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by slices 20d ago
It's obvious, now that we have fast, flashy, quiet cars, that part of the appeal of supercars has always been the sound of the engine.
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by slices 21d ago
"fun" I thought I was cynical enough about goings on at Microsoft / Azure, but apparently not.
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by slices 2mo ago
really? I have yet to see fable or 5.6 reliably generate front end code with correct a11y, for one thing -- does that not matter to the work you do?
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by slices 3mo ago
In my experience, finding a quality board has always been topic focused. I.e. if you have a Toyota Corolla and want to communicate about that, just look for Corolla forums, and it'll quickly become obvious if one is lively / your
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by slices 3mo ago
75k here but a few of the later ones were lucky guesses.
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by slices 4mo ago
AI response
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by slices 7mo ago
I've seen behavior like that when the model wasn't being served with sufficiently sized context window
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by slices 7mo ago
Regions in the US dominated by Nordic immigrants have similar patterns!
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by slices 7mo ago
Have you played with the effort setting? I'm finding medium effort on 4.6 to give more satisfactory results for that kind of thing.
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by slices 7mo ago
I would love to see the prompt that led to that word salad
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by slices 7mo ago
Just about to set up a new app to deploy to Heroku, but this does not seem promising. Render seems like the next logical move, but curious where others are looking for alternatives.
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by slices 9mo ago
which was true
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by slices 11mo ago
David Sacks might be interested to know his title is now "Zar".
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by slices 11mo ago
It never ceases to amaze me how google search _used_ to work great for stuff like this. You could just type "tbray {obscure term on a blog entry from 10 years ago}" and bam, instant result. I guess google generates more ad revenue
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by slices 11mo ago
I thought they were talking about League of Legends players, whoops
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by slices 2y ago
I've never been a huge user of either, but my worst Uber ride was much better than my best taxi ride.
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by slices 2y ago
ideally, science would be the best available information on "is". When the science is i.e. funded by a tobacco company and regarding the safety of tobacco, we should be skeptical. How much of current science falls in a similar cla
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by slices 2y ago
how many public health officials acted with awareness of the prevention paradox during covid?
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by slices 2y ago
if your cheap Chinese EV starts on fire and burns down your house, it might not have been such a good deal
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by slices 2y ago
true. I wasted over a year waiting to get a base model Toyota Sienna, and eventually realized they might as well not exist.
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by slices 2y ago
Since 90% of my car trips are under 30 minutes, yes that would be worthwhile. The other 10% are beyond any practical battery range, so a BEV isn't an option.
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by slices 2y ago
living in a major US city in 2012, we had ancient DSL
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by slices 2y ago
a guy with a Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering, who then worked for years at MIT, isn't an intellectual?
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by slices 2y ago
"private", but the Australian government can access freely.
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by slices 2y ago
Very similar experience, it was cool seeing & hearing a whale up close, but man that must be annoying for the whale.
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by slices 2y ago
no, Heroku is fine, as long as you have a basic understanding. If your service becomes a runaway hit, your heroku bill may get big, I assume that's what OP is referring to.
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by slices 2y ago
shorter version: Cochrane Review on efficacy of masking vs. respiratory disease
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by slices 2y ago
the recipients have bigger problems than PFAS, so it is a win-win deal
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by slices 3y ago
yes. just used Cody to get me on the right path with an obscure postgresql JSON query, it easily saved me an hour of fiddling around.
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by slices 3y ago
take a look at recent posts from https://twitter.com/__tinygrad__ re: the state of AMD for AI work

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