garyclarke27

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Cursor Introducing Projects(cursor.com)
1 points by garyclarke27 19h ago|0 comments
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Elm for PostgreSQL(twitter.com)
2 points by garyclarke27 1mo ago|0 comments
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by garyclarke27 2mo ago
Pangram claims they detect AI-generated content with 99.98% accuracy. I'm sceptical that it can be anywhere near that, but that's subjective based on my instinct, does anyone have more objective data on this accuracy?
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Ukraine's newest strike weapon, Balloons(defensenews.com)
3 points by garyclarke27 3mo ago|0 comments
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Incident: Croatia BCS3 at Split, rejected takeoff due to runway excursion(avherald.com)
1 points by garyclarke27 4mo ago|0 comments
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PageIndex: Vectorless, Reasoning-Based RAG(github.com)
1 points by garyclarke27 5mo ago|0 comments
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Cursor-Opus agent snuffs out startup's production database(theregister.com)
2 points by garyclarke27 5mo ago|1 comments
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by garyclarke27 5mo ago
Portugal has NHR2 which is great for Tech Entrepreneurs, Zero Tax on foreign sourced Dividends and Zero Capital Gains for 10 years plus no inheritance tax if you leave to your children.
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by garyclarke27 5mo ago
Glycine + NAC even better, both precursors for Glutathione, Glycine also great for sleeping.
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by garyclarke27 6mo ago
They can translate 1600 languages, but they cannot do basic text formatting, where are the paragraphs?
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by garyclarke27 7mo ago
I would not discount how much of a factor, irrational human emotions play in negotiations. Dario is arrogant and pompous so probably wound Hegseth up the wrong way. Sam is much more charming and amenable so more able to get his way despite
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by garyclarke27 7mo ago
Interesting, explains why there are so few good TV apps like YouTube eg Spotify TV app is appalling. Strange that X has not created a decent TV App for long form video. YouTube could do with some competition, great UI but their suggestion a
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by garyclarke27 7mo ago
What baffles me is that TV manufacturers create amazing hi-definition home screens with glorious colour at incredibly cheap prices - then idiot Netflix directors completely waste 40% of the pixels for zero benefit with their stupid letterbo
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by garyclarke27 8mo ago
Autodesk is an evil rapacious company. Competition authorities should not have allowed them to buy Revit, to create a monopoly for Architecture software, enabling them to get away with charging outrageous prices to Architects, especially co
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by garyclarke27 10mo ago
Yeah such an idiot, the youngest ever self made billionaire at 23, created a multi trillion dollar company from scratch in only 20 years.
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by garyclarke27 10mo ago
Zuck did this on purpose, humiliating LeCun so he would leave. Despite LeCun being proved wrong on LLMs capabilities such as reasoning, he remained extremely negative, not exactly inspiring leadership to the Meta Ai team, he had to go.
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Build beautiful front ends with OpenAI Codex [video](youtube.com)
2 points by garyclarke27 11mo ago|0 comments
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EY exposes 4TB+ SQL database to open internet for who knows how long(theregister.com)
7 points by garyclarke27 11mo ago|0 comments
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by garyclarke27 11mo ago
I guess Claude maybe useful for finding errors in large Excel Workbooks. May also help beginners to learn the more complex Excel functions (which are still pretty easy). But if you are proficient at building Excel models I don't see an
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
Stored generated columns would be much more useful if they could reference other rows and tables, they are limited to only the current row. Automatic incremental view maintenance would also solve this problem, but is unfortunately still a g
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Jetson One – Palmer Luckey's First Flight and Delivery Video(youtube.com)
3 points by garyclarke27 1y ago|1 comments
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Nvidia touts Jetson Thor kit for real-time robot reasoning(theregister.com)
3 points by garyclarke27 1y ago|0 comments
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
I love Postgres but my biggest disappointment with them over recent years, is they are still missing automatic incremental materialized view maintenance. Has been proposed for many years but never implemented, there are extensions but they
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
Interesting, over the past few years, I've ignored the critics score and just looked at the audience score - this explains why.
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
Looks good but what about Named Parameters? Why on earth is Javascript still missing such an important feature? I know you can kind of fake it with objects, but is clunky in comparison.
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
Steve Jobs duly listed browsing the web, dealing with email, watching videos, listening to music, playing games, reading ebooks, and enjoying photos. Coincidentally, those were the exact things the iPad was really good at. Agreed * Except M
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
Meta copying Snapchat for the umpteenth time. Friend map is very popular with Teenagers.
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
One of the basic principals of the EU is freedom of movement between countries. One could argue that imposing such an onerous tax on moving to another EU country breaks this principal, so maybe worth a legal challenge - for someone with a
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
This is good news, the US should join in aswell in stopping this despicable behaviour by Apple. Apple handicaps browsers because web apps are the only viable alternative to Native Apps which generate huge commission for Apple.
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by garyclarke27 1y ago
I agree copilot for answering emails is negative value. But I find Google AI search results are very useful, can't see how they will monetise this, but can't complain for now.

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