greenail

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by greenail 3mo ago
you can set the "temperature" which is a lever on how stochastic the prediction is. If you are doing your own inference this is clear and easy. If you are consuming tokens this is outsourced.
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by greenail 3mo ago
maybe it doesn't turn them into assholes. maybe it just frees them to act naturally.
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by greenail 4mo ago
if "the ai" was delivering value you'd think it would be lowering both cost to develop these dev tools as well as the cost to support them. In that light the move is odd unless they don't know how to use AI to lower tho
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by greenail 4mo ago
maybe now isn't the time but at some point it needs to be better understood which models are best for which types of programming or styles or languages. These models are not all the same for every language. The harness is also a fact
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by greenail 4mo ago
my experience with elixir is that if you tell the LLM "let it crash" it is productive. If you don't tell it this it hides errors and writes crappy tests. So, maybe it is go and not concurrency programming.
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by greenail 5mo ago
I think GB10 is a bit of a counter point. There are tons of features that are not implemented for GB10 which was released 8/2025 It isn't all roses on the cuda side.
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by greenail 7mo ago
you can buy dual coaxial shaft steppers ( X40 ) for car instrument panels open them and remove the hard stops. A very small magnet and 2 hall sensors gets you end stops.
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by greenail 1y ago
This is a bit of a simplification of how enterprise sales works. A few extra dimensions are sometimes required. For "decision makers" their own personal view of reality may not in fact be accurate. You sometimes must vet that w
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by greenail 1y ago
this doesn't add anything to the conversation.
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by greenail 3y ago
This doesn't work when you are in a relationship with someone with a personality disorder like BPD. They use it to hurt not to heal.
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by greenail 4y ago
It is not who you know, it is who knows you! Seems like a small nuance but realizing this changes how you think about building relationships.
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by greenail 4y ago
+1: the globally unique identifier that is reused across multiple accounts is an antipattern in my opinion. This is just as bad as reusing passwords. There should be no need for anyone to have to reuse email user id's or phone number
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46% of ETH POS post merge is just two addresses(twitter.com)
75 points by greenail 4y ago|44 comments
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by greenail 4y ago
IaaS lockin should be minimal if you make the right investments in automation and think hard about dependencies you can't unwind quickly. An IaaS deployment without automation misses the point of cloud. The easy test is "can you
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by greenail 4y ago
if you flip the script you'd never ask an exec you don't know for a meeting without giving context. This is common courtesy if you do it without seeming demanding. "Looking forward to our discussion. Can you give me a bit m
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by greenail 4y ago
If you don't have a relationship with the executive you should ask for an agenda and clarity on the goal of the meeting. You should say "you need the context so that you can prepare and ensure a productive meeting". Even if
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by greenail 4y ago
This is a very good question, but you should also dig a few why's into it: "What type of people are successful here? What type of people are not?" I also like to ask: "what's the best thing about working here? fol
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by greenail 4y ago
My rule of thumb has been to stay close to the revenue so perhaps asking if you would be working on topline related projects or bottom line related project. Related is to ask what the top priorities are and to try to understand where your
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by greenail 4y ago
Are you basing this on math or history?
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by greenail 4y ago
it is a good book actually!
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by greenail 4y ago
it doesn't look very good visually and also in terms of dimensional accuracy. how do you finish this without cnc or hand work? It looks warped. This lack of dimensional accuracy is a huge problem with additive processes IMHO. It wo
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by greenail 4y ago
If you are not a fan of big government do you view expanding the power of the federal reserve as dangerous?
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by greenail 4y ago
step 1: make sure you boss's goals are aligned with yours step 2: make sure you boss will have your back and clearly communicates how aggressive they expect you to be. step 3: have goals that focus on topline revenue not bottom line co
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by greenail 4y ago
crypto is a solution in search of a problem which makes me wonder how these startups are getting funded.
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by greenail 4y ago
"they had seen data viz that had showed he was the epicenter of disinfo that radiated outwards to the persuadable public." Interesting they are plotting social graphs like this in the whitehouse. I wonder what tools they use.
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by greenail 4y ago
Results for the query: how+does+tuxdeo+make+money Instead of: how does tuxdex make money Result page: 1 0 Documents found in 0.27 seconds
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by greenail 4y ago
The problem is not bad intentions or selling your information. The problem is that they copy it into a DB and it is a globally unique identifier. Once this happens you have lost control. You can never ungive that GUID. Your only recourse
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by greenail 4y ago
What is the difference in expense between the "loads more" you are spending and hiring and managing a sysadmin? Ballpark is fine, interested to know if it is 1x,10x, 50x?
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by greenail 4y ago
Hard to define something correctly when the definition has been wrong for 50 years. https://www.wired.com/story/the-teeny-tiny-scientific-screwu... <--- 2021
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by greenail 4y ago
I just realized I've been using windows for 30 years... wow! The main problem here is that this is a work machine. Generally you can't do what ever you want on those. I imagine Linux is harder to lock down in a corp environment

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