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Bugbot Switches to Usage Based Pricing
(cursor.com)
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cameroncairns
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cameroncairns
1y ago
My physical ios device test harness has no pin numbers/touch id activated for any of the connected phones. I noticed early on in testing that it would require physical access to reinput the pin code even when the device was already unl
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cameroncairns
1y ago
Spice Data (YC S19) | Software Engineer / Sr Software Engineer | On Site San Francisco, CA We license data to leading Fortune 500 restaurants. Data is the new oil, it serves as a vital input into the ML and data analytics pipelines tha
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2y ago
Pretty sure any updates to the software count as additional R&D. Just running software you've already created doesn't count though. Something interesting we were asked was how much of our cloud costs involved developing softw
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2y ago
Not a practitioner, just a startup cofounder affected by these changes.. not legal or tax advice. You can read the applicable text here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/174 Section 174(c)(3) ``` (3
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2y ago
Not who you responded to, but I worked in college radio for a while. Depending on what CDs they were listening to, generally the label will highlight which tracks are standouts and that you should listen to. Usually it would be 3 or 4 tra
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3y ago
The tech geek in me really wants to get a studio with an M2 ultra just for the cool factor, but yeah I think cost effectiveness wise it makes more sense to rent something in the cloud for now. Things are moving so quickly with local llms to
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3y ago
Interesting! There are anecdotal reports here and there on local llama about real world performance, but yeah I'm just reporting what Apple advertises for those devices on their spec sheet
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3y ago
I've been considering buying a Mac specifically for LLMs, and I've come across a lot of info/misinfo on the topic of bandwidth. I see you are talking about M2 bandwidth issues that you read about on linkedin, so I wanted to e
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cameroncairns
3y ago
I found this discussion on the local llama subreddit that digs a little bit more into what effects the sliding window might have, in case you or anyone else reading this comment thread finds it interesting: https://old.reddit.com
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3y ago
I wish it was easier to parse/compare the supported cell frequencies list from phone/gsm arena. Especially for devices more targeted at non US markets you can end up missing a lot of useful frequencies. I guess part of the issue
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3y ago
Anecdata, but I suspect my current issues with charging my iphone are due to wear on the charging port from using the lightning -> headphone adapter. When looking for a new phone I noticed that many sony phones still provide headphone ja
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3y ago
The syntax has a bit of a learning curve, but there's a library called glom that can be helpful in parsing heterogeneous JSON. Specifically it has a coalesce operator that let's you define multiple paths to get the data you are tr
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4y ago
There have been some efforts to utilize the type hints to give performance boosts. There's a project called mypyc that apparently has been used by black (python formatting library) that will compile type hinted python into c extensions
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5y ago
Really great techniques listed in this thread! I wanted to point out though that it's generally nicer to the website owner if you enable `Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate`. The difference in the amount of bandwidth charges for the site
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5y ago
Further down in the article he mentions a failed test for a tour marketplace where locals will show you around, but I agree that I would have liked to have seen more negative result examples than just the one.
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6y ago
It wouldn't be the first time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUNuNilqrDQ It's hard to find a reliable source here but there was right wing folk music being made to combat the threat of communism in the 60s. htt
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6y ago
This alone might convince me to start using fish again. Thanks for the tip!
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6y ago
Reading the letters, they are only signed by two Democratic members of the house. They are both on the committee for communications and technology, but they only represent 2 of 28 voting representatives. This really feels more like a publi
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6y ago
I don't! As far as I know, scraping data behind a login is illegal in the united states. You can look into the supreme court case Facebook v Powers Inc for information behind that. This page https://www.rcfp.org/scrapi
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6y ago
I think this article does an OK job covering how to scrape websites rendered serverside, but I strongly discourage people from scraping SPAs using a headless browser unless they absolutely have to. The article's author touches on this
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7y ago
I had considered getting a bidet until I read this article from UC Berkeley. I’d love to hear some counterpoints to their arguments though! https://www.berkeleywellness.com/self-care/preventive-care/a...
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9y ago
Thanks for the notice! Looks like we're still working on getting some of the job descriptions posted. In the mean time, please reach out to us at careers at simplelegal.com.