yokoprime

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by yokoprime 7mo ago
Why would anyone use an AI DJ for classical music? The data model for modern music and classical music do have some major differences, which the author notes. which is why there are separate apps, sometimes connected to the same subscriptio
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by yokoprime 7mo ago
all weekend is off-peak
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
You are not reading his material i suppose? It’s really one of the better sources for informed takes on llms
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
I chuckled. Everything on earth is recent if you look at it from a cosmic timeframe I guess
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
What topics are allowed in your opinion? I very much enjoyed Simon’s comment as it is a use case I also was thinking of.
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
I speak to everyone when in "work mode". Its part of the job. I smalltalk, im curious, i listen. When off work I dont really want to talk to people at all (outside "my" people, i.e. my family and small group of friends).
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
Average age was 57, which may be rather high. Also: why not test out combining both diets?
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
This is what I would do too
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
The interior designer doesn't really do squat. They can do plan drawings and have some off the shelf cupboards and furniture. They don't implement anything
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
This is why diffs / LoC is a terrible metric. It shows nothing other than a willingness to push large changesets upstream.
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
Im just tuning out of the whole master vs main discussion. I use whatever is the default branch name of my current project OR what git init gives me. When / if git init produces a default branch named main, i'll use that.
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
Tell yourself everyone else feels the same. If that is true or not is impossible to prove, so just assume it’s an universal truth and move on with your life
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
A somewhat contrarian perspective is that this diagram is so simple and widely used and has been reproduced (ie redrawn) so many times that is very easy to assume this does not have a single origin and that its public domain.
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by yokoprime 8mo ago
> In the first really heavy winter storm of the year, your power might go off. This is understandable Having lived in Norway most of my 40+ years on this earth, I can with some confidence say that this is not an universal truth. I don’t
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by yokoprime 9mo ago
Its classic Elon over-promising. Problem with robots is that they are useless without AI, while cars can be driven by a human, so as long as controls work and range is good they are viable
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by yokoprime 9mo ago
I struggle to see a valid usecase for this that isn’t handled by symlinks.
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by yokoprime 9mo ago
I seem to remember there was a large (indian?) educational YouTuber who did a tutorial on how to use Git where they forked a FOSS repo, made a change to the README.md and then made a PR. This caused a huge influx of garbage PRs for that par
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by yokoprime 9mo ago
Im sorry, but i dont buy that. Unix certification has nothing to do with number of processes running or "efficiency"! The OS must be SUS compliant, i.e have all the core interfaces in place, all the correct utilities (awk, grep, v
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by yokoprime 9mo ago
A screenshot of the «after» would clear up a lot of confusion
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by yokoprime 9mo ago
The persona he presented in social media was very angry and smug. I always liked reading dilbert growing up, but it’s difficult for me to read Scott Adams comics now without the echo of his angry rants in the back of my mind.
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by yokoprime 10mo ago
I'm not maining windows, but i dual-boot it on my gaming pc (no BF6 on Linux). In all fairness, Windows is no better or worse now than it was 5 years ago. Its not like its suddenly become completely unusable (or more unusable, dependin
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by yokoprime 10mo ago
Making "tech-minded persons" dump apple etc does NOTHING to move the needle in terms of what most people use. For example I'm running a pretty sweet calibre-web automated setup with Kobo readers. Ive changed the storefront on
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by yokoprime 10mo ago
The author uses dash (-) not em dash (—), there is a big difference in that everyone has a dedicated dash/undersocore key on their keyboard, but nobody has a em dash key. You can use word processing software etc, but using em dash cons
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by yokoprime 10mo ago
Can we not do the computer game analogy? it breaks down quickly
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by yokoprime 11mo ago
I have an intel/nvida 4080 pc and im running a regular Arch install, rocking KDE on Wayland. It works flawlessly, just installed the drivers and that was that. Stop inventing problems that do not exist.
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by yokoprime 11mo ago
If there is one appliance in my house that does not need a LCD screen and «smart» features, it’s my fridge. It was installed maybe 6 years ago, I adjusted some temperature settings and I’ve never touched the dials again.
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by yokoprime 11mo ago
I don’t think leaving a platform you don’t enjoy has much, if anything, in common with physically relocating. I left X, but I have an account i use to log in about once a week to see if there’s anything worth while. I haven’t really found a
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by yokoprime 1y ago
They «read» for shorter amounts of time. Reading for hours on an OLED can be fatiguing, especially if you stare at a LCD at work for 8-10 hours everyday on top of your reading
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by yokoprime 1y ago
I experienced the same thing first time I took them onboard a plane. The APP has so far been a disappointment for me. They do have much better NC, but at the cost of issues like this and worse sound quality
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by yokoprime 1y ago
I'm objectively faster. Not necessarily if I'm working on a task I've done routinely for years, but when taking on new challenges I'm up and running much faster. A lot of it have to do with me offloading doing the basic

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