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coming from express, I just took a look at the nestjs docs and I'm confused as to how this is supposed to be motivating to learn. Being 'opiniated' is not a positive, I dont want to memorize a new 'nestjs way of doing th
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Microfiber Cleaning Removes Pollutants That Air Purifiers Miss [video]
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Its not "Abortion" itself being censored, rather gray market indian pharmaceutical companies. There is a huge market of third world pharma producers who create anything from modafinil to viagra and sell these prescription-only dru
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I Was given the choice between diagnostics and hardware replacement, and decided to do the diagnostics first, which turned out nothing. Decided to reinstall the os and when that didnt fix I was sure it had to be something related to hardwar
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the difference is that before LLMs you had to use search to find answers to unknowns. The productivity boost of knowing everything immediately doesnt fundamentally change the work itself. I understand over reliance might become problematic
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They can be incredibly useful for many kinds of knowledge work. I've been much more productive using LLMs than before. I'm at the point where I dont know how I ever managed without.
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Similar thing happened to a AX102 I currently use, something related the network card which caused crashes. Thankfully hetzner support was helpful with replacement hardware. caused quite some grief but at least it was a good lesson in hardw
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Frontend work sounds like hell. You're telling me you updated YOUR code to work with the latest framework release? What was even new in that release? They seem to have no respect for peoples time or any consideration for longtermism or
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inherent value as a material assuming there is a market to sell it at, no? We were talking about your doomsday scenarios, no internet and all, which means there wont be a market. So yes, even if it "survives", its just a metal. No
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if you expect doomsday to come anytime soon, sure
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“the value would be mostly erased” implies that the price goes down to 0, which is alot more extreme than price fluctuation. Gold wouldnt survive your doomsday scenario either, if youre going that far to find the fault in bitcoin then you w
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Those "few big holders" havent created any of their own BTC, they just own a part of the 21 million BTC that can exist- if they sell, sure the price might fall, but its not debasement like with the USD where they just print more d
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> Claims to be interested in efficiency but wrote an entire essay about why they can't learn Vim because of their German keyboard layout Damn. Deepseek got me.
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Why do americans think china is like a hivemind controlled by an omnisicient Xi, making strategic moves to undermine them? Is it really that unlikely that a lab of genius engineers found a way to improve efficiency 10x?
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hardcoding tokens seems like script kiddie behaviour to be honest
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This notepad comes with a whole react framework, so take that as you will.
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Training on datasets like libgen is a "old-school" GPT-3 era method by now - you can just assume any major base models dataset includes a ton of pirated pdfs, really nothing new about this. Information wants to be free, and copyin
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You dont think AMD being competitive with Nvidia (3,37 trillion USD MC) would be "nearly 100B good"? Believe it or not the only reason thats not the case is good bug-free software. Thats what tinygrad is doing
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When the market cap rises, price of shares goes up? Do you know what a market cap is?
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"I estimate having software on par with NVDA would raise their market cap by 100B. Then you estimate what the chance it that @__tinygrad__ can close that gap, say it's 0.1%, probably a very low estimate when you see what we have
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git is not github, and its kind of funny that the best these guys could come up with for storing git repos of text files was using github. any competent dev could come up with a solution in an afternoon. using github at all tells you quite
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Would be a a buy signal if their actions (better drivers) show that they are seriously working on improving software. "This could be great _if_ you go through the trouble of doing it right!" is not persuasive, and any sane person
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It still doesnt make sense. If you remove vim mode from neovim you have... Nothing?
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Just to be clear, getting banned from a slack got you mad enough to spend weeks (?) arguing with some random guy over email about GDPR - all because you desperately need to know what was said about you in a groupchat? And then you write an
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Stupid people are the majority in most common groups of people and so this argument can basically be used against anyone, espeically politically. Also, there are countries besides the US. Americans sometimes forget that.
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I dont really see the issue here? Obviously the parents are the stable anchor in that situation, and the kids probably had a great time traveling and exploring the world with their parents. I would honestly prefer that compared to the usual
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For reference, 100 dollars a month gets you this bare metal server on hetzner: Intel® Core™ i9-13900, 64 GB DDR5 ECC, 2 x 1.92 TB ... Should be more than enough to handle 2 requests per minute, could probably handle 100x of that.
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Makes sense to me, looks better. writing html strings like that is annoying
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chemical imbalances are very real, its just that the cures dont actually help you alleviate those imbalances. On a intuitive level, it makes sense that any chemical that you introduce to your body (be it drugs, or even just food) creates an
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# process image to videos if modules.globals.nsfw == False: from modules.predicter import predict_video if predict_video(modules.globals.target_path): destroy()
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