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vharish
2mo ago
Nothing against Pro AI but their stance on wanting to write code by hand is not bad either. AI does over complicate things and there's a lot of slop. For a systems programing language, AI doesn't sound like a right fit. I'm p
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3mo ago
And 99 out of hundred get tired of porn at some point. We all have watched it and moved on. If only one can shoot and move on.
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4mo ago
Do you sponsor VISA?
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vharish
5mo ago
I think that's just how Google is, by nature. They don't intentionally degrade their services. They just aren't a customer centric company. They run on numbers. As a corporate, it doesn't really encourage support and mai
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5mo ago
IMO.. one of the best. It was surprisingly good. Yet they can't even replicate in on their own systems
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7mo ago
Like Google's old motto, 'Do no evil!' :D
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8mo ago
Even so, it's rather common for doctors to not be albe to diagonise correctly. It's a guessing game for them too. I don't know so much about US but it's a real problem in large parts of the world. As the comment stated,
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9mo ago
Just curious. Do you offer Visa sponsorship?
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10mo ago
Nope... frontier takes the cup! :D
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10mo ago
Living rooms are not that big to start with. I don't think you actually asked anyone's opinion on this! :D Small TVs are not comfortable to watch. No one I know is okay with getting a smaller TV and moving their sofa closer. That
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10mo ago
From my personal experience using the CLI agentic coding tools, I think gemini-cli is fairly on par with the rest in terms of the planning/code that is generated. However, when I recently tried qwen-code, it gave me a better sense of r
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11mo ago
There are many more use cases that aren't fully realised yet. With regards to coding, LLMs have shortcomings. However, there's a lot of work that can be automated. Any work that requires interaction with a computer can eventually
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1y ago
What are you on? The only potential is AR? What?!!! The problem is AR is not enough innovation and high cost. That's not the case with AI. All it needs is computing, not some ground breaking new technology.
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vharish
1y ago
Glad you discovered Indian Music :)
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1y ago
I'm guessing that would ideally mean only reading the content the user would otherwise have gone through. I wonder if that's the case and if it's guaranteed. Maybe some new standards and maybe a user configurable per site per
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1y ago
I think monoliths are not such a good idea anymore. Particularly with the direction development is going w.r.t the usage of LLMs, I think it's best to break things down. Ofcourse, it shouldn't be overdone.
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1y ago
Overall, the amount of code that's being deployed to production has definitely increased.
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1y ago
Totally agreed on this. The context size is what made me switch to Gemini. Compared to Gemini, Claude's context window length is a joke. Particularly for indie projects, you can essentially dump the entire code into it and with pro rea
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2y ago
Wouldn't changing the matress help? Also, if you using a pillow, consider keep them under the sun every few days. You can even keep the matress under the sun, maybe on the terrace if you have access to it. Pillows can also be washed as
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2y ago
I don't think the target audience are the same. Not so sure about this. Just my impression.
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2y ago
I mean.. can you show anyone piece of software or hardware or for that matter any man made creation that solves for all edge cases?
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2y ago
This is a very broad generalization and not a good one either. Particularly in this context. It's obviously not possible to do it for all video formats in a consistent way. I haven't read through all of it yet I could tell all the
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3y ago
The current Google is no better when it comes to team work. It's likely worse when it comes to cross team work.
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3y ago
I don't think he's that popular anymore.
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4y ago
This is your experience and it doesn't prove anything. I mean, the above comment clearly said "usually" and most likely that's the case. At least, from what I saw. There may be one engineer for 4-5 managers in the group.
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Glossary, Acronyms, and Index capability within Org
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4y ago
All the best man. How are you learning cinematography?
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5y ago
I think Emacs is more like Lego. Vim doesn't quite feel so.
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5y ago
Yup. One of the first things I noticed. I'd rather prefer it stays on the same tool.
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5y ago
I use i3. Pretty easy to setup. Have your config saved. I probably use about 10 key combinations on a daily basis. For the amount of convenience, this is a very small price to pay.
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