unicornfinder

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by unicornfinder 5mo ago
I'm on their pro plan and I respectfully disagree - it's genuinely excellent with GLM 5.1 so long as you remember to /compact once it hits around 100k tokens. At that point it's pretty much broken and entirely unusable
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by unicornfinder 1y ago
I don't disagree but then don't announce it. The issue isn't that they don't have these features, the issue is that they announced them in such a way that suggested they were right around the corner, or even that they&#x
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
Entirely anecdotal but in my experience amalgam fillings do seem to hold up much, much better than white ones.
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
Indeed. My response to this has largely been "if this passes I'll just block traffic from the UK to my website" as it'd be cheaper than implementing this utter madness.
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
Indeed, REAPER is surprisingly prominent in video game audio.
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
Thing is even if you're not using Russian gas directly, prices are still going to be influenced by the global gas market (and the wider global economy in general).
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
I suspect as of Big Sur that Apple were intending to release touchscreen Macs, but the changes to the OS in future versions makes me suspect that they then changed their mind.
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
Indeed. As someone in their 20s one of my regrets, genuinely, is that when I was younger I didn't just spend more time playing video games rather than doomscrolling...
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
Indeed but I think again information does have a role to play here. Back then everyone around you was going through the same shit and you learned to deal with it. Now you have social media giving a constant reminder that you're not goo
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
I think you've hit the nail on the head. I'm happily using Windows now but used a Mac before and it took a long time for me to realise that my complaints about Windows largely boiled down to "it doesn't do things in the
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
I mean, I agree, but to be fair I had a positive experience once by letting my employer know when I had already started interviewing elsewhere (really just giving them a heads up that I was planning on leaving within the next 6 months) and
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
In short, because the vaccines available in China, as it turns out, aren't all that effective at all, and the Chinese government desperately needs to save face now.
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by unicornfinder 4y ago
Which implies that, at least theoretically, that Apple could enable the other neural engine at a later date (not that they would).
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
It really reminds me of that interview with Steve Jobs from the 90s where you can tell just how frustrated he is at Microsoft's success with what he describes as really "third-rate" software.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Not to mention if you build your own PC you can upgrade the parts as and when, unlike with the new Mac where you'll eventually just be replacing the whole thing.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Oh absolutely, but what I have noticed as well is that companies in lower wage countries have started charging more as well as there's now more demand for outsourced workers.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
My company is fully remote, and whilst I'd agree that it's certainly doable to onboard people remotely (we've absolutely done this successfully), I would also say it really depends on the types of people and I suspect possibl
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Indeed. Not to mention if you're at one of the bigger companies then you're more likely to change teams than leave the company entirely.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
To be fair though I think there's a happy medium. For a while I really loved Apple's approach of just not giving a damn about backwards compatibility but I have to say using Windows did make me realise just how wonderful it is not
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
To be fair I think the problem isn't just the people but how the roads and infrastructure is designed in the US. It's very anti-pedestrian.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
To play devil's advocate, I actually suspect the reason Apple were planning to implement this was because they were intending to start using E2E encryption on iCloud photos, but to keep various governments off their back figured they c
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Indeed. I switched from macOS to Windows about a year ago now and I have to say I really appreciate how on Windows stealing focus is much, much more rare than it was on macOS. I honestly found it infuriating on my Mac.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Indeed. I'm a web developer and my tools genuinely work better just under native Linux than they ever could with WSL etc.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Sums up my feelings really. I genuinely think that what they're saying is probably true, that these emails were sent in error (and I have to say I don't envy their teams at all in having to deal with the fallout from this), but it
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
No doubt it's very popular still - I see it used every day. Just most of the people using it are busy using it and it's not the new hotness that warrants constant new discussion.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Indeed. I don't think the company should be slammed for this but his delivery was really poor here.
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Not OP and don't have an example to hand, but something I noticed is that with subjects where I understand them well I do tend to notice a bit of a bias, but equally edits are usually accepted too. The problem in my mind is that on sub
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
As a cyclist, I find it hard. I tend to avoid using the bell for the reason you've stated (i.e. it tends to just make them jump), but equally I've found not using it gets responses along the lines of "Use your f**ing bell&quo
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
That's a Geekbench v4 score, which isn't comparable to a Geekbench v5 score. You can see the same laptop on Geekbench v5 here, where it scores much, much lower than the M1: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu
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by unicornfinder 5y ago
Oh of course, but they're very much in the minority. Most voice actors earn very little - it's really just a side-gig for most.

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