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by ta988 3y ago
What LLMs are really good at is guessing from fuzziness which is something formal languages are usually bad at. I can often ask for things I don't know much about in the wrong way and it gets to a response that shows where I was wrong
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by ta988 3y ago
This is probably the most important thing I learned. Draw it down if it doesn't fit in your head. Keep your diagrams around, connect them, copy and paste them if they are made on a computer to make changes. Experiment.
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by ta988 3y ago
In thunderbird it was super easy for example. In mutt as well but required a tiny bit of initial setup (but then 0 maintenance).
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by ta988 3y ago
This is current requirements for Talon in Wayland https://github.com/splondike/wayland-accessibility-notes/blo... Getting there but they need a bit of help if anyone is looking to contribute to an accessibility pr
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by ta988 3y ago
I wish they had a real IMAP/SMTP support and not some kind of unreliable service you have to run locally that does a bridge. GPG key management is also a disaster. So they made it easy to communicate with others using proton fine, but
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by ta988 3y ago
This is a kind of experiment with no control. You have no idea how sick you would have been without it. I'm not taking garlic but some years I get sick, some others not. Self-experiments are usually extremely poor predictors of efficac
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by ta988 3y ago
No in vitro they are pretty much killing most of what they touch.
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by ta988 3y ago
This is one of the confusing idioms. I found that page that explains all but, anything but and everything but: https://jakubmarian.com/all-but-vs-anything-but-vs-everythin... A lot of native speakers tend to use them inapp
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by ta988 3y ago
Because then you get money from traditional banks which costs you a lot. VC money is free, especially if you fail. And the next time is always easier because they like people who failed "they learned something".
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by ta988 3y ago
But where are the calculations showing that the electricity, chemicals and equipment needs and their ecological cost are worth it Most of these places are producing herbs and salads which are low weight and low volume per consumer. And they
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by ta988 3y ago
Typical of a lot of VCs they have absolutely 0 idea how to judge a business plan. So they just gamble on people and companies that look interesting to them. This is one of the least efficient if you look at one company, but it injects so mu
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by ta988 3y ago
There is a brain drain because there are little to no opportunities if you are skilled and less skilled people keep trying to push you down the ladder. If you stop people from moving, they will grow discontent and will probably not be worki
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by ta988 3y ago
This is still the case and all the money is sucked by the management that is growing faster than the developers and just stratifies slowly. Another important point is the one of countries want to control a domain before even beeing big play
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by ta988 3y ago
This Snow Crash thing, is it a virus, a drug or a religion?
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by ta988 3y ago
This is something that should just have been made as a new function not replacing an existing one. That way users have a choice between speed when they know what register to use and help when they don't.
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by ta988 3y ago
And not leaving as fast as they are entering, a number that increases every year. That's just a non-news based on some random variations that's on a topic that can make some people emotional so they click...
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by ta988 3y ago
The module posted here as a way to avoid that where only runners requested by a job can be used by it (or idle runners if you have those)
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by ta988 3y ago
In our case we are talking about 2000s of cpus with a lot of bursting. So buying single boxes is not really doable.
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by ta988 3y ago
Interesting, the only issues we have had were when AWS didn't have enough capacity. And you can see that in the logs of the scale up lambda.
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Terraform module for scalable GitHub action runners on AWS(github.com)
120 points by ta988 3y ago|55 comments
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by ta988 3y ago
https://github.com/philips-labs/terraform-aws-github-runner This works extremely well. It just spins up spot (or normal) instances as needed.
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by ta988 3y ago
Don't worry they do and it sometimes just take a few well placed gifts to the right person to get a shift in your direction. Brussels is filled to the brim with lobbyists from all kind of companies or "trade associations". I
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by ta988 3y ago
That's the same as what Copilot does.
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by ta988 3y ago
And now we understand why they do that.
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by ta988 3y ago
I found about "Lying for Money" on your website a few months ago when you posted your CPU thing. Thanks that was totally worth a read. I recommend you "When Mckinsey comes to town" (the book) in a similar vein, that was
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by ta988 3y ago
That's mainly because any dramatic change feels like a change and they haven't seen the downsides yet. Some downsides take decades to develop with some diets. And the argument of "now I feel so much better" I have heard
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by ta988 3y ago
Those bioassays are also uterly unreliable and are done in conditions, especially concentrations that are nowhere near what happens in a human body.
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by ta988 3y ago
https://archive.is/oKsbi
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Ousted propaganda scholar accuses Harvard of bowing to Meta(washingtonpost.com)
503 points by ta988 3y ago|489 comments
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by ta988 3y ago
Firewire used to be really nice to do that as well.

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