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by tomcam 2y ago
I hear you! But it went from bumper to bumper traffic before the Olympics to a breezy 80mph drive during.
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by tomcam 2y ago
The 1984 Olympics there were expected to be a traffic disaster. Turned out that everyone stayed away because it was expected to be a traffic disaster. I had a 65 mile commute into Los Angeles at that time and it was a doddle.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Fantastic, thanks. Keeping this answer for reference.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Mid 60s. Microsoft 1996-2000 but ran my own business for 20 years after.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Thank you. That aligns with what I originally thought.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Oh! So the string itself is still on the heap? I assumed it was all on the stack.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Not sure why the downvotes? This is a sincere question.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Ha! Love Shite! > Nobody can fire the officially retired developer for doing this in 2024. Hey! You’re right! Lovely idea. I like the cut of your jib.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Wow! Can’t wait till the preview drops!
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by tomcam 2y ago
Officially retired. Managing the money I saved to retire on, which is more time-consuming and stressful than expected. Working on yet another static site generator but stymied by my terrible Git/GitHub skills. Studying historical Weste
851.
by tomcam 2y ago
I've been wondering something for ages. Where did you get the 24 byte number, and how does it compare in Unicode terms? That is, did you analyze a large corpus and determine that 24 bytes was right for the largest number of strings? An
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by tomcam 2y ago
> While Julius does not implement any gameplay changes, a fork of Julius named Augustus But of course
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by tomcam 2y ago
Deeply ashamed I never thought of that joke
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by tomcam 2y ago
* Laurel Canyon (Christian Bale/Kate Beckinsale) * World War Z * The Proposal * The Dark Knight * Assassination Nation * Live Die Repeat * Real Genius * Back to the Future * Top Secret! * Alien Nation * Star Wars (the first 2 made) * A
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by tomcam 2y ago
Unfortunately your drill press is now manually driven. When I found out it was 2 horsepower I “borrowed” it from your shop and turned it into a tiny go-kart
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by tomcam 2y ago
This filled me with longing and borrowed nostalgia. I grew up on the West coast but read vast amounts of children’s literature about Long Island childhoods like Josh describes. (I’m a Boomer and eventually realized that such books were ubiq
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by tomcam 2y ago
To me the CGI dinosaurs in the original movie have still not been surpassed.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Reason can tell us something about the intent of those involved. > Despite his fame, his accountant did not allow Page to have much money No one got in Jimmy Page's way ever. There's not a chance in hell that he didn't hav
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by tomcam 2y ago
Fantastic project IMHO
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by tomcam 2y ago
Get hoodwinked by Jimmy Page doesn’t cover anyone with glory
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LLMs as Image Generators with Canonical Codec Representations(huggingface.co)
2 points by tomcam 2y ago|0 comments
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by tomcam 2y ago
Wait don’t leave us hanging. What were your results?
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by tomcam 2y ago
How?
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by tomcam 2y ago
Wow. Genuinely grateful you got through it so well.
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by tomcam 2y ago
The songs are not generated by AI. The lyrics were written by hand.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Can someone explain the downvotes?
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by tomcam 2y ago
And I didn’t see a compelling reason to switch in light of your point. Weird
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by tomcam 2y ago
Milspec troll. I was nonplussed and rechecked a few of his articles as well.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Agreed. Thanks for the enhancement.
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by tomcam 2y ago
Mad props! So well executed. I would pay for this, especially if it were licensing the output (I think only lyrics would apply).

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