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by yunohn 2y ago
Folding at home does not use a blockchain, further proving non-grifters don’t need it. That was the point being discussed, not distributed computing as a concept.
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by yunohn 2y ago
This idea has been brought up tons of times by grifters aiming to pivot from Crypto to AI. The reason that GPUs are used for blockchains is to compute large numbers or proofs - which are truly useless but still verifiable so they can be dis
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by yunohn 2y ago
While this reply might be a bit too harsh, I fully agree with the well warranted criticism of Apple fans chiming in on every AI Nvidia discussion with “but M chips have large amount of RAM and Apple says they’re amazing for AI”.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Where is the scam? It’s an upgrade if anything.
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by yunohn 2y ago
I’m pretty sure you need Xcode to compile Swift on macOS.
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by yunohn 2y ago
If anything, most tech company contracts are written the other way around - there is almost never overtime pay and any thinking/work done both within and outside work hours is completely owned by the company.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> the son of Taiwanese parents who sent their children to live with an uncle in the US. That's one of the many immigration paths that the MAGAs want to close. Is this an actual immigration path that still remains open? I find it har
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by yunohn 2y ago
Honestly just from picking up conversations with schizophrenic unhomed people that I’ve provided with food/water/money.
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by yunohn 2y ago
I often find that the drug/alcohol condition is also caused by having a voice in your head that is telling you to do insane things.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Docker and WSL are complementary, and often used together. Otherwise why would anyone on Linux use Docker acc to you?
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by yunohn 2y ago
That is incredibly interesting. I have a combination of flat feet and clenching my jaw, with a few posture issues and back/neck pain. So this gives me some insights to talk to my physio about - thanks for sharing!
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by yunohn 2y ago
The vast majority of devs use windows for dev, esp with Docker. Why wouldn’t they care about it?
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by yunohn 2y ago
In contrast, I have only met companies that don’t invest in real training nor schedule/budget for any knowledge gains. The only exceptions so far have been FAAMG, but all of them also have it as optional not mandatory and rarely encour
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by yunohn 2y ago
I felt like their question was, how to hire them to your new startup over them going to or staying at a big corp.
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by yunohn 2y ago
This is very interesting, could you detail the connection between insoles and mouth guards to your neck/brain injury?
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by yunohn 2y ago
I’m not actually sure which universe you’re referring to, in which the West does not constantly try to interfere with China/Russia and their activities.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> Completely stay out of their business and let whatever emerges from the chaos develop on its own? This simply never happens. The developed world is constantly putting its nose into everyone else’s business, and through globalization an
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by yunohn 2y ago
Dokku handles a significantly larger scope than the setup you describe, including a plugin ecosystem: https://dokku.com/docs/community/plugins/
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by yunohn 2y ago
You can avoid both of those easily using Cloudflare Tunnels, which seamlessly works with their proxying CDN.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Yes, the messaging apps. They suck big-time. By far the worst communication app I’ve ever used. So many bugs… Telegram is indeed the best like others are saying, and WhatsApp is a distant second.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Target Disk Mode requires shutting down and putting the macOS device into that mode. Usually to migrate files from your old to new laptop while setting it up. On the contrary, the article shows 2 normally switched-on laptops connected by a
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by yunohn 2y ago
Actually curious, in which country is what he did fully legal?
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by yunohn 2y ago
> which I don't really need, a 10y old smartphone handle my current load correctly Which phone are you using then? I presume your usage is totally non-representative of the average normal user, but curious nonetheless.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> So, what next? our organs? I’m almost certain I’ve seen a study that tried to prove opening up the organ trade would help the economy and hinder the black market.
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by yunohn 2y ago
I think it checks for the APIs it needs, and bails when they are unavailable. Atleast, that’s what I feel given the brief flash of the application before the warning replaces it.
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by yunohn 2y ago
That's fair, and mostly aligns with the rumors that Apple Intelligence will be a subscription service. But it's just weird that there's so much fragmentation before launch - different levels of device and model support - some
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by yunohn 2y ago
The exact same thing happened with crypto and "whitepapers". I think it's because both these fields have so many grifters that believe an arxiv paper provides them much-needed legitimacy. A blog post doesn't have the sam
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by yunohn 2y ago
How is it more like jQuery than React?
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by yunohn 2y ago
What part of TTS is "generative"? It can definitely use ML/AI, but I fail to see the generative component.
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by yunohn 2y ago
I learned nothing from that thread tbh - felt like they were continuously parroting the same thing without explaining any real details.

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