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by prometheon1 3y ago
withfig/autocomplete is also used by other projects, who might be in a position to fork if something happens. The ones I know of are: - https://github.com/microsoft/inshellisense - https://github.com&#x
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by prometheon1 3y ago
You don't even need Malloy if you use DuckDB, just a .parquet file or .csv file. https://duckdb.org/docs/data/overview
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by prometheon1 3y ago
Is it an argument from authority or an argument from experience?
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by prometheon1 3y ago
"We put a speed bump at the dangerous crossing to prevent accidents, but they made a car that has more suspension so that they can still cross it at almost the same speed."
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Intel Developer Cloud(intel.com)
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by prometheon1 3y ago
I'd imagine a complex game engine has some bugs or weird behaviours in specific conditions. If it can be proven that the closed source game has a lot of the same bugs/behaviours, that is likely enough to win a lawsuit.
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by prometheon1 3y ago
The situation seems to be documented in the server repo: https://github.com/streetwriters/notesnook-sync-server?tab=r...
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by prometheon1 3y ago
There was also "Fox issues DMCA takedown against the original YouTube clip it put into Family Guy": https://www.neowin.net/news/fox-issues-dmca-takedown-against...
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by prometheon1 3y ago
Just for fun I tested this as well and while GPT-3.5 was wrong, GPT-4 was correct
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by prometheon1 3y ago
Do you think everyone who learns things using ChatGPT does so by copy pasting? That's quite an assumption
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by prometheon1 3y ago
You could potentially go one step further and make Python classes that wrap the whole API automatically from the OpenAPI file: https://github.com/mom1/apiclient-pydantic-generator
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by prometheon1 3y ago
I'm not sure whether the problem is in the firefox runtime or in the way google optimizes for Chrome (and maybe even "accidentally" slows things down on firefox)
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by prometheon1 3y ago
In that case, is it even more similar to xonsh? https://xon.sh/
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by prometheon1 3y ago
It sounds like the number of instances needed fluctuates heavily, maybe max number of concurrent instances needed in a month is ~500 64GB instances while average could be ~100 instances?
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by prometheon1 3y ago
Are you saying we should not have motorcycle races? I agree that motorcyclists and runners should probably not compete in the same race, but there can be a competition where participants try to code the solution and another competition wher
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by prometheon1 3y ago
- Embrace the web with Internet Explorer. - Extend the web with CSS as an open standard. - Extinguish competition by being the main browser and not following the CSS standard. Still follows the recipe quite well in my opinion.
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by prometheon1 3y ago
Text to speech models like Whisper are getting good enough that screen readers would stand a chance. The video itself is still more difficult to caption, but the things that would be shared in video are probably being shared with screenshot
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by prometheon1 3y ago
Windows and Office are both mentioned as products that are leveraged to do EEE on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis... They are not extinguishing their own products, but using thei
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by prometheon1 3y ago
What we are seeing now could fit a timeline where Microsoft is doing EEE again, as well as a timeline where Microsoft is trying to change its ways. Building VSCode, LSP and Typescript could still prove to be the Embrace and Extend phase. Th
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by prometheon1 3y ago
I tried a few different android apps a few years ago and since then I'm a happy user of Keepass2Android.
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by prometheon1 3y ago
> When you train LLMs on the output of LLMs, it gets significantly worse. That is also quite an assumption, it could be that training on the output of better LLMs also reduces this worsening of output. There might even be a tipping point
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by prometheon1 3y ago
I knew I remembered this app, but almost couldn't find it. Was it this one? https://write.sonnet.io/
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by prometheon1 3y ago
Is the article not valuable without address the root of the problem? The author explains how he copes with the way organisations behave. Without this coping mechanism, he would be less happy and more angry. This coping mechanism could help
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by prometheon1 3y ago
If a bank allowed people to log in to their bank account and make transfers based on only email+password and someone stole money from a bunch of accounts, would the bank face any criminal liability? I don't know the answer, but I would
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by prometheon1 3y ago
The comment you are replying to mentions profiles (and links to their own blog about it). Do you mean the same feature or something different?
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by prometheon1 3y ago
I thought using your own runners for free in Gitlab was already an option before Github Actions even existed
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by prometheon1 3y ago
I mainly use my macbook m1 as my keyboard (also when connected to external screen) Before this I used a thinkpad as my keyboard
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by prometheon1 3y ago
This was exactly my line of thought when I got the Moonlander (except I thought Colemak). It has been gathering dust in my shelf for almost 2 years now.
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by prometheon1 3y ago
I am not sure whether my interpretation of REPL driven development is the same, but in VSCode I use "Python Interactive Window" a lot. I can run lines, .py files and cells (lines of code split by "#%%") in an interactive
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by prometheon1 3y ago
Thanks, will do!

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