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dgdosen
7mo ago
Is it me, or will this just speed up the timeline where a 'good enough' open model (Qwen? Deepseek? - I'm sure the Chinese will see a value in undermining OpenAI/Anthropic/Google) combined with good enough/chea
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3y ago
I picked up an M3Pro/11/14/36GB/1TB to 'test' over the long holiday return period to see if I need an M3 Max. For my workflow (similar to blog post) - I don't! I'm very happy with this machine. Die s
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dgdosen
3y ago
This should work fine with vim-dadbod and vim-dadbod-ui... Right?
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dgdosen
3y ago
Can anyone ELI5 - Is the compound/material used for LK-99 that unique? Are there other, similar materials that might also have this 'quantum well' quality?
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3y ago
I love the mini - and I'd say an iPad makes sense for consumption and pen use (handwriting notes)... but the 'Pro' is a waste of an M1/M2. I would kill for a rebooted 12" Macbook with that same terrible keyboard if
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dgdosen
3y ago
I like the analogy of using a kanban for managing work to playing poker. It takes 10 minutes to learn, but a lifetime to master.
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3y ago
Why do you estimate when using a kanban? You might look at an item and break it down for simplicity. You also might go in with a goal of 'one card per member per day' or something similar. But nothing should be fixed to an estimat
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3y ago
Scrum is pushing stuff into a sprint. Kanban is pulling the highest priority stuff through - it's done when it's done. Metrics/Analytics can be calculated when your done based on actual information, as opposed to the beginni
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3y ago
They're also visualized (on a kanban board) - are you doing that? Make work visible.
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3y ago
They're prioritized tasks. They're pulled through. Simplicity is the structure.
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3y ago
Nate, I'll work with you...
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3y ago
The first sentence: "GPTs are General Purpose Technologies" I wonder what a Generative Pre-trained Transformer would say about that...
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4y ago
Would the mechanics of those switches be any good?
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4y ago
Excellent idea! I found this on github: https://gist.github.com/jeb5/da22862e469dea21e873acabb562f63... Was able to get all of my feeds exported to an OPML file, then imported into my RSS Reader of choice.
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4y ago
I'm happy the Apple web site shows at least one 'stock' configs for the laptops with 32GB of ram and 1TB. That means Costco, Best Buy and Amazon will be slinging these around at sale prices soon enough.
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4y ago
So what is Twitter's response to the issue? Surely one of those accounts has addressed it... I can't seem to find it.
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dgdosen
4y ago
Elon paid $44B for Twitter! He's going to squeeze every short-term dollar out of the platform and count on users sitting back and taking it.
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4y ago
also (IMO) - - exportable/importable to/from markdown in case that's ever needed - much faster than evernote ever was It's what Evernote was supposed to be. They've got some richer formatting open issues - but that
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dgdosen
5y ago
your argument reads like a straw man...
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5y ago
Don't sugar coat it kid, tell us straight.
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5y ago
I just tried installing for neovim - but got an error running vim-plug's `:PlugInstall` I added an issue. https://github.com/github/feedback/discussions/6847 Anyone else install in neovim?
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dgdosen
5y ago
Good use of "signal to noise ratio"
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5y ago
I'm sure this guy knew what he was doing - but yes, he was probably coerced or induced by someone with more authority. There's no way the buck stops there.
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5y ago
So, where's the Github link for Conductor Framework?
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5y ago
So what's the best alternative?
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5y ago
Would a Kardashev Type 1 civilization have too many powerplants? If we can get to net zero first, that would affect your model's calculation that we would require endless power plants.
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5y ago
The first thing I wondered about these comments is how often "Peak Oil" would be mentioned. There has been no peak oil related crash. I think the world's economy and markets are now resilient enough to safely say 'peak
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5y ago
want
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6y ago
I think MS is making a postitive step in allowing loading js/ts libraries via node as part of it's programming model compared to just using VBA. This could be very powerful. It would help Excel to be repurposed to potentially som
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6y ago
I read this article when it was first published last weekend... and I'm a believer that Excel Lambda and JS/TS integration are a very beneficial tool for the right reason. Excel is now just another front end. But it's a powe
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