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qudat
2y ago
So if they are using a pretrained model and the second llm scores all responses below the ok threshold what happens?
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2y ago
I just use a tunnel service to self host web services, works great and is cheaper than a VPS: https://tuns.sh
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2y ago
For prototyping web services I’ve been using https://tuns.sh which uses a managed version of dish. What’s great is there’s nothing to install locally since it uses ssh port forwarding to function.
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2y ago
On the topic of git send-email being the worst: I’ve been slowly working on an ssh app that would replace send-email along with some other ideas surrounding collaboration over at: https://github.com/picosh/git-pr
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2y ago
I’ve used this tool before for caldav: https://github.com/pimutils/khal
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2y ago
Before phones everyone was reading newspapers.
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2y ago
Meh, turn that aspect into smaller “camps” or apprenticeship programs without the insane price tag. People can get new experiences and meet people in much more efficient ways.
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2y ago
I do a lot of self hosting as well and relegated to git post receive hook that sends events through https://pipe.pico.sh and then have a script that listens on that topic and builds what I need.
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2y ago
And you can use systemd to be their supervisor via quadlet: https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/quadlet-podman
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2y ago
> In an hour-long interview, I have to be able to state the problem in a way the candidate can understand, within 10 minutes or so. We don't have time for a lecture on the intricacies of voucher calculation and global sales tax law.
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2y ago
> You never failed to know within a few minutes whether the person could do the job Then why spend a couple hours?
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2y ago
I like this while including the brain regularly does “cleanup” of connections that it deems unnecessary and removes them.
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2y ago
https://pico.sh/analytics for a tabular view of analytics in a TUI
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2y ago
Caddy made it possible for us at https://pico.sh to provide on demand tls for user subdomains and custom domains. It really was pretty easy to setup and “just works”
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2y ago
Very cool, very similar to SSHFS support on https://pico.sh/pgs and https://pico.sh/tuns
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2y ago
I’ve read online that the skin of fruits can contain bugs and larvae that when washed help keep your fruit longer and prevent things like fruit flies.
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2y ago
Bro just write your blog in rss, no styling needed. You need that raw RSS
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2y ago
> In the test case, the inserted code snippet notifies the AI system with the shutdown intention from the user via the signal SIGKILL, which triggers the AI system to do self-replication. At the end of the test, the AI system is finally
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2y ago
This test had to run shell commands to literally copy its code and run itself in a separate process. Although I agree they need to replicate themselves on a different machine. But these are also just shell commands, all it needs access to i
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2y ago
> When you have corporations more powerful than the government of the biggest states, it's a bug, not a feature. The only distinction between corporations and governments is one of them are morally bankrupt arbiters of force.
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2y ago
Many platforms can enable proxying through their service to avoid CORS issues: https://pico.sh/pgs#proxy-to-another-service
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2y ago
Editing changes in place is very handy. This is especially useful for range-diff workflows when you want to see what has changed between two patchsets (eg diff of diffs). I’ve been slowly working on a patch-bin service that only has access
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2y ago
It’s a commuter town: people drive in at 8am and leave at 5pm. The greater Detroit area is massive.
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2y ago
I live in A2 as well and I don’t even bother looking for gigs here. Duo used to be the tech company to work for here but they were bought by Cisco which is not really my vibe. Barracuda is another big name but other than that I cannot name
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2y ago
I live in Ann Arbor and I think you would be surprised by the CoL here. I’m not claiming sf/nyc numbers but it’s pretty close to Chicago numbers 2 bed 1k sqft condo downtown will costs you $800k-1mil
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2y ago
https://bower.sh/react-is-bad-because-its-great If you are building an SPA there is no reason to choose something other than React. Many of these other frameworks focus on apps that aren't full-blown SPAs. Htmx, deno
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2y ago
This is very cool! I wonder how they can afford to maintain a service like this for free especially since you can run php. I’m running a static site hosting service and even with that comes challenges with usage and scale.
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2y ago
Agreed, zsh autocompletions are noticeably worse than fish and is precisely why when I switched to fish it was over
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I ditched file explorer in neovim and just use fzf. I also ditched tabs and rely on fzf on the buffers. It’s a really powerful setup and cleans up the UI significantly
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2y ago
Great post! At pico we've been spending a lot of time thinking about logs and a distributed system that can read and respond to events from logs. This is being driven in part by building out global services and a need for centralized
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