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by touristtam 1y ago
Does it mean that you potentially have multiple version of the same software released if you are choosing to support devices that have been dropped from the latest SDK?
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by touristtam 1y ago
I've heard another take that is interesting and a clear departure from that never ending moaning: Like the ultra slim new iPhone that could be a step to validate the technical challenges to a foldable device, this change in UI is to pr
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by touristtam 1y ago
Why do you have to stray so far away from the topic related to this article?
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by touristtam 1y ago
Took the plunge from an SE 2020 to a 16, and it is noticeable how it is hard to hold in one hand. I could see a world were a foldable iphone would mean a narrower device.
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by touristtam 1y ago
Do you see the C for Cheap in there? Me neither.
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by touristtam 1y ago
Well that's pretty obvious now that all the technology transfer needed for Chinese companies to catch up have been realised. Realistically though the CCP will want to keep the lead in market where they have crushed the competition with
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by touristtam 1y ago
I think those are cult followers which _leaders_ have no understanding of programming language in the first place. The Python/JS bias might be because of the training dataset ingested.
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by touristtam 1y ago
The models are still ingesting text, are they not? Those framework are providing textual guidance to what the task at hand should be aim for. Those are formalising part of the context passed to the LLM, regardless of the model itself.
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by touristtam 1y ago
> Nothing in the current AI world is as predictable as, say, the medicine you can buy or you get prescribed. Do you know there are approve drugs that have been put in the market for treating one ailment and that have proven to have effec
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by touristtam 1y ago
It is Agile for interactive session with an LLM.
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by touristtam 1y ago
BMAD is mentioned in the QA part, FWIW.
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by touristtam 1y ago
No a bad interview piece, but how is it relevant to the current topic?
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by touristtam 1y ago
I'll be "funny" to publish findings about apps on a very public page and see it being brought to the forefront of the news cycle. A bit of a name and shame type of things, since Corps don't seem to understand any other l
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by touristtam 1y ago
> With jj, most of the times I get merge conflicts, I simply ignore them and deal with them later. Sorry? You what? How do you know which bit from which source goes where?
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by touristtam 1y ago
Convenience and habit will trump the annoyance of having to see adverts.
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by touristtam 1y ago
The banality of evil, was the central them of Hannah Arendt thesis while working on the coverage of Eichmann trial by the Hebrew state of Israel. I doubt people attempt to join Facebook to apply their devious nature, more like that FB is pa
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by touristtam 1y ago
NoScript to automatically disable JS on first load, something to deal with Cookies (like cookie auto delete) and making use of MultiAccount containers. (defo privacy badger installed as well).
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by touristtam 1y ago
> People always talk about web browser monoculture and cheer on new entrants, yet no one seems to mind the os monoculture. We will all come out ahead if there are more viable OS out there to use. 3 main OSes vs 2 main browser engine for
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by touristtam 1y ago
I can't believe that isn't at the forefront. Or that they could call themselves OpenAI
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by touristtam 1y ago
You could do with a website and some screenshots to give a better overview of what one is looking at. ;)
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by touristtam 1y ago
To be honest I am being positive and hopefully we'll see an explosion of AI agent that will help iron out all the bug in FOSS that is hosted on different source code hosting platform. Renovate on steroid. I would work on that if my day
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by touristtam 1y ago
Same with Deno (mostly). Been using it for pet/personal project for the past 6-8 months and it is been a bliss not to have to deal with all the ~~shit~~ config hell.
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by touristtam 1y ago
This is amazing work without going the full custom way we often see modder do with upgraded internals.
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by touristtam 1y ago
Interesting. Do you have a write up on this setup I (we) could follow?
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by touristtam 1y ago
50 request per month? Am I reading that correctly? If that's the case it is pityful.
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by touristtam 1y ago
Maybe the fact that MSFT has been break extensions for fork is enough?
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by touristtam 1y ago
I don't add them as submodule but just symlink and ignore them globally so they never find their way into codebase; I have colleagues that frown upon using LLMs, and. I am not going to start a war over their preferences.
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by touristtam 1y ago
on the boot stuff, can you not write the boot sequence (unsure of the exact terminology here) like you do on Linux? ie just get the hardware id of the device, and set which device that will correspond to (like /sd1 or whatever)?
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It doesn't make sense to wrap modern data in a 1979 format, introducing .ptar(plakar.io)
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by touristtam 1y ago
What is weird is that the FR file contains current French President, PM and then former and current (afaik) party leader from the extreme right. Nothing about any of them in the CN file: https://github.com/BlueFalconHD/

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