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CallMeJim
9mo ago
> > Here's something most developers overlook: if an LLM has a 2% JSON defect rate, and Response Healing drops that to 1%, you haven't just made a 1% improvement. You've cut your defects, bugs, and support tickets in ha
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Windows Notepad adds support for formatting, rolling out to Windows Insiders
(blogs.windows.com)
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9mo ago
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10mo ago
$1,360 a year. Use it to buy higher quality goods that will save you more in the long run. Use the ongoing $1,360 a year PLUS the accumulating savings gained from the higher quality goods to repeat at higher levels. A lot of the discourse a
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CallMeJim
10mo ago
How much would you save yearly if you didn't have a dog? A few accumulated years of those savings would let you buy a better-quality drier or washing machine - saving you from replacing them regularly, or replacing your damaged clothes
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1y ago
If you can't bear to have a single good thing said about someone (anyone)... it may be time to consider whether you're taking it too far, and becoming someone who is working the political divisiveness that you abhor. Take a break,
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1y ago
Here's the intended link target: https://github.com/devcontainer-community/awesome-devcontain...
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1y ago
Poplar is a very wet wood. It tends to take so long to dry, and then burns so quickly, that it isn't worth processing for firewood!
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List of features killed from Microsoft Skype
(support.skype.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I thought Google was bad[0], but this is just one product from Microsoft. [0]: https://killedbygoogle.com/
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4y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Typhoid Mary so far!
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4y ago
And if you don't know, this is how you learn!
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4y ago
Were there significant productivity and quality improvements for a coffee break, when compared to a simple break of the same length without coffee? My gut feel is that the important part here is the break, not the coffee — prior to that poi
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CallMeJim
4y ago
Is 'rate of default' the term you are looking for?
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4y ago
Business Development Representative.
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CallMeJim
4y ago
You're fine. If there is any possibility of legal action, it'll be against the users who use your platform to connect with SAP. And it's very unlikely that SAP would take legal action against them - their account manager may
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4y ago
Excellent project! When I run this, it succeeds fine but I get the message "This build of the DLL doesn’t implement the reference CPU-running Whisper model." What does this mean? Also very interested in the hybrid option, how do y
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4y ago
> We trusted our team blindly. What happened?
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4y ago
> Socioeconomic disparities make it difficult to raise a family due to cost of living Rather, the number of children per family tends to go down as income increases - compare Congo (6.2 children per woman in 2020, $577.20 GDP per capita)
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4y ago
Seconded - it handles EPUBs also, which really makes it valuable for me.
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4y ago
It sounds like you're saying that early employees and founders have a similar level of rush, but vastly different levels of reward. Why would anyone ever be an early employee when they can be a founder instead?
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4y ago
What!? Santa Clause isn't real?
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4y ago
Do you think people would be able to maintain 100% productivity when working 20 hours/week?
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4y ago
On the flip side; no one is productive 100% of the time. If people worked 20 hours per week, the actual productive time would likely be between 5 and 10 hours per week.
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4y ago
I don't think that would be very binding at all. If you signed a mortgage agreement with a bank and then emailed them a week later saying "actually, I didn't like that clause about paying interest — I explicitly refuse that c
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4y ago
It is an asset, unless you consider gold etc. to not be assets either?
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4y ago
NZ citizen here - zero Covid isn't plausible without regular lockdowns, for when Covid inevitably escapes quarantine. We tried for zero Covid and failed.
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4y ago
Kiwi feathers feel a bit like stands of nylon - thick and fairly stiff. As you say, it feels very unusual!
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4y ago
These calls exist because companies have learnt from wasting their time talking to people who can't afford it, aren't the decision maker and aren't interested in purchasing any time soon. The conversion rate of the sales prof
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4y ago
This reads like a LinkedIn post.
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4y ago
That would be who the "they" refers to, yes!
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