shmoogy

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by shmoogy 3y ago
I'm the opposite, I could probably get away with like 50-100 mile battery, but want 200-500 for random things that I might need in a few years. My current needs are not the absolute decision maker for a car due to how long I intend to
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Enhanced cpc is a lot more than 15%, but they was my original thought as well
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Works for me https://chat.openai.com/share/ccc08770-e72c-4a52-8058-b3e12c...
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I can't answer most of your questions - but - On low power mode you lose 120hz, it shifts to 60 - which makes things seem very sluggish once you're used to it.
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I got an email about some kind of generative ai and chat bot that was rolling out in the ads platform, but I still don't see it on any of our accounts. Responsive search ads are not generative ai
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by shmoogy 3y ago
This is what made me start taking notes and saving snippets in Obsidian. The number of times I googled something I struggled with and found a Reddit or other post (from myself) where I edited in my answer after getting no help was ... inte
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by shmoogy 3y ago
SDXL and older models are quite good. It's not yet very user friendly but will get there.
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by shmoogy 3y ago
How do you autoclick through verification emails ?
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Are you against Userscripts to "fix" this? https://github.com/MostlyEmre/hn-anti-paywall I have this setup on my iPhone and iPad, and it works fine to see paywalls and get links to archive so I can view them.
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I've been using it heavily for the last week - hopefully it doesn't become enterprise only... it's very convenient to pass it some examples and generate and test functions. And it does seem "better" than standard 4
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Not open source, but I had my work buy me a license for: https://mountainduck.io/ and I quite like it
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Dedicated can be an issue unless you have sufficient volume, unless I've been mislead in the past.
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Immich is quite good but in its infancy - I paused my containers, filed a bug report on the discord, and set a reminder for September because the iOS app kept crashing while uploading. If they keep focused on it - should definitely be a top
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I think they don't have people onboard that know how to theory-craft and actually understand the interactions of multiplicative damage bonuses. The power levels of players were too strong and they did a bunch of nerfing in a game that
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I was very interested in the embed functionality but yeah I can't pay that much per user
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I don't think so - solidifying yourself as the first / best app in the new ecosystem can be absolutely worth it. Until Apple takes your app and includes it as a native functionality like those journal apps that are done come iOS
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by shmoogy 3y ago
You can do this on iPhone so I strongly assume you can on android too. For iOS you can use Userscripts or Stay or other apps/extensions and they can import greasemonkey scripts to auto load on specific domains. I never thought about
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by shmoogy 3y ago
iOS 17 supports pwa notifications, so it's pretty much exclusively ads at this point
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I think things you don't need help with are exactly the good case where it shines. You give it some context, and get back working (or close to it) code - make any modifications necessary and ask it to generate unit tests. It's ea
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I'm sorry, are you calling the Apple Watch, a $70 billion annual revenue sector of their business a failure? It's hard to tell at this point if this will be a success - even with their financing options, $3500 is a big price, espe
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by shmoogy 3y ago
ChatGPT4 feels (is?) typically faster, and the results feel ... above 3.5 turbo but below what 4 was. The API seems exactly the same to me, but you cant do an apples to apples test due to variance between replies. I dont really doubt they
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I'm a huge proponent for generative AI, and this seems very interesting - especially with support for plugins - but a lot of the use cases for this kind of thing (specifically OS level integration) is still very fuzzy for me. I see val
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by shmoogy 3y ago
That was funny to me. I had to raise my spend limit twice and submitting the form results in a message - something like "we will review your request within 24-48 hours". It's a fully(?) manual queue for a company I'm try
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Thank you for posting this. I've started out some MVPs using vector DBs (testing pinecone and supabase with pgvector) and finding a lot of things that are not obvious to me.
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by shmoogy 3y ago
It's "good" for everything on the go if you can handle the bulk of it folded. I've got an iPhone 14 pro and a Galaxy fold 3. It's roughly the size of an iPad mini when unfolded and is my favorite form factor. Sma
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Isn't the issue that things fall out of context and then it starts hallucinating a lot more ? Sometimes it helps to just start a new prompt
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by shmoogy 3y ago
It helps me to create thoughtful docstrings and comments which directs the copilot to much stronger completions
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by shmoogy 3y ago
I use spotinst and spot instances have been noticeably more expensive the past two months :(
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by shmoogy 3y ago
This looks interesting. We use Convey APIs to connect to LTL carriers, and I built integrations for our system to connect to FreightClub, Standard Logistics, Convey, UPS, and FedEx. I love seeing more options in this segment.
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by shmoogy 3y ago
Have you tried phind.com ? It scrapes sites so it can get additional context

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