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by rozap 3y ago
Just playing around with it and the UI is really intuitive and snappy. Nice job!
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by rozap 3y ago
So this dumps the documents returned from the vector store into a prompt to the LLM. How does it work when there are many documents returned? What's the upper limit there?
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by rozap 3y ago
He describes it in the article. Honors math became opt-out rather than opt-in.
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by rozap 3y ago
I actually think the reputation of early Bosch FI systems being horrible is pretty overblown. I haven't had a hard time diagnosing L-jet issues (I haven't touched D-jet). It's pretty simple and while you can't plug a sca
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by rozap 3y ago
Google meet works fine on firefox. The GCP console is an affront to the web on any browser, though.
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by rozap 3y ago
Definitely they have shortcomings in Java but throwing the concept out entirely is a bummer. It creates a whole shadow type system where all bets are off.
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by rozap 3y ago
So is an ISP, no?
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by rozap 3y ago
At a previous job, we had "no meetings thursdays". It was great for a while, and then product management started scheduling meetings on thursdays "because it's the only time when everyone is free"
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by rozap 3y ago
It's tough to read as a lurker. The page keeps scrolling around and re-rendering. I think the "realtime" promise is pretty misguided.
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by rozap 3y ago
How is this any different from Kirkland brand stuff from Costco? They just happen to have a reasonably high bar because they're playing the long game. It's not the practice that you likely have an issue with, it's the individ
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by rozap 3y ago
That's exactly why the problem didn't reveal itself for a while :)
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by rozap 3y ago
Maybe it's expensive to generate the 403 for a private subreddit. A place I once worked had a 404 handler that was extremely expensive, but nobody noticed for a while because 404s are relatively rare. One time a vulnerability scanner t
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by rozap 3y ago
In dense urban cores, I think people (to the extent that they are able) can and will self select for what they prefer. IMO urban cores should be fairly hostile to cars, in order to maintain space efficiency and work well for the largest qua
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by rozap 3y ago
The car community is super big and diverse. I found my niche in budget endurance racing, since it's basically hacking on cars. There's really something for everyone. Good on you for organizing stuff. People get a lot out of it.
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by rozap 3y ago
No, I said it won't play out like that given the race to the bottom. My comment was from an idealistic pov, because the parent comment gave me the opportunity to choose two, and those are the two I would choose if I was king :)
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by rozap 3y ago
better wages, us jobs. easy. And don't replace your iPhone every year, because now it costs 50% more. Of course, walking back on the race to the bottom will be difficult. So I don't know how it plays out in the real world.
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by rozap 3y ago
I halfway agree, but I think at some point most people hit diminishing returns. I went from a regular job at a medium large company (though I didn't have 4 hours of meetings each day...) to a job where there are 4 people and none of th
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by rozap 3y ago
It's not hard to learn a new language. It is hard for a complete beginner to get hung up on all the warts of C++.
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by rozap 3y ago
You might not need a CDN
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by rozap 4y ago
The dude is superhuman. An absolute machine in terms of programming output. Very engaged with the community. And extremely patient with people who have wrong opinions :)
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by rozap 4y ago
heh true, edited post to maybe save someone some sparks.
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by rozap 4y ago
It's fairly straightforward if the car is unmodified, as everything should be fused. Multi-meter between positive terminal and positive lead and pulling each fuse to see when the drop goes away will isolate the circuit. Then you'v
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by rozap 4y ago
Seriously. It's so much easier to ditch all the half baked and buggy JS ecosystem abstractions and tooling and just deal in html.
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by rozap 4y ago
Did this improve your times? I have a g29 and could do the mod or get upgraded everything. But, as with real racing I'm reluctant to spend the money to gain a few tenths when I could gain seconds by just sharpening my skills.
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by rozap 4y ago
Every time a crazy workaround for node.js's shortcomings arises I think about how hardware engineers must feel. Your magnum opus is giving people 2, 4, even 16 core supercomputers and then the software engineers come along and start us
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by rozap 4y ago
A bank run powered by memes. We truly live in a world.
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by rozap 4y ago
[the year is 2028] Dear Valued Customers, As CEO, I wanted to take a moment to update you on a change to our pricing model. Moving forward, there will be a cost increase for each new function that you write and deploy, as well as an additio
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by rozap 4y ago
Funny, we moved just outside Lacey. Honestly we made do with LTE for a year and survived just fine, it didn't impact work much. So I have no regrets, but am still upset at Comcast for blatantly lying the the fcc.
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by rozap 4y ago
Same, comcast offered me a quote for around $250k. I'll just check the couch cushions... There was a comcast truck driving down the street a while back (before we had starlink) and I literally chased him down and asked if they were in
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by rozap 4y ago
This is so frustrating. We bought a house out in the sticks once it became WFH forever, thinking there was service because of the FCC's map which said there was Comcast and CenturyLink broadband. When we moved in and I called them, Com

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