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by shrimpx 4y ago
It's ironic to think that VCs, who enable a company to start and build, are ultimately invested in its demise.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
> Sales: The buyer is not the user. The buyer (playing golf with a sales rep) doesn't give a damn about the actual productivity of what he is buying. This is the crux of why enterprise software sucks: the user is not the buyer.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
$15 million to “study”. Doesn’t sound like anything salient but maybe a step forward.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
I agree that the stack trace error messages are weird. That aspect feels uncharacteristically hacky for an otherwise pretty polished tool.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
I like poetry for its simplicity but I can’t tell how “official” it is in the python ecosystem. I hope it doesn’t die out. I think it’s the simplest possible way to maintain deps and publish to PyPI if you don’t have any weird edge cases.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Btw that's the kind of perf I see on my M1, but I keep seeing "0.00G VRAM used" for each generation. I wonder what that's about. In Activity Monitor I do see the GPU being used.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Thank you for adding practical sanity to this thread.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Thanks. I've seen it at a glance but haven't tried to generate with it. I'll look into it.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Hi {recruiter_name or ""}, This should be Hi{" " + recruiter_name or ""},
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by shrimpx 4y ago
AI won't have a meaningful impact on studio artists. The art market values artist labor and persistence over a long time more than "cool visuals". When you invest in art, you're betting that the artist will keep going, l
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by shrimpx 4y ago
I've been generating thousands of images with Stable Diffusion and my overall take is this is super primitive tech and it's unclear if/when there will be major breakthroughs in terms of "mainstream" use cases or gen
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Or rename themselves OpaqueAI.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Is PromptBase basically useless now?
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by shrimpx 4y ago
That’s awesome, thanks for sharing!
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by shrimpx 4y ago
> People with managerial backgrounds have....what? Nothing really. Reminds me of “What would you say you do here?” https://youtu.be/m4OvQIGDg4I
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by shrimpx 4y ago
They should make an exception for low volume/infrequent users. Yes free-tier power users should get incentive to level up. But if you have a slack with your spouse for house ideas where you post a few times a year, I think this is the
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Well, it’s either echo chamber or garbage. Some nuance would be nice.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
I wonder why the person decided 7k was not worth the lawsuit. Their legal counsel told them it was hopeless to win anything?
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by shrimpx 4y ago
The OP isn’t talking about finding someone to work on their idea. They want to meet someone like-minded to start a company.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Isn't Seacliff where Jack Dorsey bought his $30M properties?
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by shrimpx 4y ago
For me, the “ageism” trope hasn’t aged well. When I was in my 20s, the idea that I’d still be an engineer in my 40s seemed unlikely — with how fast things were changing. But the pace of change has slowed, and now 40-something engineers with
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by shrimpx 4y ago
No, I think it’s more like “I’m trying to connect to this Bitcoin tracker with your library and it doesn’t work, help pls”
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Your dismissal of the author is unwarranted. You can do you want you suggest, but it's an operational pain in the ass. You need to maintain two files, the actual requirements.txt and the `pip freeze` one that locks the environment. And
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by shrimpx 4y ago
> Pretty sure you can use == in requirements.txt You can, but one of those packages that you depend on will have a loose version spec for one of its dependencies, making your `pip install -r requirements.txt` non-deterministic. Poetry
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by shrimpx 4y ago
I’m pretty sure that’s a wax figure or a painted wood sculpture.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
It definitely doesn't buy you performance. But I thought you were asking if it's possible, or how difficult it is. A use case might be if you have an existing architecture of N processes and want to collect stuff from them in a ce
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by shrimpx 4y ago
A core problem IMO is that justices are appointed politically. There's an assumption that politicians and their parties will appoint unbiased justices, presumably out of the goodness of their heart and respect for norms... That assumpt
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Yes good point.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Why is gitea hosted on GitHub? That seems ironic.
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by shrimpx 4y ago
Also the UI sucked. I never looked forward to using it.

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