nirav72

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by nirav72 3y ago
Are the kenyan's really going to rise up like the Freman? Most likely not. If anything, they'll be used for cheap labor when the next new thing comes along.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Not sure how I'm contradictory. If you're a permanent resident, therefore you have a green card. That is a form of documentation you have to show at the CBP counter before they determine if you're lawful alien or U.S citizen.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Are you a U.S citizen or permanent resident? If not, then the CBP has more flexibility on who they detain.
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by nirav72 3y ago
I'm assuming you're using some secondary extension for the dark mode shown in the video? One suggestion - can you make it so the splitter bar allows resizing from the right or left?
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by nirav72 3y ago
Hangfire was definitely a game changer in the .net world back in the day. One of the most difficult things to do in .net before .net core was long running backgrounds jobs from asp.net & IIS without the apppool prematurely killing it.
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by nirav72 3y ago
They're about to start an ad campaign. There is a video of the first TV ad floating around. So remains to be seen if it changes anything.
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by nirav72 3y ago
>consumer grade router, which support vanilla wireguard. See if your consumer grade router supports flashing OpenWRT. It supports Wireguard.
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by nirav72 3y ago
>makes it general and "intelligent" Isn't intelligent a matter of perspective? Most people that are critical of GPT-4 wonder if it ever produces anything novel. Since its been trained on existing text created by humans. S
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by nirav72 3y ago
Is there a performance chart comparing last gen (30xx series) to current gen? Specifically current and last gen mid-tier cards ?
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by nirav72 3y ago
So one possible use case. At least for me and other people that want quick access to a terminal without having to fire up a notebook or pc.
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by nirav72 3y ago
The refresh rate for that epaper screen is better than I thought it would be. Might not be a bad device for quick admin work for the homelab. Will it work with a pi zero 2 and how is this type of screen under lowlight conditions?
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by nirav72 3y ago
There have been reports of people now running Tears of the Kingdom at 4k/60 fps. Of course, that's on a PC. Here's one article talking about it : https://www.dsogaming.com/news/nintendo-switch-emulator-y
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by nirav72 3y ago
Any version of windows on a small screen is a bad idea. I had couple of windows mobile devices back in the day. (Early 2000s). Then a htc phone with windows mobile (2004) Really clunky. Microsoft should’ve realized then that windows sh
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by nirav72 3y ago
>- Salesforce API I've used it to write unit test methods for Salesforce apex classes & triggers. For the most part, the unit test code it spits out is actually decent. Occasionally I'll have to clean it up a bit or make mi
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by nirav72 3y ago
Awesome. I'll give it a go. thank you.
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by nirav72 3y ago
This looks interesting. Any plans to put this in a container?
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by nirav72 3y ago
Yeah. Especially after the popularity of the MS Office ribbon when it was first introduced in the mid-2000s - I'm surprised Microsoft didn't add it to their other products. Mainly their flagship dev IDE.
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by nirav72 3y ago
This is what I got using your prompt. >The word "COCOLOCO" doesn't have a specific meaning in the English language, as it's likely a made-up or fictional word. However, it is common for people to use nonsensical words
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by nirav72 3y ago
What's even more surprising is that Google has spent almost 2 decades collecting text, image, geospatial and video data. You'd think they would be ahead of everyone in this space. With all they've spent on research - they&#x
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by nirav72 3y ago
>They’re playing catch-up, it’s boring. yeah, doing pretty bad at that. I just tried out Bard by asking it a question on an almost 10 year old .net library for interacting with a popular CRM platform's API. It came back with: &quo
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by nirav72 3y ago
I'm betting people are going to be screaming at the chatbot thinking its a real person on the other end. This gives me the whole Carls Jr vibe from the movie Idiocracy.
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by nirav72 3y ago
I’ve always found the msdn documentation to be excellent. Although sometimes finding stuff can be overwhelming.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Was it with gpt 3.5 or 4?
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by nirav72 3y ago
Do you have any security cameras configured in Home assistant showing a live feed? Reason I'm asking - it seems that CF has some clauses in their TOS that forbids anything but static content. So audio/video stream is a no-no. I&#
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by nirav72 3y ago
Wireguard has a dead simple onboarding process as well. For users you want to grant access - providing a QR code and them installing the wireguard client app on their mobile device is all that is needed. Also wireguard server itself is a
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by nirav72 3y ago
There was some indication recently that OpenAI was spending over $500k/day to keep it running. Not sure how long thats going to last. AGI is still a pipe dream. Sooner or later , they’re going to have to make money.
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The difference is that people have been fed a constant diet of AI will rise up and destroy humanity for decades now in popular media.
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by nirav72 3y ago
Yes - you're absolutely right. Eventually I'm going to see degradation in capacity. Fortunately, the tablet is a Amazon fire 10 tablet (rooted) and relatively cheap to replace. I paid $100 for it 3 years ago.
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by nirav72 3y ago
That’s basically what I did for a android tablet mounted to a wall for home assistant control panel. Had a shelly smart plug that could be controlled via a simple http get request. I used tasker to monitor the charge state. When it reach
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by nirav72 3y ago
I just got done reading Critical Mass by Daniel Suarez. The technology described and used in near future story of the book is based around this concept. Except in the book, they use it to power mass drivers to shoot cylinders of lunar regol

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