anothernewdude

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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
Gitlab. Required very few CI/CD changes to be honest.
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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
Oh right, the animal.
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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
I've already jumped ship. Switching source control host was actually pretty easy. Builds still working just fine.
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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
Ad-blockers are the most used extensions on firefox. Origin itself has 10m installs, there are others with 3m and few with 1m installs.
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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
It wouldn't bring in their estimate, it'd kill the browser.
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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
Are dumb TVs rare? I've never bought one, just getting TVs when other people are finished with theirs, but I'm pretty sure every one I've owned has been a dumb TV. We just connect it to the PS4 and they've all been the s
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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
Keeping them on the vine is far better for the consumer, who can have a range of tomatoes that ripen as you eat them.
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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
Perhaps a sign of the trauma from university, but for me that's quicksort.
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by anothernewdude 9mo ago
Removing ads and downloading videos are both available for free.
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by anothernewdude 10mo ago
> that is governed by an ultimate goal. I have bad news for you. Again, it's humans.
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by anothernewdude 10mo ago
Lots of types of life give up on homeostasis along particular dimensions because the environment is doing it well enough. Viruses do reproduce. If you say "well not by themselves" neither do humans.
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by anothernewdude 10mo ago
For building tools with, it's bad. It's pointless tokens spend on irrelevant tics that will just be fed to other LLMs. The inane chatter should be built on the final level IF and only if, the application is a chat bot, and only if
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by anothernewdude 10mo ago
Why would I need to comply with foreign laws?
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by anothernewdude 10mo ago
So upon finding success, he has escaped the struggle that people are forced into against their will. How unreasonable of him.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
I didn't see a pop-up on the site at all.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
Weird that they think people will follow their terms of service while disregarding that of the entire internet.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
Or you could just reject all third party cookies, see no sites break and enjoy your privacy.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
So few games support macOS that it is a real pain to find games to play on it.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
Wild future that Cloudflare is making their own crypto to shill.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
It's a libertarian paradise.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
Fuck me, is there anything fun that isn't nephrotoxic?
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
In researching why it was happening to me, I found sufficient forum posts complaining about it that it seems to be commonplace. I have my doubts that Apple would admit enough to perform a safety recall given the issues they've had with
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
America does American things.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
Also they leak charge onto the case.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
As a contractor who cleans up slop projects, I couldn't be happier.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
You're more annoying than the people you complain about.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
You seem more entitled to your opinion than others. > That is their decision. Without any contract or promise, there is no obligation to anybody. Not everything is legally enforced. Open source is a social phenomenon. Why are you so surp
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
None of those models can learn continuously. LLMs currently can't add to their vocabulary post training as AGI would need to. That's a big problem. Before anyone says "context", I want you to think on why that doesn&#x27
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
By the time re-industrialisation kicks in, the US will be well placed to replace China as a source of cheap labour, once living standards decrease to that level.
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by anothernewdude 11mo ago
This is the opposite of what I want. I'd rather turn videos into articles.

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