xemdetia

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by xemdetia 15d ago
IBM is training their own models (for instance IBM granite) as well as watsonx as a platform. They are trying to build a products for enterprise as well as their specific AI modernization models.
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by xemdetia 3mo ago
I have been having great luck with waypipe (gitlab) as an X11 forwarding alternative (OS X to Ubuntu 24.04). The setup was relatively painless and it 'just worked.' while this might not suit your needs for other reasons I was plea
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by xemdetia 3mo ago
I thought JavaScript language equality quirks was seen as problematic not a missing feature in Python.
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by xemdetia 3mo ago
This article is pretty frustrating as it doesn't introduce rowan or green trees and I had to read a bit to know you were even talking about a rust lib. Beyond that I don't know if I ever encountered a modern syntax tree lib that d
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by xemdetia 5mo ago
The health insurance is the part that just is hard to relate to much of the world which is where the fear/sadness comes from. It is the undertone in any wealth discussion. So many people in the US see their family and friends get medic
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by xemdetia 5mo ago
The only thing I find scary about the current AI is how many AI companies became completely untethered from basic ethical controls openly. There is no facade of decency and it seems like a lot of them are running from their own shadow. I fe
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by xemdetia 9mo ago
I believe what the commenter is suggesting is that since this is supposed to be machine readable then why not start with a common format like JSON similar to how things like MCP serve what functions are available or an OpenAPI spec. Generat
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by xemdetia 9mo ago
How is using a standard path 'just for sysadmins' again? You are introducing something new today .
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by xemdetia 10mo ago
Maths can be super deterministic but often difficult to compute because of concepts like inferring by induction. I had to personally unlearn and rebase my understanding of math based in computation to 'get' pure maths. Another exa
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by xemdetia 10mo ago
From my perspective depending on where they want to develop it might be trivial to add something time consuming to a proposal such as eminent domain or easement reviews that will run out the shot clock and drown out reasonable questions by
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by xemdetia 11mo ago
This really isn't an all or nothing sort of situation. Many of the AI players have a proven record of simply not following existing norms. Until there is a consumer oriented player who is not presuming that training on my private data
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by xemdetia 1y ago
This was also introduced in the same moment as a bunch of real name initiatives from multiple companies. People were rejecting it based on what it demanded compared to what was offered. It also killed or force reworked other Google products
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by xemdetia 1y ago
I was about to be annoyed until you said you got preprod units. I guess I'll have to build on this when my desktop shows up.
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by xemdetia 1y ago
I think the thing you missed is how aggressive their firings had been. It is quite possible that they no longer have capacity to maintain a distribution. Public reporting indicates 5,000 people let go... but probably more were guided to lea
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by xemdetia 1y ago
While not at Google for myself a lot of the CI test failures just become knock on effects from complex interdependent CI components delivering the whole experience. Oops Artifactory or GitHub rate limited you. Oops the SAST checker from som
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by xemdetia 1y ago
I find this to be an interesting anecdote because at a certain level for a long time the most helpful advice you could give is what would be the best reference for the problem at hand which might have been a book or website or wiki or Googl
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by xemdetia 1y ago
I am worried about a more modest enshittification. I am already starting to encounter models that are just plain out of date in non obvious ways. It has the same feeling as trying to remember how to express someone on how to troubleshoot wi
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by xemdetia 2y ago
As far as I can see it is just strawmanning the federal workforce as a boogeyman. Every federal person I heard of or talked to spent most of the weekend and Monday trying to understand how to respond and what was permitted to disclose. The
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by xemdetia 2y ago
I find this fun because I always described this metric as 'time to cow.' I suppose a sheep is fine too.
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by xemdetia 2y ago
I think in modern times because you don't see it the same way you forget that a newspaper, magazine, encyclopedia, academic paper, and a reference book are different for a reason and do not have to be unified, and there was no need to
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by xemdetia 2y ago
I feel like this missed the relatively straightforward https://github.com/emacsorphanage/git-gutter package which I feel does a pretty good job and does exactly what I want.
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by xemdetia 2y ago
It has been crazy since before apps were 'apps.' It is a simple flow chart to me: do I need to interact more than once a month? No? Should probably be a website. The only time I want an app is for things I check more than 50 or so
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by xemdetia 2y ago
Depending on the market it is still possible to be profitable. There is still a market even though it is narrow and most stations solve the problem like how Stephen King did- you have multiple stations to increase inventory.
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by xemdetia 2y ago
When I did a roof replacement two skylights needed to be replaced and I was offered 3 options. One was purely mechanical, one had a simple remote, and one that required an app! Naturally the app one was the super premium trim. Am I just so
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by xemdetia 2y ago
Emergency vehicles are the kind of vehicles I don't really want electric yet. Power goes out when there are emergencies, and then what? They break out a bunch of beater crown vics? Also inevitably lithium packs are the last thing I wan
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by xemdetia 2y ago
Smaller clusters are common because it depends on what you are trying to accomplish. It's the same problem as any distributed system- going wider with a map only works if you can perform a timely reduce. With checkpointing you run into
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by xemdetia 2y ago
I think that one of the issues that really hurts the advertising is that the sports betting adverts will pay above and beyond what anyone else pays and it prices everyone out. It's the same problem we had with crypto and cigarettes. Th
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by xemdetia 2y ago
That is an interesting Safari feature for private tabs, when I start needing to have more than two levels of isolation past the non-private universe and the private universe I start using profiles. My intuition that my private tabs are logg
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by xemdetia 2y ago
I would agree without even the caveat of the maintainer being busy. When a maintainer receives a massive changeset they have to then recover why the task was taken on in the first place and understand any decisions to get to the same outcom
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by xemdetia 2y ago
I'd like to be more positive about this change but it was extremely disruptive to existing workflow. Oh that channel that had third party people? It's now in the ether. That project that only existed in one workspace? Mixed right

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