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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Absolutely yes. Maybe there are male game characters like that, but I clearly don't remember them. Do you have any examples? You can be snarky by the way. She is not snarky. She's just superior to the "dumb plebs" and wh
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
It looks beautiful, but I tortured myself through zero dawn and then dropped forbidden West an hour in. The story is dumb, the dialogues are a nightmare and I feel like the more they try to paint the female protagonist as some kind of stron
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Do they? I'm sure they run something, but I'm not sure they're the ones telling Pichai constantly which services to cut. To launch Stadia, to kill Stadia, to get Pichais buddy to take over Google Pay, to fire Pichais buddy wh
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Twitter was managed well before? They were burning money on useless people like no tomorrow, hardly rolled out any new useful features and spent all their time policing the platform. Whatever Musk is it's certainly not worse off then b
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Location: Taiwan, France, Canada Speaking: English, German, French, Farsi fluently / Chinese on an advanced conversational level Also understanding basic Japanese(would probably get back to being fluent in a few months time) and Spanis
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
org-ai does and was recommended here before[1]. The readme mentions the differences: org-assistant.el and org-ai.el org-ai.el is focused more on runtime interaction with AI org-assistant.el is focused more on reproducible sess
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
technically those two are not mutually exclusive
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
I actually think you've put your finger on the actual problem. Sometimes these obsessions lead to success, because obsession and persistence can be the same. But let's take the last year, sanctions policies that lead them to trade
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I got user support from Google once. It ended up being worse than before.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
German bureaucracy always reminds me of the 12 tasks of Asterix and Obelix(you can find the whole episode in english on youtube). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CXAOiaX9CA
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I find this discussion absurd. Here's a paper that most people have not read and then add their own subjective anecdote to it to confirm their personal opinion. Has anyone bothered to look at the tests that determine cognitive ability
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
$92 billion? Kinda reminds me of another country with a real estate bubble a short while ago. Wonder what will happen to all these Ponzi schemes all over the world in the coming depressed climate.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I used to bring OpenWRT routers everywhere I go. But if you worry about performance I'd actually recommend you get a router that's supported by AsusWRT Merlin. I've had a lot of WIFI performance and range issues with cheaper
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I mean it's a matter of preference, I personally find vimscript a lot more readable for vim configuration. Maybe not for more advanced stuff, I don't know, but how is the following: vim.keymap.set("n", "K", vim
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Where's that stereotype from? I always thought this is a basic cultural difference between people from Germanic countries vs. North America.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I think this is more an anecdote than anything else. My wife leaves all sorts of stuff open, and it's really because she's not paying attention, i.e. most of the time she's not fully present. I'm glad to have read this,
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
They had to, we hired them. But it's more interesting that the leadership was really upset at having to tell them to change plans. After the changes to the construction project they heavily limited what information I have access to. Fu
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
This seems like a common problem not just in construction but in all parts of society. It very likely that plenty of engineers looked at the design of this and said that it doesn't work this way and that they were silenced along the wa
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
> LLMs take so much engineering effort, research, and compute that it's unlikely there will be good open source alternatives in the near future. Right now your only real option is OpenAI (or maybe Anthropic) and that seems unlikely
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I got my wife to upgrade to an M1. I still have a haswell i7 and responsiveness of on a different scale. But to be fair, I had to use a ROG zen machine while my Lenovo was in repair and it felt close in responsiveness.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I've used dozens of platforms, distributed job queues and pipelining tools, including airflow, pachyderm and a bunch of others. most of them turned out to be more effort that it was worth and designed around a very specific use case. S
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Location: Taiwan, France, Canada Remote: yes, preferred Willing to relocate: mostly no, but negotiable Technologies: Anything from integrated circuit testing, firmware reversing, video streaming, ML pipelines, DevOps, to CTO for government
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
This very much looks like it's a deal that UBS did not in fact want and was pushed upon them and as a result they got a lot of things they did NOT want and that puts them into a weaker financial position.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I didn't use to like the guy and I'm neutral now, but I could return the same question to you that you asked the guy you're responding to. Why are you so determined to carry water for people that dislike Elon who don't k
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
What's wrong with cash grabs? That said, I don't get the platforms worth. Can someone explain it to me? What's a use case for this?
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Taiwans Mediatek: US bans good for China(theregister.com)
2 points by rjzzleep 4y ago|0 comments
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
I'm more confused at how Biden became president after that, and how most of the cabinet from the Obama era is now Bidens cabinet. At least in all the warmongering positions. He was after all the instrument of the Iraq war before Bush.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Maybe for the longterm, but short term?
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
Most don't. But many don't think that they should reinvent web security and that is the key difference here.
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by rjzzleep 4y ago
To me the auth flow looks wrong. The CLI oauth would get act on your behalf, but the website to apply for access should not under any circumstance do that. Maybe it's just copy and pasted from somewhere, but it looks wrong to me regard

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