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M0r13n
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Comment #48870836
Ask ChatGPT: > Generate a realistic image of a bad fitting suit without looking obviously fake Create a new chat and attach the image generated previously: > Please rate my suit Yo…
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Comment #48862550
This seems to assume more code shipped equals more work done. I am still not convinced that this is necessarily the case. Sometimes it is. Sometimes it is not. You mentioned that r…
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Comment #48862480
Exactly. I follow a similar workflow. I am still writing code by hand. Not all code. Parts are generated by Opus.
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Comment #48148439
> look at my postprandial response to dosing for the past week and make ratio suggestions for breakfast, lunch, and dinner I'm not so sure about that. A patient absolutely must cri…
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Comment #48148352
> But for kids or the elderly, I see a use case. These are exactly the kinds of people who should NOT base their diabetes management on the "suggestions" of LLMs! There is the real…
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Comment #48148219
I don't think that LLMs are trustworthy companions in managing a complex metabolic disease like diabetes - especially if you deviate (ever so slightly) from the norm (very lean, ve…
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Comment #47469533
> Also your in winter are you running the heater constantly? Nope. But last winter it got really cold (< -10°C). Also the Honda was aggressively heating the battery
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Comment #47469348
I agree. Though I replaced it with a car with a capacity of 40 kW and better overall efficiency. You're right, however, that I could have bought a used VW ID.3 or similar. But I ca…
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Comment #47469345
yes!
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Comment #47469344
Sadly, I don't own a wall box. So I'm dependent on public infrastructure. If I could charge at home I'd be even happier with my car.
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Comment #47469338
It depends where you are. I live in a somewhat rural area in Northern Germany. There are some chargers, but many of them are out of service like the one next door. I've never stumb…
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Comment #47467675
I've had a rough time with the last two EVs I've owned. I bought a Honda e in 2020 because of its retro-future charm, but ended up being disappointed by several things: - the range…
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Comment #46915358
My comment was not intended to be any criticism or to downplay the performance - quite the opposite :)
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Comment #46909959
JFrogs platform is fairly robust. Only time will tell if this project can keep up. I highly doubt it's more than a fancy-looking prototype at this stage
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Comment #45938649
Thanks for clearing that up! :)
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Comment #45937115
A few weeks ago I noticed DNS4EU couldn’t resolve archive.is and assumed it was just a configuration mistake. I emailed them about it, and after a couple of days or weeks (not real…
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Comment #44982440
Personally, I have never liked the PEP 634 pattern matching. I write a lot of code in Python. 99% of the time when I could use pattern matching, I am going to use simple if stateme…
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Comment #44421290
I am running an ARM64 build of Ubuntu on my MacBook Air using Multipass. I've never had a problem due to missing support/optimisation for ARM - at least I didn't notice any. I even…
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Comment #44403262
I can absolutely relate to this. I had similar feelings for the last year or so - although I couldn't express these thoughts as well as the author did. I've developed this weird ad…
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Comment #44345312
I am confused, because this means that you won't be able to install anything. No compiler, no 3rd party libraries and no text editor that isn't preinstalled
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Comment #44226597
You're right. But they explicitly wrote "we examined the potential of FUS as a treatment for diabetes". So they are discussing a treatment, not just symptom relief
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Comment #44225678
> But in people with diabetes, this sensing system is dysfunctional, and the liver releases glucose even when blood levels are already high, causing a host of health problems. I am…
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Comment #44223650
It is shown under the search box right before the first result
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Comment #44222417
I am a proud user of their assistent. It provides access to all models that I am interested in (basically only Sonnet/Opus) with stronger privacy guarantees than many of their comp…
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Comment #44222388
It has. But in my experience their own index is rarely used > All results from external indexes. The above is something I see all the time when using Kagi.