paradox460

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by paradox460 3mo ago
Bothers the snot out of me that I'm told by my irrigation water company that I have to cut back and have a brown yard, meanwhile I drive past perfectly lush green golf courses, with sprinklers dumping more water in 1 hour than I use al
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Just use jujitsu with the filesystem watcher snapshot enabled
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by paradox460 3mo ago
https://every-door.app is my favorite for light-weight POI editing. You can blast through an entire shopping mall very quickly
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by paradox460 3mo ago
The impact he had was substantial, but I don't rank him above Twain or Steinbeck. Aside, I do find it amusing when I go read old sf, like the ship who sang, and they mention"dylanists" as a serious movement
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by paradox460 3mo ago
I used it recently to explore a few placements of a pool and glass building on my property. It's not authoritative, by any means, but it did answer some questions And at this level it's barely any different than an architectural r
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Twain or Steinbeck. I'd say anyone else is folly
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by paradox460 3mo ago
I run it on fly.io quite well https://pdx.su/blog/2024-07-08-running-a-minecraft-server-on...
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Have you tried resolve's 3d editing?
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Even that's a stretch. Without Dieter Rams Braun designs, he likely wouldn't have anything
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by paradox460 3mo ago
People don't seem to remember, but the finder used to be spatial. You'd open a folder, and a new window would pop up atop your old one. We can still do this, but thankfully the ui paradigm seems to have advanced to the point that
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Hazel, the folder watch automation tool, also supports this
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by paradox460 3mo ago
While the layoff was inconvenient, yes, it's put me in a better place at a better company. I was stagnant at my old one and starting to hate my work I used to laugh at the king of the hill joke "Why would anyone do drugs when you
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by paradox460 3mo ago
There's something strong to be said about it, and not in a mean way When I was laid off a couple months ago, the first thing I did was go out and mow my lawn. One hour of simple, clean labor, with clear progress, goals, and solitude. I
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by paradox460 3mo ago
The kind the man who drives the snowplow drives?
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Buckets and pallets if you want more
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by paradox460 3mo ago
You have control over how the connections work and what they do, rather than just relying on the VPN exit server routing to get you to the right place. With things like a fly machine or whatever, you might even be able to run it for free
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Advisor is such a killer hidden feature
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Instead of a VPN, might I suggest running litellm proxy on a server in the US and connecting to that
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by paradox460 3mo ago
My benchmark is ripping tailwind out of a few year old elixir Phoenix liveview app, and replacing it with component level scoped styles It's a good and complex task, that requires touching the build system, most components, the stylesh
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Pretty decent, comparable with some older opus models, and fairly cheap per token
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Xbox used to have remote play together, via mixer. You could allow any viewer to play along side you, from the browser. Microsoft killed it
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by paradox460 3mo ago
This is one reason I really like the ttsr feature of oh-my-pi. You can set up rules that watch output, and when the ai does something you don't want, they immediately fire and interrupt it and tell it not to do that A great example, an
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Google maps basically reinvented how people think about Internet maps
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by paradox460 3mo ago
Except when it comes to image models. Imagine is extremely good and extremely cheap. I've been using it to generate book covers for ebooks (old novel short stories that never had a cover, for example) and it's phenomenal. Each cov
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by paradox460 3mo ago
We're speed running HAL 9000
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by paradox460 3mo ago
In my experience it spends a lot more tokens to do things. I wrote a tiny extension for omp that counts the number of "Actually" in the response, and if it exceeds a threshold stops execution and waits for me to tell it what to do
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by paradox460 3mo ago
"You're looking at it wrong"
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by paradox460 4mo ago
Loads of ed sheeran in the training data?
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by paradox460 4mo ago
I've been talking to a few companies lately, and one just keeps stringing it along, having me talk to manager after manager. It's been 6 weeks, and still no end in sight
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by paradox460 4mo ago
They never added support for any other verbs, but it's a brave new world, so who knows

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