Swinx43

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by Swinx43 3mo ago
That is unfortunately not how it works. Most commonly the place from which decisions are made on a day to day basis is used. This results in the country in which 50% or more of your directors reside for 183 days a year. So if 50% or more of
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by Swinx43 3mo ago
Exactly this. For some reason this is constantly being overlooked/confused. It is very possible to deploy these models inside your own VPC on the big cloud providers and have it be completely secure. I would argue that is even more sec
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by Swinx43 1y ago
I live in the UK. Please for the love of all that is sweet and holy DO THIS! The only way our politicians will learn is if the public outcry is so fierce it makes them fear for their jobs. A UK internet blockade might just get this going.
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by Swinx43 1y ago
The writing perpetuates the anthropomorphising of these agents. If you view the agent as simply a program that is given a goal to achieve and tools to achieve it with, without any higher order “thought” or “thinking”, then you realise it is
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by Swinx43 1y ago
Absolutely fantastic!! I love Botswana. I spent quite a lot of time in Gaborone for work. Growing up my home town was 80 kilometres from the Botswana border and we regularly visited friends there. I am so happy to see this news. Botswana ha
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by Swinx43 2y ago
The comic book hero
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Show HN: Modelsmith – Yet another LLM entity extractor(github.com)
1 points by Swinx43 2y ago|0 comments
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by Swinx43 2y ago
I second using Cody. It has been great for me. Being able to change models is fantastic.
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by Swinx43 3y ago
https://blog.christoolivier.com I write mainly about data engineering and data related topics, albeit very sporadic.
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by Swinx43 3y ago
Your troll craft is somewhat lacking
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by Swinx43 3y ago
Your observations are spot on. People are different and thus handle temperatures differently. The bit about humidity is absolutely 100% in line with my experience. I could handle -11 degrees C in Germany with clothing that would leave me fr
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by Swinx43 3y ago
That is unfortunately not correct. I grew up in a commonwealth country, have travelled to many others, and now live in the UK. Not a single person I know in either country has even the faintest idea what Fahrenheit numbers mean for temperat
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by Swinx43 4y ago
I have no idea where you have been hanging out on mastodon. My experience has been the polar opposite of yours. I have had more thoughtful conversations and interactions on mastodon in two months than what I had in many multiple years on ot
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by Swinx43 4y ago
I just came to offer my sympathies. That sucks in ways few will understand. Please tell me you have been spared from using Microsoft Teams...
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by Swinx43 4y ago
This is the exact reason I am currently very uncomfortable with the idea of a new Macbook Pro for my own business use. On the one had it absolutely makes life a lot easier and all the software I need runs great on it. On the other I would b
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by Swinx43 4y ago
I think it is impossible to understand how much additional stress and anxiety being a parent of small children bring without being in that position. I refer to it as the best kept secret of parenthood. No one tells you this until you are in
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by Swinx43 4y ago
World War Z, the movie is far removed from the book and simply does not compare.
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by Swinx43 4y ago
I second this! Absolutely love this book
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by Swinx43 4y ago
The problem with MVPs is that they are effectively Microsoft sponsored marketing outlets. I know a few of them personally and they are great people but damn have they drunk the kool-aid.
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by Swinx43 5y ago
I concur. I lived in London for 11 years and every cab I ever took the cabbie was always friendly and chatty. Only if you get in and clear show you don’t want to talk will they refrain from engaging you in a conversation.
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by Swinx43 5y ago
But it does apply to a lot, if not most, of the popular “crypto” out there.
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by Swinx43 5y ago
Only until your wallet(s) address become known and then every single transaction you have ever made is visible to the state. This is the least “hidden” system on the planet.
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by Swinx43 5y ago
You are absolutely correct. I have been working as an engineer with marketing departments of organisations and the degree to which these two sides can benefit a product or company when working together is phenomenal. "If you build it t
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by Swinx43 5y ago
I really cant blame you for this. Please just keep in mind that, as mentioned in another post, the population is almost 50/50 split on this. It is not just the Scots that are caught in the middle. There is a large amount of English als
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by Swinx43 5y ago
Looks like the site is down. There must be an insane amount of traffic hitting it.
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by Swinx43 5y ago
The dodgefather
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by Swinx43 5y ago
I agree. When it is the right solution to the problem at hand there is nothing better than a good streaming solution. It goes for pretty much all technology, that you need to choose the right tool for the job. For some reason the marketing
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by Swinx43 5y ago
So much this! As someone that regularly deals with data platforms and data engineering issues this nails it. Today’s desire to make everything event driven and “real-time” boggles the mind. Solutions are contorted to fit the Kafka operating
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Confluent Cloud CLI Tool (ccloud) Vulnerability: Credential Exposure 3rd Party
1 points by Swinx43 5y ago|0 comments
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by Swinx43 6y ago
I tip my hat to you sir. It is very true. My Irish neighbours were always surprised at how warm our flat was since they ran heating at 18 degrees in winter. Me having not grown up in the U.K. still run it at 23 to this day. Two of the place

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