassemb
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by lowercased 2y ago
But... they will anyway, if public sentiment favors it. If not, they'll blame the predecessor. This seems predestined to be.
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by lowercased 2y ago
Doesn't have to be LLMs specifically. With how much data and metadata major companies have on all this media, it shouldn't be impossible to do this sort of stuff. But it's probably not mega-profitable enough. They'l
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by lowercased 2y ago
A real world use case I'd want is "what was that movie with the guy who looks like Pacino where they drove around in Paris for a while?" Or "play the scene where the muppets are floating around in a hot air balloon&quot
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by lowercased 2y ago
Colleagues of mine at a local university often have students work on projects that get used by various departments. Nothing as big as a registration system, but data reporting UIs, data collection forms, etc. Usually paired with a senior
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by lowercased 2y ago
> Unless, that is, I agree to work on a comparable solution for the university focused on solving the underlying problem I was building HuskySwap for. They would presumably own the IP and were clear that I wouldn’t be compensated. But it
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by lowercased 2y ago
Example: https://imgur.com/a/qzvhyfF
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by lowercased 2y ago
Thanks! Never knew about that one!
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by lowercased 2y ago
maybe it's just mobile safari, but hacker news in the browser on mobile is unusable for me.
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by lowercased 2y ago
I specifically missed the GPT4 part of "up to 10 token/sec out of a kinda sorta GPT-4". Was just looking at token/sec.
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by lowercased 2y ago
hugging-quants/llama-3.2-1b-instruct-q8_0-gguf - 100-150 tok/sec second-state/llama-2-7b-chat-gguf net me around ~35 tok/sec lmstudio-community/granite-3.1.-8b-instruct-GGUF - ~50 tok/sec MBP M3 Max, 64g. - $3k
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by lowercased 2y ago
I have a 2023 mbp, and I get about 100-150 tok/sec locally with lmstudio.
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by lowercased 2y ago
That seems odd. I got stimulus checks too, but I never once felt "covid rich", and my spending patterns during 2020-2023 hardly changed at all.
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by lowercased 2y ago
Screenshot would have been nice ;)
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by lowercased 2y ago
There are already dozens of blogging applications out there to have you blogging in minutes. Wordpress is so far beyond 'blogging' that there will never be a 'wp killer'. It's used for ecommerce, employee managemen
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by lowercased 2y ago
They'd need to be so cheap that rebuilding (or maybe even repairing) are not things people would care to do. For a $40k house, in today's dollars, it might just be a risk I wouldn't care to rebuild if there's massive da
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by lowercased 2y ago
Am I missing something or is there no way to see those generated images except in postage-stamp sizes? tldr: you can view the image directly at https://news.utexas.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/AI-street
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by lowercased 2y ago
I don't think I've ever seen an example of it used that way in any tutorial, blog, or project documentation ever.
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by lowercased 2y ago
I contracted on a few different projects over a few years, with React involved in all of them. Each team had their way of doing something, and goodness me... each team I joined was way different than the previous one with respect to appr
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by lowercased 2y ago
Time slicing? Being able to effectively 'work from home' may often mean 'work as productively at 7pm as at 2pm'. Working from an office often (not always) implies synchronous work with others, which often is tied to th
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by lowercased 2y ago
> But surely an employer has at least some legitimate right to try to ensure that their employees are doing the job they pay them for Some work might be harder to quantify, but... for a lot of work, there's deadlines. If you need t
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by lowercased 2y ago
"Knowledge work"? Is that the label?
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by lowercased 2y ago
I started CBD that had THC in it a couple years back. At first I noticed a great ability to get to sleep. It was fantastic. I've often had trouble getting to sleep (going back...decades). But I did notice over time I had far fewe
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by lowercased 2y ago
Interesting. Every recruiter on linkedin will swear blind that technology doesn't work like that, and they have to manually sort through and review hundreds of applications, and ATS don't just blindly trash/delete applicatio

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