dustymcp

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by dustymcp 3mo ago
Me and most of my friends from school started in low paying consultant jobs, in fact most from my class dont do software at all only 5 of us had jobs after education ended, this is like 12 years ago, it was also hard back then to get a job,
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by dustymcp 9mo ago
I just bought 32gb ram at 650DKK 2 months ago and now the same ram goes for 3200+...
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by dustymcp 10mo ago
I use it, it has its quirks but surprisingly its buggy and faster than the official one..
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by dustymcp 10mo ago
Well i think that is why it got there people really love hating :)
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by dustymcp 2y ago
I dont agree, there is way more help in terms of writing efficient code today than there was back in time, ive seen horrible code from that time which would not have been produced today.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
Its the kids that are being influenced into consuming, nothing else.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
yeah nswag has been pretty consistent i can recommend aswell.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
Yes that money was not payment but a prop to the artpiece.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
Amazon?
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by dustymcp 3y ago
oh so a working google assistant? :)
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by dustymcp 3y ago
I feel both things are not really ready for primetime, but i agree AI is way more useful.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
it generally seems to be entirely seperated ive had multiple instances where the ui was slow, but i could easily use the api, i ended up building my own client for funs and its pretty useful now aswell :)
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by dustymcp 3y ago
even the laser etcher is a problem :)
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by dustymcp 3y ago
it really does, it came up with multiple wrong dockerfiles for me yesterday, but it seems to correct it when you tell it
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by dustymcp 3y ago
this there are some pretty insane videos out there a out this, an extremely light weight unit capable of taking down tanks..
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by dustymcp 3y ago
it will be different for every usecase, the only way to find out is spinning one up..
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by dustymcp 3y ago
haha that is funny thay solution was already there but wasnt that modelled on the idea of everyone having a phonenumber ?
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by dustymcp 3y ago
at some point you have to with enough mass..
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by dustymcp 3y ago
depending on your country they might not have been availible before
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by dustymcp 3y ago
why is this big news weve had this stuff for decades now ?
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by dustymcp 3y ago
i had a wifi jammer i bought from some chinese site killed everything in a sphere around you, fairly sure it would disconnect drones aswell, we had some fun times with that :)
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by dustymcp 3y ago
im thinking its doctrine, there simply havent been a need, us marines dont go in without air superiority, what good is a stinger if there are no targets?
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by dustymcp 3y ago
most likely demographics willplay a huge role in this when we start having increased elder care.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
Was it not abit of a sin to include jQuery in angularJS back then? It's been awhile :)
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by dustymcp 3y ago
just give it the log output or error code and your code then in alot of cases it comes up with decent solutions
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by dustymcp 3y ago
i used it extensively and cannot think back on any time i thought the cmd line was slow
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by dustymcp 3y ago
dayz and the arma series aswell they would not have sold nearly the amount of copies without it, it also ended up as a standalone however controversial it might be.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
it works the same way, they also have a review that is public, and are under the same mandatory checkups, i worked in both a restaurant and a potatosalad factory and procedures where the same, you had a checklist for cleaning which was work
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by dustymcp 3y ago
that sounds awful, here we have unexpected food controls where you have to have a flyer hanging in a window with you latest review failure to hang it up gives fines and eventually closure if enough violations are made. when unsanitary condi
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by dustymcp 3y ago
im not sure i follow if you want embeddings for any word/sentence you send it to the embeddingendpoint and save the vectors coming back?

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