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by written-beyond 3mo ago
Sounds like something gogograndparent can add as a VAS
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by written-beyond 3mo ago
I am going to be trying my hand at making bread at home. Italian style deli rolls, pretty excited for that. Had the recipe optimized by GPT 5.6, lets see.
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by written-beyond 3mo ago
I can't believe I bought a few shares of IRDM with a few hundred bucks in my trading account. Primarily because it was a RKLB adjacent company with decent fundamentals whos stock price wasn't scraping the sky. I don't know ho
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by written-beyond 3mo ago
Googles been quietly chipping away at AOSP for years. There was a point where AOSP was actually decent, google made sure that wasn't the case for long.
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by written-beyond 4mo ago
Because I was suicidal, had extreme mood swings and all of the muscle pain and instability. I didn't even know about vit D, didn't research it. I just got a panel done to get an idea of what's going on with me and discovered
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by written-beyond 4mo ago
My life changed after I got tested for vit D and started talking supplements. I was severely deficient. I am now sufficient and everything changed for me.
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by written-beyond 4mo ago
100/10 for mobile usability. Panning, Zooming, selecting and moving was so seamless I thought I was tripping out.
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by written-beyond 4mo ago
You can get really good results with Chinese models. You're putting Opus and GPT on too high of a pedestal.
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by written-beyond 5mo ago
Claude code is good, Opus as general model is a hot hallucinating piece of garbage. I asked it to review a single page 50 rows, 2 column excel file. It hallucinated almost everything in the file. It repeated that for the next two files I as
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
I thought these TPUs were primarily used for inference?
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
Just interesting to see how SO is evolving.
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Stack Overflow Adds AI Assist Chat(beta.stackoverflow.com)
1 points by written-beyond 6mo ago|2 comments
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
Do we really need to wonder? it's probably cloudflare.
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Users unable to load ChatGPT, Codex and API Platform(status.openai.com)
24 points by written-beyond 6mo ago|4 comments
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
I considered going to hetzner at one point but I read a lot of stories around hetzner that didn't inspire confidence. Primarily that they're not really that much cheaper than going to other companies offering something similar. If
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
I shudder when I read DRM after building a embedded display raspberry pi build. There was a problem with Raspberry pi kernel incorrectly detected an HDMI display was connected even though I was trying to display to DSI. The only work around
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
The base fee doesn't need to be monthly, they can take $50 dollars as a one time registration verification fee. That should be enough to cover their compute costs for the year, specially when you pool in that from multiple customers. W
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
The problem is how bullshit transactional emails are when you're outside of AWS. If you're not expecting to use 10,000 emails a month but would like the option to go over the free tier without committing to 10,000 more. Just let m
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
I agree, software (software startups) has always been the golden child of investors because of how cheap it is compared to hardware or any other physical good. Good software is expensive regardless of the involvement of LLMs because you nee
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
I literally said this exact thing verbatim with someone who was worshipping ai for code. This is an insane idea, really cool. One bit of feedback, I'd love if this could be a little more aesthetic in the visualization. The method names
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
Whenever I read John Deere my brain somehow adds Louis Rossman in there too.
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by written-beyond 6mo ago
The moon is tidally locked to earth, we only ever see one side.
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by written-beyond 7mo ago
Yes but it was capped by their restriction on sign ups/registrations. That could've easily been in the hundreds of millions if the app had public signups. Idk if Instagram would exist if they were spending hundreds of millions a d
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by written-beyond 7mo ago
My god it's the perfect app. I've never said YES BUY immediately after reading a title before but this is it. My phone frequently gets cluttered with tens of different note taking, calendar, Todo type apps because I am literally t
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by written-beyond 7mo ago
I mean a trivial solution to all of these work around a could have been each keystroke registers a single asterisk that goes away after a delay. You wouldn't reveal the length and you'd had a standard way of informing the user tha
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by written-beyond 7mo ago
I am aware of that but you forgot the other conditions. Keys sometimes don't register, I'm not sure why but I do experience missing keystrokes. The passwords get updated irregularly with the org IAM so you aren't sure what th
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by written-beyond 7mo ago
Yeah but am I going to really open another ssh connection just to run an admin specific command. They also didn't provide an admin user, it setup with all of the extra security configurations. You couldn't even `su`
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by written-beyond 7mo ago
The number of times I've been stuck wondering if my keystrokes are registering properly for a sudo prompt over a high latency ssh connection. These servers I had an account setup too were, from what I observed, partially linked with th
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by written-beyond 7mo ago
TBF my friends who were getting business degrees struggled with their 8 gigs pc. When they need to run something like SPSS next to a chrome instance, their ram got tight pretty fast.
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by written-beyond 7mo ago
You greatly underestimate the utility used, serviceable laptops have provided to broke students. My first laptop was a decommissioned pos office dell ultrabook. By every metrics it would've been the worst option to choose, but since it

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