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by ofrzeta 3y ago
> With Italian food, customers “don’t have an issue” with paying $22 for pasta al pomodoro, Lopez pointed out, even though the dish is relatively cheap to make I certainly do have an issue with paying $22 for noodles with tomato sauce ev
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
That totally sounds like LiMux in Munich. I hope they are more successfully than Munich who rolled back to Microsoft after a decade or so. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiMux
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Oh, ok. I expected a kind of techno-philosophical answer, I guess :) But according to the video linked above ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39909829 ) the intricacies of the "why does it work" are not really
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
If the title weren't editorialized from "OpenTelemetry Is Too Complicated, VictoriaMetrics Says" I wouldn't have clicked.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
That's a great talk, thanks. It was enlightening to learn about basic models and the fine-tuning for an assistant personality. It's also interesting that neither the function of the basic LLM nor its interaction with the assistant
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Programming questions for specific web frameworks or devops tools or how to use a tool like jq for a specific query.
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Ask HN: Why has ChatGPT a bias towards correctness?
2 points by ofrzeta 3y ago|8 comments
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
I am old, too, but for me the term "full stack" only showed up during the last decade or so, in connection with web programming, meaning "frontend and backend". I never heard anyone using it your way. Actually I think I
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Also Display List Interrupts: they made more colors per screen and other things possible. https://www.atariarchives.org/creativeatari/Display_List_Int... https://playermissile.com/dli_tutorial/ It
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Don't forget to add a test (written in Perl). It's not required by the actual task description but it might give you an edge over the other applicants.
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Open-Source 4WD AI Robot Kit Compatible with Raspberry Pi(linuxgizmos.com)
1 points by ofrzeta 3y ago|0 comments
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
I know it's considered security through obscurity but it still makes sense for me to run sshd on a different port. And so it might be a good idea to use a different port than 6443 for the Kubernetes API. It doesn't make anything m
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
They have a great code of conduct as well: "Don't be an ass!"
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
> ... issues with ... non-working suspend In 2020 I made it work for me with 'systemctl hybrid-sleep'. Audio worked most of the time, although sometimes I had problems with the Thinkpad plugged into an actual docking stations w
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
In Munich/Germany plans for a new airport (as a successor to München/Riem) started in the 60s. Construction started in 1980. The airport went into operation in 1992. Obviously the people in the Erdinger Moos didn't like the d
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Obviously the re-evaluation will show no positive effects on the black market because there's no legal way to buy your drugs (aside from home-grown or cannabis social clubs).
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
This doesn't make a lot of sense. Now you can legally carry 25 grams of weed (or 50 grams at home) while there is no legal way to obtain it. The only way is to grow your own with up to three plants (that must be kept in a closet so tha
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
"RS232 Jumper Box" https://www.radioparts.com.au/images/ProductImages/30577329.... I also have another RS232 device in the attic that shows the signals as LEDs. https://m.media-amazon.com&#x2F
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
> significantly increase the amount of work you need to do if you want ISO 27001 or similar cert Not true in my experience. We used a lot of "open source" software at work but that didn't matter in the certification. Maybe
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
On paper. As far as I know there are a myriad of ways to circumvent paying taxes. "In 2007, Jeff Bezos, then a multibillionaire and now the world’s richest man, did not pay a penny in federal income taxes." between 2014 and 2018,
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Now that you say it ... some professors stubbornly seem to stick to "Verklemmung" :) https://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/Studium/Bs/WS2021/V07-Verklemmu...
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
As a German I use browsers in English because when I have to google things it's much easier and you don't need to translate back and forth in your head. Also I prefer technical documentation such as on Microsoft's developer p
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
There's even documentation. Clicking on the (i) icon says "Place tiles on the grid to create a path for your marble". It would be so easy to just change it to "Place all tiles..."
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
> unintuitively the ball will take the left to the finish really that makes no sense, physically or in the universe of the game :)
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Spoiler alert: in puzzle #3 what properties does the "track switch" piece have that makes the sphere take the turn instead of going straight on its way back from the bouncer? Doesn't look very physically correct.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
From the article: "During our evaluation, we explored CockroachDB, TiDB, Spanner, and Vitess". Three of them are open source if I am not mistaken.
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Took me some minutes to find out: BIM is Building Information Model. EDIT: "building" as in "houses".
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
How do you install it?
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
It's not crap, though. I am using the exact config with an M1 and it's really quite usable, even for development. Also I have hundreds of tabs open. You can even watch movies because the speakers are so good - opposed to any PC la
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by ofrzeta 3y ago
Does it "know" what's "dangerous"?

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