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by uberduper 1y ago
I worked at a place that made a robo-calling sales crm and they thought it would be great if during an offsite they had everyone use it to cold call places and run through some script they'd prepared. They didn't seem to understan
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by uberduper 1y ago
In my experience, if there's one thing the AI assistants do really well, it's understanding existing code and summarizing it or pinpointing specific things I'm looking for.
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by uberduper 1y ago
I'm not really a developer but I routinely need to go dig through codebases looking for answers and AI assistants have made this so much faster. This has been a boon for me.
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by uberduper 1y ago
> Or a more detailed disclosure: > I consulted ChatGPT to understand the codebase but the solution was fully authored manually by myself. What's the reasoning for needing to disclose this?
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by uberduper 1y ago
This is a chapter in a book targeting people working in the machine learning domain.
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by uberduper 1y ago
Kubernetes will handle this automatically if you configure the Topology Manager.
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by uberduper 1y ago
This is awful advice. Simple and elegant design does not start with dismissing potential problems. Those questions are all prompts to have a discussion in lieu of tech trivia hour. Those responses do not demonstrate wisdom, they reveal a la
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by uberduper 2y ago
I really like Nix package management. I really hate Nix configuration management. I already know how to configure everything. I don't want to have to figure out whatever abstracted config options some random package maintainer decided
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by uberduper 2y ago
The people I've talked to that have been using them say there's no setting for it and they don't hear anything like audio picked up on one side routed to the other earbud.
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by uberduper 2y ago
Bose made a product ~10 years back called Hearphones which were far more capable than what Apple is doing here. IIRC Jabra earbuds have had "hearing aid" features for years. They, unfortunately, don't help with single side de
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by uberduper 2y ago
Frackers bought the Kermit Sand Dunes in Texas 7 or 8 years ago cause the sand there was ideal for fracking.
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by uberduper 3y ago
Rectangle and Spectacle before it are really great for managing window placement and sizing. I wouldn't use a mac without it. But I don't use a mac anymore. I use linux desktops and there's just nothing quite like Rectangle.
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by uberduper 3y ago
I'm reading through the bug report and the investigation in the comments. Is there something here that makes this bug extremely obvious to you that nobody else is comprehending?
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by uberduper 3y ago
pmtu
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by uberduper 3y ago
If you're in the US, talk to your GP, family Dr or w/e. They can prescribe but they cannot diagnose. They'll refer you to someone. You probably want to be referred to a counselor rather than a psychologist. You should _really
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by uberduper 3y ago
In my experience and observations, calorie restricted diets are pretty easy to adhere to until sometime between dinner and bed time. This is where people typically go off the rails and eat far in excess of satiation, negating any success of
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by uberduper 3y ago
It's not usually the battery backup or the generator that fails. It's usually the switching equipment that has to go from mains to battery to generator to battery to mains. And doing it without causing a voltage sag on the generat
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by uberduper 3y ago
I lost track of how many datacenter outages we caused testing the power backup/failover back at eBay in the mid-2000s. There's no winning when it comes to power redundancy systems.
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by uberduper 3y ago
I do it today with 1password. I did it back then with yodlee and mint. I've always avoided including any email, phone or utilities account creds since these are, unfortunately, ways financial companies frequently use to authenticate yo
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by uberduper 3y ago
Mint was originally built on the back of Yodlee.com which is something I had a small part in building. I was gone before that deal was.. minted, so I have no idea what the terms were like. My options ended up being worth like $15 and Mint g
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by uberduper 3y ago
It's common for performance based RSU grants to stack up to this sort of total comp over a few years.
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by uberduper 3y ago
That's not at all what I meant.
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by uberduper 3y ago
I've been half expecting Steam (or someone) to create a cross-platform runtime/vm for game developers and hardware vendors to target.
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by uberduper 3y ago
Okay that makes sense. Thanks. How quickly does a glucagon shot trigger GNG and how quickly can GNG raise glucose levels?
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by uberduper 3y ago
I may be misunderstanding something here. I'm assuming the emergency you're referring to is low glucose. Why would you use a shot of glucagon rather than a dextrose tablet for that sort of emergency?
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by uberduper 3y ago
This is my primary objection to 3rd party kubernetes operators. I really don't care how hard something is to setup or learn to manage. I care how hard it is to recover, tune, and scale.
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by uberduper 3y ago
Sure. SLE could become (the basis for) OpenELA10? Seems to me that all the RHEL derivatives were perfectly content to let RH set the standards for enterprise linux. RH doesn't like that arrangement. SUSE probably wouldn't mind it.
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by uberduper 3y ago
Seems like an obvious next step is to get enterprise hardware and software vendors to begin certifying on OpenELA in addition to RHEL. OpenELA10 or w/e could stand on its own as a competing enterprise linux standard that everyone is fr
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by uberduper 3y ago
Skeptical-o-meter just went over 9000.
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by uberduper 3y ago
Yup. If I had a 10 minute or less commute and decent coffee at the office, I'd have no major objections. But I have a 45 minutes with zero traffic (1.5hr+ with traffic) commute and Seattle's Best essence of ashtray coffee.

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