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thtmnisamnstr
8mo ago
The general rule to follow is that you need as much VRAM as the model size. 30b models are usually around 19GB. So, most likely a GPU with 24GB of VRAM.
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thtmnisamnstr
8mo ago
Gemini CLI is a solid alternative to Claude Code. The limits are restrictive, though. If you're paying for Max, I can't imagine Gemini CLI will take you very far.
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thtmnisamnstr
8mo ago
> 1. Unlike most developed countries, in India (and many other develping countries), people in authority are expected to be respected unconditinally(almost). Questioning a manager, teacher, or senior is often seen as disrespect or incomp
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8mo ago
Uncertainty is frequently a contributor to depression. Uncertainty is one of the most reliable stress triggers, which, over prolonged periods of time, especially when paired with low perceived control, is a direct path to increased depressi
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Inside Pinecone: Slab Architecture
(pinecone.io)
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thtmnisamnstr
11mo ago
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thtmnisamnstr
1y ago
What they are describing sounds like the Glove80. I've been using the Glove80 for a year, and I'm a huge fan of it. Took a while to get used to, but now typing is way more comfortable than it was on even my old Freestyle Kinesis.
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thtmnisamnstr
1y ago
I'm a marketer. I write a lot. GPT-4.5 is really good at natural sounding writing. It's nearing the point where it would be worth $200/mth for me to have access to it all the time.
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thtmnisamnstr
2y ago
Can't you still use the European site to download the EOS Webcam Utility for free? https://www.canon-europe.com/cameras/eos-webcam-utility/
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thtmnisamnstr
2y ago
You could have solved this issue. Your coding fingers turned into complaining fingers. If you really had a problem, you should have opened a PR with a license instead of demanding that OP do it on your timeline.
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2y ago
I'd dispute that. No gi is not easier on the knees, ankles, or shoulders IMO. The slipperiness compared to gi comes with the downside of sudden slipping movements that put your knees and shoulders at higher risk of injury and dislocati
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2y ago
I work at Earthly. We build a pretty popular open source build tool. I've worked for several companies that build OSS before Earthly as well. At Earthly, a few years ago, the founder and CEO had these same concerns about big cloud prov
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3y ago
How old do you think the author is? He’s not some “new generation” dev.
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3y ago
Thanks for posting. I’m the author of this post. If you have any questions about Earthly, Earthly Satellites, or Self-Hosted Satellites, I’m happy to answer.
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3y ago
This one is ridiculous. This should already exist. Until GitHub builds it, you can use GitHub Actions to kick your builds off but run them remotely on Earthly Cloud ( https://earthly.dev/ ). Even the free tier includes arm64
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3y ago
I got fired up writing this one. Can’t stand the way McKinsey abuses DORA in that new report.
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3y ago
You should sit down with the OP and author of this article, Adam. He has a really good podcast called Corecursive, and your story seems right in its wheelhouse.
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3y ago
Did you use nixos for builds or as your daily driver (or both)? Using nixos as a daily driver doesn't make sense to me, but I'm probably missing something.
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4y ago
You've probably heard about this before and didn't realize it. Did you watch Training Day? That whole movie was centered around the leader of a cop gang.
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5y ago
Docker on an M1 Mac is inconsistent too. Generally it works fine but not always. It uses qemu and doesn't always surface qemu errors when you're building images (you can see the errors when you're running containers, so less
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Adapting Code and Culture: How New Relic Went Open Source
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6y ago
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6y ago
IMO dev.to is what will replace Medium for tech posts. It has a better audience and platform for it than Medium.