touristtam

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by touristtam 9mo ago
I had a similar random thought: Why don't we have a cloud company that does something opposite to what a Cloud company usually does. Instead of renting out resources from a data center, they help company setting up local resources and
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by touristtam 9mo ago
This is the way it should be, the threat of ban, hopefully forces the industry to clean their act.
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by touristtam 9mo ago
It's also a country that doesn't seem to care if the project is not cost-effective from the PoV of western companies. This is always a salient point missing from most conversation about the US and by extension the Western world; t
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by touristtam 9mo ago
I came to the same conclusion before making that snarky and apparently offensive comment. Live to learn I guess.
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by touristtam 9mo ago
has opencode repo moved organisation from under sst to anomalyco?
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by touristtam 9mo ago
But to make a "gauche" analogy, that would be like Microsoft not letting you browse their websites without using their browser (Edge).
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by touristtam 10mo ago
Brand damage; The big players have more to loose from being caught installing backdoors on devices sold to the general public, and will probably put in something in the T&Cs to deflect their responsibilities.
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by touristtam 10mo ago
Used to call that Windblows and Microsucks in my early 20s, I am not sure it was edgy back then and I am sure it isn't now. The UI/UX changes from ME > XP > Win8. At least you could keep the _classic_ look until Win10, I am
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by touristtam 10mo ago
It is also to note that the bandwidth bus has seen very little upgrade over the years and even the onboard RAM on GPU card have seen mediocre upgrades. If everyone and their grandma wasn't using NVidia GPUs we would probably have seen
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by touristtam 10mo ago
Consider yourself lucky to have been on that side of the fence instead of suffering the vagaries of Windows since ME.
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by touristtam 10mo ago
I am not sure who is going to be interested in the general population amoral interest in a country that is/was OK with well known personal personalities being pedophiles and rags like the mail that will push whatever narratives they fe
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by touristtam 11mo ago
The last bit, in my limited experience: > Claude: sorry you have to want until XX:00 as you have run out of credit.
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by touristtam 11mo ago
How is Qwen so much worse than the rest (for the period accounted)?
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by touristtam 11mo ago
They have to as a stop gap before going on generating full feature film on demand. Those streaming service are all struggling to have an attractive enough catalog for an extended period of time for a lot of folks with their shitty pricing p
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by touristtam 11mo ago
That was an excellent piece that bookmarked to come back to it and I took time to read through it. I was only surprised to not find some recommendation on how to reproduce that without going through the whole full conscious self-monitoring.
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by touristtam 11mo ago
What about open? Or ai? Neither is really what they are offering. Open they are not (weight doesn't count) and don't get me started on that statistical machine they call artificial intelligence. Misleading through and through.
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by touristtam 11mo ago
mise use -g backhoe
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by touristtam 11mo ago
Thankfully the usual social media are still up ... oh wait https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c629pny4gl7o
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by touristtam 11mo ago
Ooooh so I am not the only one to swear at those blinding headlights? Interestingly (or not), I think there should be a regulated height for the headlights all private cars; I drive a B-segment type of car, and I find all those European SUV
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by touristtam 11mo ago
Of course strikes are usually put when they incommodate the most users. Otherwise what's the point. They are not begging, they are in a wrestling match with the Govt over their industry. Thatcher was probably right about needing a refo
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by touristtam 1y ago
Erm - there is such thing as the concept of strategical industries. And it is neither a European thing or a modern thing either, but don't let that stop you from spouting a narrative where Europe is the bad guy in an international land
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Large Language Models Are Automatic Code Benchmark Generators(autocodebench.github.io)
1 points by touristtam 1y ago|0 comments
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by touristtam 1y ago
I find it more annoying that Discord is their preferred way to provide feedback.... This shit is banned from work.
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by touristtam 1y ago
This is truely awesome and reminds me of the project that was making a litle one story book with the child as the main character. It was at least a couple of years ago I think.
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by touristtam 1y ago
In France you have to carry a state issued ID regardless of your location within the country. Driving license might be asked to be provided if there is an assumption you have one. A lasting legacy of the 40s.
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by touristtam 1y ago
FYI: BMAD has roles, but to those are attached other document the persona should be using (checklist, template, tasks, etc ...).
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New attack on ChatGPT research agent pilfers secrets from Gmail inboxes(arstechnica.com)
3 points by touristtam 1y ago|0 comments
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by touristtam 1y ago
Nice, I use finicky as well, but now and again I have to change a rule or even add a new one. pisses me right off. Anyway thank you for sharing your dotfiles.
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by touristtam 1y ago
The same could be said of quite a few equivalent in other programing languages.
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by touristtam 1y ago
That and pin that damn version!

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