vachina

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by vachina 1y ago
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by vachina 1y ago
Last stage of grief is acceptance. I think the only way left is up.
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by vachina 1y ago
Lip Bu Tan is here for some spring cleaning.
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by vachina 1y ago
From new gamblers. There is some truth when BTC maxis say they’re still early.
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by vachina 1y ago
We moved on and used alternatives. And stayed on alternatives.
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by vachina 1y ago
Because it is an independent codebase free from any design decisions from Google. Chromium derivatives cannot stray far from Google’s interests.
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by vachina 1y ago
There is no temporal nor spatial adjacency to the switches. The switches are equivalent to the ignition on your car, you operate it in the beginning and end of your trip, and there is nothing during the trip that will involve manipulating t
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by vachina 1y ago
Firefox is not a Chromium fork
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by vachina 1y ago
Then that would be pilot error, and an aggravating error.
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by vachina 1y ago
The pilot wasn’t flying an unfamiliar aircraft.
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by vachina 1y ago
They sell stuff that actually works, and people who use it convince people who pay money to pay for it.
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by vachina 1y ago
You need a person that can hit the ground running. Compute for LLM is extremely capital intensive and you’re always racing against time. Missing performance targets can mean life or death of the company.
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by vachina 1y ago
Yeah don’t use an established platform for your personal agenda.
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by vachina 1y ago
Apple solves carbon footprint by making devices that you will want to use for at least 10 years.
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by vachina 1y ago
I guess it depends on the local culture. Japanese relationships are probably a lot less transactional but more “knowing your customers”.
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by vachina 1y ago
Add Teams and Outlook to this pile. For some reason there isn’t a non-shitty enterprise chat software.
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by vachina 1y ago
Yes, not to mention WiFi is so much more power hungry.
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by vachina 1y ago
Haha. Imagine a light switch that becomes obsolete like your wireless router.
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by vachina 1y ago
Right? I’ve never seen any company have a “pact” to not do layoffs. The more they try to sell this the more wary I’m going to be, especially if it’s an American company.
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by vachina 1y ago
It’s not targeted. Having maintained a site, my experience is the internet is a wasteland of AI crawlers, script kiddies trying to turn every form into an amplification vector, or vulnerability probers.
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by vachina 1y ago
When you ran out of things to innovate on.
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by vachina 1y ago
There are probably other more valuable avenues for siphoning training data, EU users is not one.
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by vachina 1y ago
Huh, so orange tint = openAI output? Maybe their training process ended up causing the model to prefer that color balance.
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by vachina 1y ago
Understand the feeling of being rug pulled. But you built something in another person’s walled garden, gotta be prepared to get kicked out anytime. Perhaps channel your energy to building something else more stable, and stop adding value to
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by vachina 1y ago
Par for the course for an Adobe app. Bloated, slow and meh output.
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by vachina 1y ago
You only have to install pip once. It’s a one-time set and forget operation. And with conda, it’s even easier with just click and install.
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by vachina 1y ago
Probably less reason to switch, because AdGuard can no longer command any price for their current offerings.
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by vachina 1y ago
At some point you'll lose that edge because you stop being able to differentiate yourself. If you can x10 with agents, others can too. AI will let you reach the "higher" low hanging fruits.
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by vachina 1y ago
Auth is username/password over captive portal. You could pay for more bandwidth. The system was so pwned I ended up giving myself unlimited bandwidth.
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by vachina 1y ago
I used to strap 20 virtual eths to my Linux box because my dorm gave only like 512kbps per account, and then aggregated the 20 interfaces.

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