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by whazor 1y ago
Theoretically, since you have three drives you want one drive to be with writeback. This way you could double the speed of your writes.
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I expect that they run their containers more isolated as virtual machines. So they have bigger problems of there is a breakout possible.
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Cheap EVs will make sitting in traffic accessible to more people.
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Correct, I think it is better to see it as multiple stages. Investigation stage might spin off tasks to read files, perform searches online, summarise the request. Then ‘main stage’ where it performs changes. Afterwards indeed the testing+f
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by whazor 1y ago
This is like saying Excel is a scam because it is a tool used for the stock market.
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A good television interface is certainly still missing on Linux. Now you either choose Android TV (which doesn’t run nicely with x86), or Steam big screen (which is missing the more media parts). But with very powerful and affordable mini P
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But there are interactive chickens if you wait long enough.
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by whazor 1y ago
It helps when the agent automatically uses diagnostics, logs, and tests. If it resolves two or three problems by itself, that saves you the effort of doing so.
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by whazor 1y ago
Note that the Odroid H3 with an Intel N5105 can do less than 2W< idle, which is competitive with the RPI5. The next generation H4 is even more efficient.
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by whazor 1y ago
In practice, flights.google.com doesn't know the price of a luggage. So you might think a Easyjet/Ryanair ticket is cheaper, but I have had situations where actually after adding the luggage for every passenger the normal airline
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by whazor 1y ago
It would make sense to have a 'resource update/delete' approval workflow, where a MCP server can have an o-auth link just to approve the particular step.
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by whazor 1y ago
can you have two arms work together? I can personally not solder, but I would love to have two arms that can just do it for me.
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by whazor 1y ago
Wow, the original logo from 1996 looks so good. It is like every release they redesigned the previous logo and the current logo is deep-fried.
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by whazor 1y ago
The key is that manual coding for a normal task takes a one/two weeks, where-as if you configure all your prompts/agents correctly you could do it in a couple of hours. As you highlighted, it brings many new issues (code quality,
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by whazor 1y ago
I think many firms already have (faster) 'sentiment' tools that parse news messages and automatically trade on those. I don't think a LLM can compete on speed which such tools. But a LLM could build a knowledge graph that par
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by whazor 1y ago
A destroyed chip is best case scenario, because at least you know it is broken. But getting 'successful' results with errors in them is much much worse.
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by whazor 1y ago
But if you look to the Hofstede's Six Cultural Dimensions, you can see that European cultures are geared toward Long-Term Orientation (compared to the Short-Term from USA). In long-term thinking, why can you not wait two years before d
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by whazor 1y ago
Radiation will do much worse than crashing your computers, it might alter memory and make you go insane. Especially with GPUs that is extra bad because of all the floating point operations where you wouldn't notice some bits being mess
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by whazor 1y ago
Airbnb is great for smaller places though. I was looking at some smaller Italian cities and there are mostly traditional b&b's, plus a couple of hotels. So the Airbnb's blend in well, and I think it is too small to really dest
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by whazor 1y ago
Deny-listing/banning bad crawlers is fine. Especially if they ignore the robots.txt. But allow-listing particular crawlers only is collusion.
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by whazor 1y ago
I find it unethical for a website robots.txt to allow-list particular search engines and ban all others. Essentially you are colluding with established search providers.
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From a customer point of view it makes sense to pay a fixed monthly price for both chat and coding, instead of having two separate subscriptions.
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by whazor 1y ago
I have personally followed the same strategy, but at the expense of my ‘career development’. Trying to perform well or getting a promotion can be a lot of unproductive effort. I think the only downside of 100% uniformity is that you don’t h
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by whazor 1y ago
Looking at Microsoft's proposal, it looks like the sovereign data centers will be ran by non-Microsoft owned European companies? But the software would be from Microsoft. I wonder how much difference would there be between a European c
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by whazor 1y ago
I think that this is really the duality of LLMs. I can ask it to explain different database transaction models and it would perfectly explain to me how it works, which one to pick, and how to apply it. But generated code by a LLM will likel
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by whazor 1y ago
Supply chains are incredibly complex. Even if a supplier is based in the U.S., they might be reselling Chinese-made goods. When tariffs hit or restrictions are imposed, those suppliers may simply stop selling the affected products. That can
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by whazor 1y ago
The irony is that smaller American companies stand the most to benefit from EU DMA, including startups. Stripe could offer deeper payment integration without the Apple cut. You could start an indie game store. And Garmin can make better spo
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by whazor 1y ago
One thing I learned is that a dishwasher is a machine does the work for you, so you can relax. Thus instead of stressing how to tetris pack everything. Turn your brain off and put less inside. With less dishes it is easier to avoid mistakes
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Imagine the perfect city, with lots of green parks, great restaurants with outdoor seating, shops, do you think it should have noisy drones in it? Or a thousand drones?
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Solar panels are also produced in USA. The producers might increase their prices but so might oil/gas/other energy companies.

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