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Codex Slows to a Crawl
(perplexity.ai)
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zensavona
4mo ago
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zensavona
4mo ago
Codex is basically unusable today
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zensavona
1y ago
AFAIK Bemotrizinol is the only(?) chemical sunscreen active which is shown to not be an endocrine disruptor (this chemical https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36738872/ ) It's hard/impossible to find in US formula
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zensavona
1y ago
Pro tip: 28mm on full frame (or equivalent) is exactly the same focal length as iPhone 1x ;)
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zensavona
2y ago
Their secret is volume
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zensavona
2y ago
I work at a company which has 11 engineers and competes with companies with 100s. The hiring process was a screening call with the CTO to not waste the prospective team's time, then a call with 2 of my prospective colleagues to gauge c
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zensavona
2y ago
Being concerned about animal testing seems pretty silly coming from people who likely eat pigs, sheep and other intelligent animals every day, who likely lived in just as bad conditions if not worse their whole lives leading up to them beco
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zensavona
2y ago
Thank you for clarifying!
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zensavona
2y ago
I find the wording a bit misleading, unless the model they are talking about here is in fact not the same as what they say can be used at https://lambda.chat/chatui/ . "Hermes 3: A uniquely unlocked, uncensored, an
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zensavona
2y ago
Mac actually does this already - hold down a letter key and you can select a variation using the number keys. I guess he was on to something back in 2011!
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zensavona
2y ago
I'll just add a couple of details here since I have had this happen to me multiple times... I'm an Australian citizen and this applies just as much to me as a foreigner (for whom although I disagree about, I could make a reasonabl
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zensavona
2y ago
Also consider Australians who travel and return home. I have personally had my phone searched 3 times. I know many people who also have the same experience. One time I refused and let them keep the phone, just bought a new iPhone and restor
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zensavona
2y ago
This applies to citizens returning home also. If I am an Australian citizen I do have a right to enter the country, yet I am still subject to this.
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zensavona
2y ago
Looks nice and much needed in the ecosystem. Why not just port shadcn (or rather, franken-ui https://www.franken-ui.dev/ ) to HEEx?
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zensavona
2y ago
With bacteria
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zensavona
3y ago
Sounds like the article used just the right wording then. “…less land area per megawatt-hour than almost any other power source.” As I read it this implies there is one (or some very small percentage) power source which uses less land per m
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zensavona
3y ago
+1 this. I like dumb solutions which work and are easy to understand over smart solution which are hard to understand and reason about.
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zensavona
3y ago
One of the many reasons I like working at Crazyegg.
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zensavona
3y ago
that is generally how books work
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zensavona
4y ago
Yep - we do the same thing: functions which don't (for example) check if a given user should be able to do the given thing use then naming pattern dangerously_verb()
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zensavona
4y ago
I’m not exactly sure what you mean by “psychologically safe”. Could you elaborate please?
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zensavona
4y ago
Around 50% of humans have a uterus, what is your point?
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Vulnerability to unlock and remotely start virtually all models of Honda cars
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4y ago
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Thailand legalises cannabis trade but still bans recreational use
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zensavona
4y ago
Meanwhile nonviolent drug offenders landing in prison 5x'd between 2005-2013 in VIC, AU. Conveniently coinciding with the percentage of prisoners being held in private prisons increased substantially.
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zensavona
5y ago
This. We exist in a weird situation where on one hand we are encouraged to be open and transparent about what we don't know, in order to grow and improve, but on the other hand, are paid and valued largely according to what we know. Cr
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zensavona
5y ago
Perhaps one of the reasons I received the response which I did is that there is no middle management :)
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5y ago
Something which made me want to stay where I am even more is a recent counterexample to this seemingly common response... I went to my CTO with a similar conversation and his response was "totally understand, leave it with me" - 6
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zensavona
5y ago
This isn't Reddit, you guys.
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zensavona
5y ago
In my ~9 years of experience, most engineering jobs I've stayed have been because the manager was an enabler who trusted my experience and would help remove blockers to getting things done. I know we like to shit on engineering manag
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