daswerth

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by daswerth 1mo ago
I don't understand. The post links to Qwen's page on HF right?
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by daswerth 2y ago
The idea that someone should refrain from publishing a blog post about _anything_ unless they are a certifiable expert is not reasonable. Many people (correctly) write to learn, and even if they are publishing just to "present themselv
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by daswerth 3y ago
Can anyone compare Zellij with Byobu? Seems like it was the previous "new hotness".
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by daswerth 3y ago
What documentary are you talking about?
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by daswerth 3y ago
Reminds me of this all-time great SNL skit: Romano Tours ( https://youtu.be/TbwlC2B-BIg?si=RfxR6b8oQW4JOJA2 ) "We can take you on a hike... We cannot turn you into somebody who likes hiking."
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by daswerth 3y ago
> This is true of most of almost all living technogies. It's not really true for any other programming language. If I'm an expert in Java 8, I can build and ship a product using it. I don't need to be up-to-date in my know
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by daswerth 3y ago
Is there a trustworthy guide on this?
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by daswerth 3y ago
For real. I did some reading to try to understand the rationale. I _think_ Free File is a general program which lots of "services" can participate in, including TurboTax. Direct File is akin to (but maybe not actually the same as)
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by daswerth 3y ago
https://www.irs.gov/about-irs/strategic-plan/direct-file Not to be confused with IRS Free File
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by daswerth 3y ago
I really like this. Does just what it should.
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by daswerth 3y ago
Not sure if it's meant to be a joke, but the site for that responsive preview boookmarklet does Not look right on mobile. The title text spills off the right side of my screen.
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by daswerth 3y ago
It's definition 1 in the link you shared: Any apparently useless activity which, by allowing one to overcome intermediate difficulties, allows one to solve a larger problem.
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by daswerth 3y ago
> very nuanced problem fanned by vested interests and hence passing a blanket bill without understanding the issues involved can actually do more harm than good I'm very interested to understand the "more harm than good" p