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jaimebuelta
3mo ago
The configuration I’m interested in (I’m waiting until new M5 models are launched) just increased $1000 :-/
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Apple just Increased Prices: here’s what’s changed
(macrumors.com)
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6mo ago
I may be very European, and grew up in a relatively chaotic city, but I find quite confusing when I’m on a grid city. Yes, it’s sort of convenient at a rational level, but everything appears the same, and there’s no way to differentiate one
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jaimebuelta
11mo ago
I may be reading a bit extra, but my main take on this is: "in your app, you probably already have PostgreSQL. You don't need to set up an extra piece of infrastructure to cover your extra use case, just reuse the tool you already
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1y ago
I think that formatting code is necessary to maintain a codebase that's used by multiple people and keep some consistency. It's very confusing to have different standards in different parts of the same code. Code should be general
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1y ago
The first line should be readable enough, but in case it's longer than that, I way prefer the style of setup_spi(&adc, mode=SPI_01, rate=15, cs_control=CS_MUXED, cs=0x01); setup_spi(&eeprom, mode=SPI_10, rat
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1y ago
I see some of this, from the point of view that it's going to be cheaper to create bespoke solutions for problems. And perhaps a "neoSaaS" company is one that, from a very bare bones idea, can create your own implementation.
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1y ago
I don't understand why we would ever want an agent to buy stuff for us. I understand, for example, search with intent to buy "I want to decorate a room. Find me a drawer, a table and four chairs that can fit in this space in match
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1y ago
I see the point at the moment on “low quality advertising”, but we are still far from high quality video generated for AI. It’s the equivalent of those cheap digital effects. They look bad for a Hollywood movie, but it allows students to sh
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1y ago
Stock images. I’ve already seen trining courses (for compliance reasons) using AI videos. A bit cringey, but I imagine cheaper than shooting real people.
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1y ago
Very confusing to read the article labelled as 1998 and have references for newer stuff (e.g. Ratatouile). The biggest one for me is to recommend a bunch of 98-propiate languages (C++) and then recommend Go! I guess that the article has be
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1y ago
Interviewing is a skill. I think that he got really good at it, both in tailor his CV as well as the process itself. It probably worked on the process and make adjustments. Based on the what I’ve read, it seems that he was interviewing all
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1y ago
“Nice emails you have there. It would be a shame something happened to them… “
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1y ago
SEO for AI
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1y ago
Given the ginormous amount of resource increase that LLMs are experiencing, I wonder if $20 will be sustainable. But at least it feels like starting by paying for a service your using is a fundamentally more healthy way to interact with thi
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1y ago
On one end, I can see that AI assistants can be useful to solve questions like “Get me a flashlight, enough alkaline batteries for one year of usage, and a waterproof cover that matches. All should fit the toolbox that I bought last month”.
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1y ago
I was going to say the same thing. Pac-Man Vs was incredibly fun and a great party game.
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1y ago
Most top movies last year [1] were shot outside of the US. Excluding animation movies, of course. I understand that the idea is “medium/long term” to move production to Hollywood area, but the short term impact can be massive. [1] “Dea
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1y ago
There was a viral clip of someone in a Spanish court saying “objection!”, and the lawyer saying “that’s in the American systems, in the movies!”
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1y ago
The overseas revenue is important as companies will need to prioritise markets. They don’t want to choose, but if they have to, they’ll prefer to keep 60% of the revenue over 40%. Assuming some sort of reciprocal actions, the risk is making
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Not sure I follow. Biggest real action movie last year was “Deadpool & Wolverine”, a Disney movie which was shot in UK and made a bit over 50% of its revenue overseas[1]. Its main stars were Canadian and Australian. Does this mean that
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Good iteration process is really important. Just throwing things faster into the wall doesn't help if you don't pause to check which one sticks, or, even worst, you are not even able to know which one sticks. That's a very hu
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Having the "AI has arrived" conversation
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1y ago
Well, there’s still a lot of 2D games. And, for many games, it’s probably the right choice.
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2y ago
They say that's an all-cash purchase. So it seems that they really put $32bn in the bank account.
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Something strange. I (Spanish speaker having lived in an English speaking country for 15 years) still struggle with maths. It’s really difficult to understand numbers that are relatively high (hundreds and thousands) unless I can see them w
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My understanding is that “Revenge” was used during the whole production to capture any leaks. Lucas’ idea was to call it “Return” since the beginning, but everything was labelled “Revenge” so any counterfeit merchandising will be easily spo
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For anyone that wants to learn Vim I really recommend “practical Vim” [1] . It’s a fantastic book that really gets into developing the right mindset to use it. It´s great once you “get it”, but it’s a different concept from the rest of text
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My personal rule of thumb is that every diagram that shows more than a couple of AWS icons is likely useless. First of all, something like 99% of the AWS icons are illegible. You just don't know what they refer to. Second, if it has a
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2y ago
Write well is think well. A big part of the writing process is being forced to structure your thoughts and ideas, and I am worried that we focus too much on the end result without understanding the process that lead to good outcomes.
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