unixhero

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by unixhero 2y ago
This does not complicate matters.
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by unixhero 2y ago
I actually can't get past using Excel as a Gantt sheet
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by unixhero 2y ago
Coming after Salesforce, a bold move!
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by unixhero 2y ago
Hey! There are pension funds in there, how dare you. /end humour
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by unixhero 2y ago
So this is a greed forum?
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by unixhero 2y ago
I work in a Telco Fortune500, thanks for a great argument for why telcos didn't innovate.
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by unixhero 2y ago
Interesting and well spotted
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by unixhero 2y ago
Wow youre missing out, car is such a fundamental freedom enabler - of movement
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by unixhero 2y ago
I have not sat down and thought through how LLMs would be made use of in the World of Baldurs Gate 3. But when I do, my mind will be boggled. It will surely also mean always online games with a hefty subscription fee. Unless!!! The llm can
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by unixhero 2y ago
Ion cannon ready
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by unixhero 2y ago
Global Defence Initiative selected
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by unixhero 2y ago
https://dl.t2sde.org/binary/2024/
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by unixhero 2y ago
Uh... the binaries are here dude https://dl.t2sde.org/binary/2024/
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T2 Linux 24.5 Released for 25 architectures(t2sde.org)
16 points by unixhero 2y ago|5 comments
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by unixhero 2y ago
Because you lack enough talent to fuel your insatiable demand for it, to keep the competitive sustainable advantage the US economy has.
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by unixhero 2y ago
ITAR destroyed my hopes of joining SpaceX. Norway even exports missiles to the US. I don't understand why we cant have free flow of people between Norway and the US. We're not that many.
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by unixhero 2y ago
The same as when you talk to a random person at a pub. All illegal and just vibes, always - that is the default.
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by unixhero 2y ago
Beautiful, that is poetry man!
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by unixhero 2y ago
No. This is not legally binding. This is not the United States Of America where we speak officially, this is a random web forum.
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by unixhero 2y ago
Why not just list everyone... tables and filters for the end user
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by unixhero 2y ago
Does anything like this exist for friends? 40+ is a lonely existence. I have seen that at this stage the number of interactions with friends are dwindling...
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by unixhero 2y ago
The humans are now spawns of multithread shells and other things. Linux land is still very multiuser oriented. But it is the rise of the mschines instead.
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by unixhero 2y ago
Ah yes of course, the short term needful.
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by unixhero 2y ago
I think in the future we will have higher pay, but none will be on fixed positions
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by unixhero 2y ago
Great idea for who? Not for paying customers.
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by unixhero 3y ago
I was there and saw it happen. This is way before mmorpgs, mass online multiplayer and consoles mostly completely took over. It killed the culture. But of course as we know, gaming is now a billion dollar industry so maybe it was the gamers
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by unixhero 3y ago
Gamers and gaming killed it. There used to be a large element of computer exploration, making stuff work amd so on. TThe decline started in 2000 when Counter Strike came out. The new type of gamers it attracted helped kill the scene. Pictur
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by unixhero 3y ago
No worries! No it is not dead, working perfectly here. There's also: https://mirrors.pdp-11.ru/ https://mirrors.pdp-11.ru/search.php?text=visual+studio+6&pa...
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by unixhero 3y ago
I once had an ideas guy try to tell me that he had to get more than 50% because he was the ideas guy and I had no imagination. Guess who is the millionaire and who is broke now? However solving what we're discussing in this thread coul
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by unixhero 3y ago
The art here for a human would be to find the sweet spot of how LITTLE data to feed the llm and to get the weights and other goodies just right for it to be realistic to run for a single non-billionaire.

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