wombat-man

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by wombat-man 5mo ago
I think part of the motivation for the big spend by the big players is to choke out Anthropic and OpenAI. They're going to make sure they're they only ones scaling up the huge capacity they expect is needed. To meet demand, Anth
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by wombat-man 5mo ago
The models are improving. The software that harnesses them is also improving. It wasn't that long ago that the models were quite bad at a lot of the tasks that they are excelling at today. I do agree there's probably a ceiling
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
Yeah I only use it for hobby or side project stuff, but if I get why they're mad if they expect to rely on it for professional work.
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
Yeah, jira is very flexible. A well managed jira can be pretty great
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
they gotta make sure you learn about those burgers as fast as possible.
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
I don’t think it plays 4k disks
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
Ps5 can play them, but the drive is a little noisy. There's a fix but I haven't tried it yet
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
yeah, 4k blu rays especially are real nice.
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
It depends on how much you want to just follow a single team or of you are just trying to catch any given primetime game. I mean I'm fine missing them of my team isn't in it. If you're following the local team and don't
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
Not sure which streaming apps you're referring to. If you only care about the local team, getting a TV streaming option like Youtube TV, sling or hulu tv should work. Probably some I'm not thinking of. As long as they get the m
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
for NFL it hugely depends on whether you want to follow the local team. So far, if you're in the local market the NFL generally shows the games on broadcast for free, and that you can get to with an antenna and a TV card depending on
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
Yes, it's hard for some to believe, but there are people in my family who are otherwise very intelligent but will not change their opinions on some things. Like climate change.
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by wombat-man 6mo ago
Experian does collect and sell income data about people, in fact i think they pay companies directly for this information. This is helpful for salary negotiations. It’s not in a normal credit report though, true.
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
I still use it to reach out to old colleagues or see what they're up to these days.
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
There's just no room on my desk. But I put a chair next to mine and sometimes she sits there to watch.
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
Yeah, all my serious stuff is proprietary. Github, for me at least, is for trying out ideas and fun. Which is why every project is unfinished. :-)
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
Yeah I don't go to the actual Alamo near me anymore. But another local one that copies the parts I like.
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
I think it's more relevant to talk about theaters showing current new movies because that's kind of what Hollywood is focused on. I'm in a more expensive city where a weeknight non-matinee will run $20 a pop for a current re
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
Also at FAANG. I think I am using the tools more than my peers based on my conversations. The first few times I tried our AI tooling, it was extremely hit and miss. But right around December the tooling improved a lot, and is a lot more e
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
I kinda need a little media server, would love to run it on a ps5
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
I've tried a number of things over the years. Sailing, climbing, running, board game meet ups, drinking meetups, golf, crossfit, curling, probably some others I'm not thinking of. Just pick something and see if it sounds interes
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by wombat-man 7mo ago
Hey, so, I live in a city but visit my parents in the suburbs once or twice a year and at it did take some work, but there are certainly third spaces. After trying a few, I found some very comfy cafes to work out of, I prefer it since my p
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by wombat-man 8mo ago
I think it's more comparable to Uber or Lyft. Some passengers may actually prefer to not have a driver chatting with them.
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by wombat-man 8mo ago
maybe? But also LiDAR just gives a more complete picture of what is around the car. I think this is supported by how many miles waymo cars run unsupervised vs Tesla. I am skeptical that tesla has this solved but interested in seeing how i
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by wombat-man 8mo ago
This is just off the cuff, but I could go for something sort of like a 'daily paper' deal where I get debited a couple bucks for access to the news papers site for a day, or maybe even just the materials published that day, but th
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by wombat-man 8mo ago
Yeah this kind of work is really important but man I just don't think I could do it.
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by wombat-man 8mo ago
They seemed to have given up on this in some areas. I don't think they asked me this once during my visit to France in October. This included Paris and smaller towns.
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by wombat-man 8mo ago
The archive link isn't working for me atm. But tech companies should be complying with subpoenas from governments in countries they would like to operate in. I don't like what is happening in the US either, but to me this feels l
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by wombat-man 9mo ago
I have been able to prototype way faster. I can explain how I want a prototype reworked and it's often successful. Doesn't always work, but super useful more often than not.
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by wombat-man 9mo ago
I actually had an office at my first tech job. It was more like a cubicle that went to the ceiling, with a sliding door. I didn't know how good I had it.

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