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by verall 10mo ago
Lots of things - typical llm em-dash situations although using dash. Lists of 3s after a colon where the 3 items aren't great. Short sentences for "impact" that sounds kind of like a high school essay i.e. "God level eng
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by verall 10mo ago
this is what all of my texts from my pixel look like but it's nice to hear it's no better for the apples. misery enjoys company :)
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by verall 10mo ago
I use W10 LTSC (which is pretty old at this point) and have no problem installing the latest NV drivers
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by verall 11mo ago
Your point is clear, but Charli does a lot of production on her albums, so I'm not sure she's the one to make this point about. She's not a once in a lifetime producing genius like Sophie, but she doesn't claim to be. Yu
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by verall 11mo ago
Do you think Charli's music is unoriginal and commercial?
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by verall 11mo ago
If there is a right turn only lane, and a straight lane, and the right turn only lane is backed up with people queuing, you are not making traffic go faster by merging in at the last second. You are slowing down a bunch of people trying to
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by verall 11mo ago
A monopoly in the market for YKK branded zippers? One can buy zippers from lots of different manufacturers.
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by verall 11mo ago
> $ echo "1" > /dev/i2c5 Permission denied. > $ sudo bash -c 'echo "1" > /dev/i2c5' I forget every time
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by verall 11mo ago
Yes in all the environments I've been in this is nearly the entire job. But I work in embedded... Need to verify feature X - okay, let me just - - Find the list of CPs needed - Get a recent source tree - Acquire a board - Flash board -
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by verall 11mo ago
I am already wrong since I am replying to an AI blog post - but - The point of these is that it is a widespread annoyance. No, it's not nice to send someone a link to nohello.net, but it is letting them know that you are annoyed. If ev
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by verall 11mo ago
You have to find someone who is local and stands by their work (this can be tough but talk to neighbors/friends/etc). Then treat them well by always paying a tip over the quoted price. Honest businesspeople exist, they will rememb
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by verall 11mo ago
I think this is how most homeowners hire this type of people, they either "have a guy" or they ask their friends/neighbors if they "have a guy". I have an HVAC guy who is miles better than the HVAC company with ~50
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by verall 11mo ago
I believe it's run absolutely maxed out during rush hour, like 12+ cars per train with 2-3 minute headway
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by verall 11mo ago
It wasn't a trick, the magic stone was a big salt rock. It was the most important ingredient from a flavor standpoint.
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by verall 1y ago
> and 2024 was the year everybody else revolted; I think even white men finally voted majority Republican I believe white men have voted majority Republican in every election since 2000, probably going back further but I haven't bot
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by verall 1y ago
> This is easy to explain on the grounds of ability. What exactly are you suggesting here? If it's easy to explain, can you try to help me understand?
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by verall 1y ago
> A lot of people just want to be a victim. They want to be special. They want sympathy. I dunno, in my experience, not really a lot of people? And the people that did - and yes, they absolutely exist - seem to have some kind of disorder
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by verall 1y ago
What political goals do you suppose they were trying to accomplish by restricting public gathering establishments? Is the governor of California secretly a Republican trying to help create right wing talking points?
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by verall 1y ago
It does not make 0 sense. A liquor store or dispensary functions just fine with as low as 3-5 customers in the store. A church with only 3-5 patrons allowed at a time is effectively closed for most purposes. It is literally a gathering spac
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by verall 1y ago
A church is literally a place for mass assembly, while a liquor store or dispensary can easily be configured for social distancing, i.e. only let up to N customers in the store at a time depending on the size. But just think how good of a t
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by verall 1y ago
Users willingness to apologize is one of the better parts of this forum. Lets not discourage it with trite comments like this :)
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by verall 1y ago
Because the government is interested in subsidizing residential property ownership. Why would healthcare be free? Who would offer such a product? Because some governments are interested in subsidizing such things.
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by verall 1y ago
Yes, this is interestingly considered one of the worst design decisions in C++ history. It's not /the/ worst but it's up there.
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by verall 1y ago
It's posts like this that make me really miss the webshit weekly
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by verall 1y ago
Do you mean the new one? The older ones have been around for so long you can buy off-leases of them: https://www.etb-tech.com/nvidia-dgx-1-ai-gpu-server-2-x-e5-2...
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by verall 1y ago
If you look at a any of the nvidia DGX boards it's already pretty close. PCIe is a standard/commodity so that multiple vendors can compete and customers can save money. But at 8.0 speeds I'm not sure how many vendors will rea
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by verall 1y ago
> Another rather interesting thing is that they tend to gravitate towards sweep the errors under the rug kind of coding which is disastrous. e.g. "return X if we don't find the value so downstream doesn't crash". Yes,
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by verall 1y ago
I work in a FAANG equivalent for a decade, mostly in C++/embedded systems. I work on commercial products used by millions of people. I use the AI also. When others are finding gold in rivers similar to mine, and I'm mostly finding
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by verall 1y ago
> This week, I used it to write ESP32 firmware and a Linux kernel driver. I'm not meaning to be negative at all, but was this for a toy/hobby or for a commercial project? I find that LLMs do very well on small greenfield toy&#x
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by verall 1y ago
I knew someone who worked a graveyard shift at a Waffle House in NC. After their first month, when tips were distributed, they did not make the federal minimum wage, so they had to request additional pay to get to minimum wage (IIRC it was

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