NorthSouthNorth

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by NorthSouthNorth 4d ago
Surely they can't just keep getting away with this? If I did any one of these I'd be in jail lol (and by god, probably for a very long time). You can't just form a company and accidentally hack people and claims whoopsies.
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by NorthSouthNorth 6d ago
2nd hand Garmin or Apple Watch. These things are basically being thrown away and watches like a Gen 6 AW or a Fenix 5 can be found for so little money and they work very well even today if you only care about sports tracking. I personally c
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by NorthSouthNorth 7d ago
How could they confirm or deny this?
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by NorthSouthNorth 7d ago
I also thought so but in my case the keyboard worked somehow. And I had not previously trusted it. Perhaps there was something else I did, but it worked on it's first plug in.
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by NorthSouthNorth 9d ago
I just had this nightmare yesterday. Water damaged MBP so just the power button worked. You can use any keyboard during recovery mode. But not connect BT devices (technically possible via some secret screen but it was stuck on a loading loo
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by NorthSouthNorth 12d ago
This is quite exciting. Sol for me has been the absolute best model yet. I find myself using it 95% of the time even though I have access to Fable. Is the speed the same as 5.6 sol?
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by NorthSouthNorth 19d ago
Which is very different to labelling them a national security risk instead of just not awarding them contracts.
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by NorthSouthNorth 22d ago
lol I remember a senior dev absolutely shitting on me for suggesting de-normalization to improve a JOIN query that was absolutely way too slow (on a table that was reseeded on deploys at that). I left it at that but to this day I maintain t
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by NorthSouthNorth 27d ago
Migrating a test suite is exactly the kind of work that LLM's excel at beause it's extremely easy to verify (I mean that is the nature of them lol). With enough budget this seems a rather reasonable and fun task.
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
Tested on a dev env (t3.nano) with a rather challenging query (500 rather evenly distributed items) on a file with ~70m rows w/ about 576 row groups. version 1.4.4: 31.89s preview: 4.42s
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
Yeah this was the attitude back in the day and I know some older guys with this mindset but the science on this is pretty clear. It’s definitely one of, if not the most, currently focused on aspects of endurance sports outside of the actual
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
People bonk because they're not eating enough DURING the ride. I'll eat (actually mostly drink) like 120-200g carbs on longer rides. Record is 700g during a 200km ride. I've seen big guys bonk too. It has very little to do wi
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
I think this is easy to say as a healthy eater (I am one too, always have been). However, unlearning a lifetime of bad habits is hard. But yeah, it's costing nations billions that could be better spent.
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
Ha what a memory. In HS we started with Java, then the education department (I assume) tried to force us to switch to Delphi, and we had to learn about RAD development methodology, etc, and then, very randomly, we swapped back to Java. I th
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
Yeah, I tried it for about 2 hours yesterday. It was indeed strenuous when having to think about both the language and the complicated topic being discussed. I was asking it to correct my wording as we went along, and despite some weird stu
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
You'd think, but I have 4 friends who have been diagnosed, and they all have horror stories. This is in 3 countries, none of which are the US, but from reading Reddit, it seems the US has the same issue.
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
> we do not have, nor want, any of their trade secrets. Is also rather funny when hiring HUNDREDS of their engineers.
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
+1 on this being a great idea. I also need to learn how to write in German (I can speak at B2 and read C1, but I find writing difficult as I've never bothered tbh). The added benefit of avoiding Claudisms is interesting. I think I&#x27
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
In a perfect world, it wouldn't be. Personally, if I knew an infallible person was recording my private conversation and anonymising it to an acceptable degree, I wouldn't care. For example, by removing personal identifiers and ag
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by NorthSouthNorth 1mo ago
Honestly don't even know how to feel about this regulation. I think in principle I like it. If one uses AI to generate content on a topic and is not actually checking its accuracy, why not force them to label it. What practical benefit
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by NorthSouthNorth 2mo ago
Good luck convincing them. I’ve tried haha.
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by NorthSouthNorth 2mo ago
As a cyclist I feel this. My FIL is a cyclist in his 70s and has lots of issues with his back and shoulders because he just cycles (even to this day doing 1k km per month). That being said he is significantly healthier than any other 70 yea
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by NorthSouthNorth 2mo ago
+1 for Caddy absolutely goated software. Everytime I need it, it saves me hours and hours.
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by NorthSouthNorth 2mo ago
I wonder if it’s people gaming the system to get the certs or just that you have high expectations. B2 should mean one is confident in most conversational situations. I’m at this level and have no issues conversing at all but make a lot of
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by NorthSouthNorth 2mo ago
I also find this frustrating. Every time I want to add an app to Github, it defaults to org wide. So far, I've managed to keep the reins on that, and nobody has made a mistake, but I am just waiting for the day someone adds something o
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by NorthSouthNorth 2mo ago
You can get B1 with a bit of spare time. With kids, I understand it's a different situation; however, it took me about 2 years to get there, learning in my spare spare time (which after a certain point was just listening to audio books
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by NorthSouthNorth 2mo ago
For corporate * You can't use sub pricing with orgs w/ OpenAI.
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by NorthSouthNorth 2mo ago
You can cold-turkey it. Know daily smokers who (temporarily) quit for multiple reasons, e.g. medical reasons, job, extended travelling. From what I have seen, there are no side effects at all. They go back to smoking when the opportunity ar
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by NorthSouthNorth 3mo ago
I think you can write a quick script to toggle the disable-model-invocation to turn off auto invocation.
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by NorthSouthNorth 3mo ago
Yeah, it's easy once you pick up the formula, but for first-time readers, it's hard. My first piece of russian literature was The Idiot, and I remember consulting the front page quite often. There are lots of similar names, and th

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