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3y ago
I use dictation in Google doc to write official docs. It's time saving and I'm pretty sure it's powered and improved by ai
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3y ago
Hugging face maybe.
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All the teams in the company (Indian) i(Indian) work at have migrated from node to Java. And same is being expected of our team as well. Java is really over prevalent in my circle. This leads to interviewers/companies expecting Java fl
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3y ago
Chatgpt Paper & pen Educative.io
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3y ago
I am also looking for the same like how is llm faring beyond chatgpt
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3y ago
Just perfect
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3y ago
Over discussion over mundane things .
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3y ago
Found it on hn just now https://pagedout.institute/?page=issues.php
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3y ago
Just curious why aren't groceries near by, are local shops also not available. Is it because of price of real estate for shop Or high labour cost with low margin
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3y ago
Right
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Though not a course Would highly recommend unmesh Joshi's https://martinfowler.com/articles/patterns-of-distributed-sy... To learn i tried adapting them in video lectures. https://youtube.com/playl
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I am trying to use them. Tried gpt4all with ggml Falcon but the performance in terms of result usefulness is rendering it not usable. I also tried private gpt by training my office document on the same gpt4all model but again no miraculous
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Can anyone please help with why sorting on smaller size int is faster than larger size int
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I use oathtool to generate totp and copy it with xclip or pbcopy. You can take back up of this bash script anyway you like
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3y ago
And very well and clearly written.
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3y ago
Thank you for such such such informative article jahfer!!
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I've been using jira-cmd for my personal use and i maintain it. It has saved me a lot of time like shortcut for transition, jira creation templates for default config when creating jira etc https://github.com/palashkuls
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3y ago
Farnham Street blogs as a pdf
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I bought it from friend. I am using it as a sync backup server running syncthing and I am running pi gallery 2 to serve images as a website for family viewing so that we my images don't remain stocked inside the hard disc and can be vi
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3y ago
I've done the same for slack
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4y ago
Been using gnucash and it's perfect no nonsense system for for me
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4y ago
Classic short term positive long term negative
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4y ago
From my father- cost of the thing is not how much it was bought for but it's replacement cost today !! Deep
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- jira-cmd (which I maintain) for managing jira at work - org mode for planning - plantuml for making personal diagrams - Emacs for text editing - gnucash for finance - ublock origin browser extension for zapping out certain css elements wh
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4y ago
Not opening for me
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4y ago
The sixth principle Farnham Street blogs
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Trap
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4y ago
Tried doing it in college second year with my friends, failed miserably , liked the logs flowing though
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4y ago
read amazing Books on systems(not programming related). It tells how things are related and impact one another The fifth principle by senge System primer by donnella meadows
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4y ago
Try https://fs.blog
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