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bomewish
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Comment #49093598
Bit frustrating. any kind of benchmark or even a few examples showing that this produces better outputs would have been nice.
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Comment #48780878
Plex + Tailscale = access it from “localhost” wherever you are. Just set up Tailscale serve to serve it in your tailnet. Problem solved. Plex is free again
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Comment #48751738
The “from scratch” is doing a lot of work here!
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Comment #48699249
Forgive my ignorance. It sounded super yuppie.
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Comment #48686001
Seriously ? These are not sympathetic! The first seems like a whole lot of pointless faff for nothing much at all — who needs an emulsion made out of salvaged organic chickpea bubb…
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Comment #48543529
And at least save us the pain of trying to scroll through the bs intro. Just put the 10 or whatever bullet points right there.
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Comment #48492390
He was appalled and said, “but that’s a lot more work for us.” This made me really, really angry.
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Comment #48269539
Why would yc fund them given how obvious the risk is ? Esp since a Mac mini farm is capital intense.
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Comment #48250378
I really think people should learn first and primarily from books written by people. Think about it: the LLMs are trained on that data . So they cannot actually be better than the …
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Comment #48197715
So two different parts of the state use favoured journalists as methods to publicise information that they could not make public directly. When they do this they also get to shape …
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Comment #47912939
Guy couldn’t even bother to write his own damn post mortem. My goodness. No wonder they got owned by the ai.
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Comment #47797705
If you cared so bad you could make your own evals.
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Comment #47783231
Doh. I went in expecting a really cool thesis — because the idea seems somehow intuitive, or at least really intriguing. But I have no clue what I read. Just totally odd and unconv…
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Comment #47078362
Isn’t that a completely bizarre metric though in this instance??! It is specifically the revenue generating arm of the government. If it wasn’t running at a “surplus” that would be…
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Comment #47033572
Kinda… funny? that one in this position could not just blurt out “they offered the most”?
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Comment #46938746
Best thing about windows and biggest thing I miss. Have never been able to find equivalent for Mac — stuff that comes close but really not quite the magic of Everything. Same w Tot…
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Comment #46835965
What are the much more effective and efficient ways — since you said it ?
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Comment #46802886
Great read.
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Comment #46384049
Article seems heavily written by Claude. Gets kinda annoying after a while.
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Comment #46288298
So could this safely be used on Tailscale then ? I’m very curious though also a bit paranoid.
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Comment #46215308
Gives you a randomised domain name for your service so it’s not exposed to the internet on the url that has already been publicly exposed.
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Comment #46152942
Hey really recommend using a big long random string in that URL, because as you will have read above TAILNET NAMES ARE PUBLIC . You can find them here: https://crt.sh/?Identity=ts.…
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Comment #46104500
Have been down this path and just realised: I get the same result and a lot less of a hassle by just using bash scripts and brewfile etc. Making a change with home manager became a…
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Comment #46034946
This looks like a tidy little out of the box fts system. I’d use it as a tantivy interface basically. And I’d pay for it if it had good and simple document ingestion and metadata s…