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by tymscar 2y ago
Im not sure why are you so certain about it. I am living in the uk and the example I gave about the MacBook happened here. The law in question is the consumer rights act of 2015, specifically section 105. Scroll down on the page and read it
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by tymscar 2y ago
I don’t know where you are from, but in the EU and UK, consumers get 4-6 years of hardware warranty, on all tech products. Look into the legislation. I got a MacBook replaced after 5 years.
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Parallel Integration Tests with Ktor(jadarma.github.io)
1 points by tymscar 3y ago|0 comments
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by tymscar 3y ago
Not twitter but here he is talking about that: https://youtu.be/BdZo4JUBSQk
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Be Cool About Type Safety(jadarma.github.io)
1 points by tymscar 3y ago|0 comments
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by tymscar 3y ago
I wholeheartedly agree but working on something you can use is much more fun, and the chances this person uses discord are much higher than of them using matrix
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by tymscar 3y ago
Maybe Im misunderstanding, but why cant you just search said string in their github collection? The only reason I could think of is that github search is a bit broken…
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by tymscar 3y ago
I wish it did
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by tymscar 3y ago
Sadly this comparison is very misleading. Steam was a thing for a decade before the windows store and it has been basically the default. The more game stores that appeared over time the worse it has been for the gamers.
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by tymscar 3y ago
Im curios, what sort of area you think needs more research when it comes to these models
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by tymscar 3y ago
Wow I didn’t know. Thats basically perfect for me. Thank you!
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Critical Alert – Tech Industry Must Act on Job Market Chaos(blog.tymscar.com)
5 points by tymscar 3y ago|2 comments
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by tymscar 3y ago
Way closer to 0 than to 100k
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by tymscar 3y ago
When I think opensource, the best couple projects that come to mind are Linux, Blender, and Postgres. It’s that good!
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by tymscar 3y ago
Im also looking for a job and this does seem very much the case, and I have some hints based on the ways they answer, the exact timeframe between companies with nothing in common and how often they update their listing amongst other things.
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by tymscar 3y ago
That sounds like something I would enjoy playing with? But I can’t find much about it online.
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by tymscar 3y ago
Mine does not as far as I can tell. Heres the manual: https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1700/ROG_MAXIMUS_Z7...
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by tymscar 3y ago
Out of curiosity after finishing my solution, I tried it with chatgpt 4.0 Part1 worked after me explaining a tiny bug. Part2 however never worked. Even after explaining exactly where the bug was in the python solution got came up with, it c
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by tymscar 3y ago
Yes, same. I keep seeing people say this on discord and reddit, but that edge case was shown twice in the example.
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by tymscar 3y ago
I agree, however in that scenario, are people fully stopping their content generation? Because if not, the pool will grown larger and the problem you described would still be there but to a lesser extent.
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by tymscar 3y ago
Not even close. I can mute slack. I can’t mute the office.
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by tymscar 3y ago
And if anything, it’s much better remotely because you don’t have to be hunched over at the same time as someone else on a single keyboard.
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by tymscar 3y ago
I agree with you, but I wonder if that “must” you mention there is based on a maximum limit, where every atom in the universe is used to compute something, or if it’s based on something else.
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by tymscar 3y ago
That doesn’t help with the issue I put forward. Even if the seed is identical, the output is not deterministic based on the input. A tiny change in the input could result in no change in the output, a little change in the out, a medium chan
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by tymscar 3y ago
I fully sympathise with this analogy and I think I have used it before myself. But there is a tremendous difference in practice. A compiler doesn’t produce randomly different code each time you run it, while an LLM, no matter how good will.
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by tymscar 3y ago
The funny bit is that the same developer (primeagen) is not a massive fan of ChatGPT
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by tymscar 3y ago
You’re asking how does Meta make so much money and then you say that most of the people moved to a Meta product, WhatsApp.
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by tymscar 3y ago
You might like this: https://amiga.robsmithdev.co.uk
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by tymscar 3y ago
Just buy a simple USB floppy drive for 15 bucks online. You can even connect it straight to the VM if you feel like it.
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by tymscar 3y ago
How do you know? Where can you check?

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