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by sebazzz 2y ago
The LLM also tends to do a good bit of the integrations of the code in your codebase. With SO you need to do it yourself, so you at least need to understand the outer boundary of the code. And on StackOverflow it often has undergone some fo
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Yes they stop the stream at some point and the viewer must pay crypto to continue the stream.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Was cross compilation not an option?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> With microservices, each team becomes responsible for one part, and (as long as they keep their SLAs) they can't break each other's code. Well, they still can and do break someone else's code. It is just breaking someone
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I also was discussing this with my colleague. This looks more like an ULA stream than a SpaceX stream. Bad telemetry, imperial instead of metric units, almost no cameras and the cameras that were shown were potato quality, planned holds, al
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Its pretty ironic though. Last few years were focused on reducing CO2 output by reducing power usage etc. Now with all the AI hype we suddenly don't hear so much about that.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Max out of pocket in The Netherlands at least is 385 euro. That's it.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
That is because we have an economy reliant on growth. That has to come somewhere, either us - or worker immigration and having a baby factory elsewhere in the world.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
There is nothing preventing anyone from bringing a lunch box with them to work?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> That leaves 50% who don’t really know much beyond a few LeetCode puzzles and have no real grasp of what they’re copying and pasting. Who likely wouldn't have a job if it weren't for LLMs.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
For Dutch it is fine really. No issues.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> Are there 3rd party remotes for these TVs? Or is the problem that there is not even a general "pause" command now At least on my LG C1 my old Logitech Harmony still does a good job. Note though that the native remote uses Blu
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> Its own answers, with feedback about whether the answers seem to have worked. Unless the feedback from the failing code review is piped back into the model it will still repeat the same garbage.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Along all the creators there are only a few making a good buck with the rest scrambling for a few dollars.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
It just gives the appearance of checks and balances - and that is exactly its purpose.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Starships model seems to hinge on being able to catch the booster every time and the second stage most of the time. I’m not sure if this is a Tesla Model 3, or a Cybertruck.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Would have been cool if you could connect it to a local running Ollama instance. You metnion GCP Vertex AI, is that something like MS Copilot Studio?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
No, I expect the encryption key is probably stored in an efivar.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> So if someone steals you machine with an encrypted hard drive they need to...just turn it on? That can't be right, but at the same time I have no idea how this particular attack is defeated. Yes, but the idea is that from the logi
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I do occasionally run into stability issues, especially with 3D games. The emulation is not 100% perfect.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I have something similar with my webcam, which is connected to my Samsung monitor usb hub, which is connected to a usb-c dongle, which is connected to my work laptop. If my laptop crashes during a Microsoft Teams call, possibly due to the w
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by sebazzz 2y ago
My wife uses blood pressure medication to prevent migraines. It has been very succesful.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
That is easy talking from Brave as long as it is still a config flag, then after a compile-time flag. Once the internal APIs for MV2 or where MV2 get removed or changed it becomes very difficult to maintain. Never mind the possible securit
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> What makes Kotlin such a strong choice for many orgs today is its batteries-included multiplatform capability. We are able to write data models, validation logic, business logic, etc just once and compile to JVM, WASM, and native targe
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by sebazzz 2y ago
C is exactly at the right level. More high level and human readable than bare assembly, yet without the complexity and abstractions of Rust or C++ or opaqueness of Python.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
It is actually quite common for some mice because logitech uses the wrong switches for a 3.3v logic level mouse.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Bruce Dawson has a blog post about Corsair. Apparently their processes constantly leak handles.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
In some cases it is useful, like in Excel where it can generate formulas or describe an approach to a problem. Not different than GH Copilot. The same for MS Power Automate editor AI assistent. But in other cases like Word or Outlook it is
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by sebazzz 2y ago
OpenSCAD is almost akin to writing assembly. So many things you would expect like in a higher-level language (FreeCAD, Fusion) are missing (like fillets and things like that). You onle have primitives and primitive operations to work with.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Would be cool if it had applet support. There used to be a very cool physics website, with all concepts explained using simulations running in Java Applets. Lost forever.

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