Dave3of5

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by Dave3of5 7mo ago
Fast but the output is shit due to the contrained model they used. Doubt we'll ever get something like this for the large Param decent models.
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by Dave3of5 8mo ago
100% agree this isn't a browser. It's better than the previous attempt but fails to render even basic html websites correctly and crashes constantly. The fact that it compiles is better the the cursor dude. "It Compiles"
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by Dave3of5 11mo ago
If you're using AWS then you are most likely using us-east-1 there is no escape. When big problems happen on us-east-1 it affect most of AWS services.
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by Dave3of5 1y ago
Agreed, having worked with a few people who thought xslt is the bee knees it's just not very good at all for this type of thing. In fact I'd say it's not very good at anything really. My thoughts: 1) It's fragile. As xml
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by Dave3of5 1y ago
> Which is much harder to dose correctly when the kid spits or drools it out. Never met a non autistic child who would spit or drool out calpol. I'd take the stuff myself as an adult it tastes brilliant. > Total culture shock for
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by Dave3of5 1y ago
Actually nowadays it's less that it's a problem to pop the pills out the booster pack and more that you are limited to the number you can buy. So if you're going to off yourself you'd have to stock pile or roam around sh
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Are you saying that there is no ageism in the tech industry at all ?
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Ok have you tried freelancing? The freelancing sites like upwork and fiverr should be able to get you to that level of money per month.
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
What have you tried so far? Not throwing any shade just don't want to be suggesting stuff you've already tried.
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Yeah I noticed this and was going to mention it. That many supplements is very very odd. Many people have lived very long over the years without resorting to that many pills.
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Most of these layoffs have been very odd. These are companies making bank and then laying off people left right and center that are key to them making that bank. Corporate companies are totally baffling Hasbro is no different.
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Why are people worshiping this guy, I don't get it?
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Easiest layoff round ever in the US.
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
> The missing link is really a serverless postgres Used AWS Aurora Serverless v2 (MySQL) and it worked pretty good actually never used the postgres version but it's now available.
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
You haven't given specific of this to be blunt no idea what you mean. I already said my points about the problems your follow-up comments have not addressed those. Also there is no such thing in s3 as a cold GET there is a cold startup
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
> No, you get a DBMS and only change the storage underneath I think what you mean is what we have implemented a side channel DBMS which holds a copy which you use for the transactionality. It's a terrible approach I would not do thi
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
A bit too waffling for me to read all but I would like to make a small comment. Why are more and more devs trying to use s3 as a general purpose DB? Working on a system right now where the architects have made this mistake it has insanely p
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
> Ben told GPT-4 what he wanted and got code that ran perfectly "perfectly"? I mean this sounds dubious. ChatGPT gives interesting suggestions and advice when it comes to coding but I've never been able to get any close to
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Totally lost on the UI sorry can you explain how to operate the thing ?
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
The brain doesn't run software it's an organ inside the body. If you mean can we simulate a brain inside a computer the answer is no we can't it's unlikely that we can without building something similar to the brain whic
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
> From a computational standpoint, they both manipulate states and store data. Ignoring the metaphysical question is really frustrates me when people treat the brain as just a more complex version of a computer. The human brain and a sil
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Would be cooler if you could make the map rather than just upload an image. I.e. grassy base add roads trees ...etc. Even better if it could randomly generate these maps. I find that players don't care too much about the map other than
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Ah dam, there goes my $53 :D. (yes I know this person in European and they your decimal point as thousand separator)
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
I think you want the getting started to be the first thing people see on your homepage. Like instead of that thing which is showing you size difference put a snippet to show how easy it is to make a hello world app then a link to click to t
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
> a small part of Amazon, specifically Fulfilment by Amazon Huh? FBA is a huge part of Amazon. It's one of the main reasons for Amazon existing without it you could only buy stuff that Amazon themselves stock ...
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
I'd say dont do any layering and stick with the standard naming convention of "stacks". Start with a common stack with all your common stuff and application stacks with stuff that specific to some application say all the reso
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Well I'm glad that argument has been solved !
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Chatbots suck for customer service. I've never had one be able to actually do what I want as they only answer questions. I think a better format is to have proper documentation that's searchable. Whenever I talk to a customer serv
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
Yeah of course it was. In terms of business work you can do on an iPad it's really send emails, take teams/slack/zoom calls, write documents, create spreadsheets. That's really about it actual coding needs done on a lapt
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by Dave3of5 3y ago
I think you are describing a dogmatic approach to development. It's very common and causes problems like are described in the article.

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