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541.
by pests 2y ago
How are they both describing the remote procedures and parameters tho? In order for the LLM to use a tool it needs to know its name and arguments. There has to be some kind of spec, in some or format, for it to use. An existing Swagger&#x2F
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by pests 2y ago
Yeah, odd to learn. I remember dipping my toes into source control, playing around with CVS and SVN right around when git was originally announced and it felt so "modern" and "fresh" compared to these legacy systems I wa
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by pests 2y ago
It’s had that for I feel like. Close to a year tho, 6 months at least
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by pests 2y ago
Amazon did quite literally invent their respective industries - AWS and the cloud?
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by pests 2y ago
Better not pay them anything and they can go work in an even worse sweatshop, right? Or can hire some child labor in Florida since they already changed the laws there.
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by pests 2y ago
I have a friend who purchased some sketchy IPTV service for $100/year. Basically all the cable and premium channels from around the world. Navigating the channels are difficult as there are many duplicates or all the local channels aro
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by pests 2y ago
Were the quotes from the big companies also for a metal cap and not a poured cap?
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by pests 2y ago
Yes but its not one with "with a license or high capital investment" needed.
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by pests 2y ago
This was explained in the post. 1999 was when Intel released the Pentium 3 with SSE instructions, which caused the first major issue that had to overcome.
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by pests 2y ago
The law also says the extension can only happen if the divesture is in progress and steps are being taken, a vote by congress, etc.
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by pests 2y ago
I do agree and not trying to even comment on the current administration. Hasn't it always kind of been like that? Isn't marijuana illegal too?
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by pests 2y ago
#28 by DAU https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_social_platforms_with_... Barely even makes the list. TikTok at #4 would be much more influential.
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by pests 2y ago
How about a cleaning chemical packaged to look like fruit juice? Fabulous.
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by pests 2y ago
I used to joke with my buddy back when he first got his Tesla that we were driving around on "over 7000 vape batteries!", as that was the fad at the time and where most normal consumers recognized them.
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by pests 2y ago
The comments across threads today have been a bit more off-brand but I do find it fresh that its okay to joke and have a little fun once in awhile.
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by pests 2y ago
I use music too but it can't have too many vocals. I will start to pay attention and get distracted. Similar to how I can't fall asleep with a TV on, I'm still going to listen to it.
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by pests 2y ago
I do believe I've seen some plugs that do connect to some data source to do it automatically, but I'd rather not give plugs access to the internet haha. Our provider also gives advanced notice via text or email so its totally poss
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by pests 2y ago
I had discovered the windows net send command as a highschooler too. We mainly just messaged jokes back and forth. One student later decided to try the wildcard to send to everyone, just a simple "Hi". It went out over the entire
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by pests 2y ago
For your first point, you can see it in the videos they have embedded.
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by pests 2y ago
I'm on a time of use rate plan, most expensive from 11am-7pm. However they also have "Critical Peak Events" which increase the rate about 10x to over a $1/kwh that last up to 4 hours. Just saying it would be a bit more c
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by pests 2y ago
There was the third option. "consent or pay or go away." If you want to continue benefiting off others work for free, that's on you. The server didn't just send bytes to your browser, you asked your browser to do so.
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by pests 2y ago
Agreed. Should have mentioned it in this post or at least linked back to my source.
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by pests 2y ago
I have never been able to second screen, I just can't focus on my PC while listening to something. It's literally white noise to me. I do understand people do this though. When I do watch media seriously, I pay attention and keep
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by pests 2y ago
I do agree with you. This is an issue that I need to think more on before I decide my stance. My initial comment was my immediate reaction but I do agree this is a difficult and nuanced decision. Even reading the quotes you provided gave me
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by pests 2y ago
I don't even agree with their demo video. It shows the "hard" way of autogenerating settings/getters, toString, hash, etc. The end result was like an additional ~80 boilerplate lines. I have no problem keeping those line
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by pests 2y ago
I agree its extremely useful. I am just used to languages/frameworks that at least autogenerate the code. Maybe some inheritance to give you a place to make changes that wont be wiped.
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by pests 2y ago
It feels weird to me that functions exist without being in the source code.
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by pests 2y ago
Been a long time since I used Java. I checked out lombok since you mentioned it. Does it really just internally create all those methods without there being actual source code? It seems nice but really spooky-action-at-a-distance feeling. S
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by pests 2y ago
I have no issue with "consent or pay". They have to pay the bills somehow. The alternative to "consent or pay" is "pay". I'm really struggling to see how you feel its wrong. I am actually having difficulty
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by pests 2y ago
Us?

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