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w0m
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5mo ago
same. My first real exposure to coding was hacking Drug Wars on my brothers old ti-89 in math class.
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6mo ago
didn't msft write an ~entire new file system specifically to scale git to the windows code base? I have fuzzy memories on reading about it.
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6mo ago
i assume they simply fixed the status page in 2018.. lol.
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w0m
7mo ago
Does October 7th count?
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7mo ago
I bought my LR Model 3 in 2020 for ~42,000, ~15k cheaper than a v6 3 Series at the time. A v6 5 series is another significant jump up in price/market. > Not sure which car you compare it to specifically from those manufacturers M
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7mo ago
> Why did Tesla work initially? Becaues they were ~first to market - and honestly, as a tesla driver for the last 6 years - It's the best car I ever owned (including Toyota, Mazda, and domestics). 6 years ago, for the effective pric
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7mo ago
humans are naturally slimy. Anything you touch for 8h/day will be slimy in turn. Some of us are slimier than others.
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7mo ago
> Would the world be safer (or more endangered) if Iran had a nuclear weapon Is there any chance this invasion has ~anything to do with Iran having nuclear weapons?
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7mo ago
> (ive got a thinpad and the platic build is just terrible. The screen bends when pulling it to open the laptop). Which thinkpad? Typing on a loaded P16s currently; it's not metal like old MBP or even my travel surface pro, but it
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7mo ago
yea... I would consider it a ux regression to do the OPs tweaks. To each their own; glad it's an option :)
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8mo ago
NeoVim w/ render-markdown.nvim (not to poo on OP - I dig a clean TUI renderer, I have BAT installed for a reason)
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8mo ago
I used opencode happily for a while before switching to copilot cli. Been a minute , but I don't detect a major quality difference since they added Plan mode. Seems pretty solid, and first party if that matters to your org.
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8mo ago
This just reads like Elon trying to leverage the AI bubble to prop up SpaceX stock to me.
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9mo ago
I mean, Hallucinations are 95% better now than the first time I heard the term and experienced them in this context. To claim otherwise is simply shifting goalposts. No one is saying it's perfect or will be perfect, just that there h
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9mo ago
I believe his argument is that now that you've defined the limitation, it's a ceiling that will likely be cracked in the relatively near future.
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9mo ago
I'd just do it over a Docker mount (or equivalent) to keep it a bit more lightweight. Can keep the LLM running local; and teach it how to test/debug via instruction files.
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9mo ago
My wife and I work. We are blessed that we make enough that we buy ~anything reasonable we want, have 2 kids in private school, and max out our 401k/roths/backdoor every year. What is the value in detailed tracking of personal fi
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9mo ago
TBF; the infamous MS report 'Working with AI: Measuring the Occupational Implications of Generative AI' had Teacher/Professor pretty high up there.
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10mo ago
> Normally an old, used CPU for a dead platform will go for a small fraction the MSRP. True in general- used CPUs from discontinued platforms sell for a small fraction of the original MSRP. Buuuut, the final flagship part on nearly every
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10mo ago
was github ever ~not kinda buggy?
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11mo ago
> That said, unless fixing a bug requires a significant refactor/rewrite, I can’t imagine spending more than a day on one. oh sweet sweet summer child...
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11mo ago
I'm down to ~10m of battery life on my i7 11" - any pointers on battery replacement? Laptop worked great otherwwise (retired it last year due to battery life)
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1y ago
Learn Ansible or similar, and you you can be ~OS (OSX/Linux/even Windows) agnostic with relatively complex setups. I set mine up before Agentic systems were as good as they are now; but I assume it would be relatively effortless
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1y ago
Because 'sometimes' doesn't mean you should needlessly handcuf yourself the other 80% of the time. I personally haves an ansible playbook to ~setup all my commonly used tooling on ~any cli I will use significantly; (almost) a
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1y ago
seems like an easy fix in a month with a new TLD though.
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1y ago
this; it was a public channel I had access to, but never look at (I'm on... too many to keep up with, fairly large company).
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1y ago
> It’s “installed” at my company but basically refuses to interact with basic company data like files in sharepoint. on my work computer - there's a sep. 365Copilot app that is tied into Teams,Sharepoint, outlook, and I believe our
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1y ago
or use a supported OS (linux, or hilariously probably Windows), or install a still-suppored browser (I'd guess Firefox likely still runs latest on there). I'd put it on the end user for not updating software on 15 y/o hardwar
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1y ago
honestly - copilot free mode; and just play with the agentic stuff can give you a good idea. Attach it to Roo and you'll get a good idea. Realize that if you paid to use a better model; you'd get better results as free doesn
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1y ago
if there's a system; people will go out of their way to game it if there's potentially $$$ involved.
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