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by nisegami 1y ago
My company's system admins don't know how to do that unfortunately.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Maybe my understanding of one or more concepts involves is wrong, but that "more segfaults" bit confuses me. Shouldn't the rust compiler prevent code that can segfault from compiling? Unless there was a lot of unsafe blocks i
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by nisegami 1y ago
I am literally describing my life in a capitalist society....
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by nisegami 1y ago
My butt needs to be in this chair 8 hours a day. Whether it takes me 20 hours to do a task or 2 doesn't really matter.
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by nisegami 1y ago
One step closer to fully closing the loop on using LLMs to automate white collar work.
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by nisegami 1y ago
There's a difference between a thing that a person does (usually once) and something that a person _is_.
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by nisegami 1y ago
As a student I had to provide my social media passwords to CBP during a secondary screening. This was ~7 years ago. Stuff like this has been a thing for a while.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Chinese EVs start at like $300k in my country, which is roughly $44k USD. Local dealers are unbelievably greedy.
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by nisegami 1y ago
We use an outdated on-premise version of Azure DevOps (nee. Team Foundation Server) for our sorry excuse of task management. We also use some horrible plugin for time tracking so our bosses can be sure we're keeping the seat warm for t
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by nisegami 1y ago
It isn't hard to see why. I had a really hard time wrapping my head around why MCP was necessary and useful but I tried using* one recently and it's remarkable how big the gap between just being able to reply and being able to int
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by nisegami 1y ago
There's a lot of reasons those people could be right. - reliability of service - route options, route frequency - smaller things like maintenance/standards of vehicles
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by nisegami 1y ago
I'm so excited. I don't have any particular end state in mind, but I really want to see what the machine god will be like.
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by nisegami 1y ago
>your grandparents probably read for entertainment instead of tiktok I'm not actually sure my grandparents were able to read, let alone for entertainment. Not in the US fwiw.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Same. But I personally find it a lot easier to do those bits at the end than to begin from a blank file/function, so it's a good match for me.
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by nisegami 1y ago
GP is just quoting the readme, they aren't the author. My 2 cents: >I guess for me the questions is, at what point do you feel it would be reasonable to this without the experts involved in your case? No sooner and no later than we
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by nisegami 1y ago
I don't think they would have a choice. In a scheme like this, publishers would lock it down so they can sell it to you again. Perhaps even only allow a particular book to be read.
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by nisegami 1y ago
>For other countries USD is something they have to work for or sell something to acquire it. If they screw up they may end up in crisis being unable to obtain USD. Right on the mark. This is happening to my country and it's an exist
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by nisegami 1y ago
Those teachers are admirable, but their actions are more of a 'nice to have' than the primary objective of the system.
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by nisegami 1y ago
Wow, I would not have expected frontier models to be caught on something like this but I tried it and they absolutely do. I don't really have a great explanation for why they might have such a hard time with this either. I even tried v
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by nisegami 1y ago
There was a 5 minute period after that ruling was published that I really hoped Joe would take the ruling to its logical conclusion, much as you did.
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by nisegami 2y ago
Just dropping by to say that I love my kitty friend.
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by nisegami 2y ago
Considering that several key breakthroughs happened at Google that made GPT-style LLMs possible (e.g. Attention is all you need paper), it's more like they took a long smoke break than showed up late.
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by nisegami 2y ago
No, I have sensory issues related to toothpaste.
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by nisegami 2y ago
I'm sending this to everyone who mocked me for cutting toothpaste out (but still brushing like normal).
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by nisegami 2y ago
As long as it generates ad impressions and clicks, sounds like everyone wins?
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by nisegami 2y ago
I think that the concern that AI will take away creative jobs is missing the forest for the trees. I want to write more about my thoughts on this but the gist of it is those jobs may become rarer, but that doesn't have to mean that c
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by nisegami 2y ago
Because Cloudflare's products are very good. The issues people have with Cloudflare are more philosophical and won't be resolved by building a better product. GP's concerns would best be rectified by dozens of commodity-like
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by nisegami 2y ago
I had a long response typed up with more personal data but the short of it is that yes, I am more hesitant to visit the US than I was in the past. I was already quite hesitant due to my experiences over the years (I did my undergrad in the
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by nisegami 2y ago
So it sounds like: 1. consuming aspartame triggers insulin release (unclear if this is novel information) 2. insulin release triggers inflammation that leads to atherosclerosis (they go into further detail on the mechanism here, which appea
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by nisegami 2y ago
Excel isn't 'good' at anything. It is passable at a great many things.

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