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hospitalJail
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Comment #39318527
>Apple devices stand apart in their reputation for quality and security, Just dont actually measure either of these. I'm a bit afraid to talk important things in front of iphones g…
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Comment #39316367
If anyone isnt aware, Fedora is currently the GOAT OS. Don't knock it until you try it. Everything just works, and it works like the Platonic form of a desktop should. A Fedora Cin…
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Comment #39308061
Don't use langchain, just make the calls? Its what I ended up doing.
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Comment #39302184
I did a test on my field, I might have gotten an idea or two. Thanks Bard. Really makes me wonder if chatGPT4 could have given me the same answer if I could roll seeds a few times …
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Comment #39292925
I find it interesting 'analysts' are looking at Apple's product rather than user sentiment. If you are only looking at objective metrics, Apple is always going to perform at B and …
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Comment #39292901
They are best in class for marketing though. Even chatgpt says they are the best company of all time at marketing.
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Comment #39292870
What are people using CPUs for? I mean I have a crappy 7 year old CPU that I use for single threaded dev, and it works for 99% of cases. In the 1% of cases, I threw on multithreadi…
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Comment #39288605
>Quality is very subjective And these companies pump the marketing and psychology tricks to an 11/10. We could use objective quality metrics, but that would embarrass these groups.…
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Comment #39288574
> you will be very hard pressed to find ANY bugs or glitches. Like you have to hunt really hard to try to find them, they are usually an extremely polished experience. Has this eve…
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Comment #39288184
Ubuntu? No way. Nothing on the DE works on Debian branch, basically avoid for consumer use. Fedora? Yes please. LibreOffice is downright terrible, please do not lump it into a prob…
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Comment #39288149
>I will honestly prefer to just ban all tech from schools. Woah what a reactionary! No ballpoint pens, right? >2028 the effects of the tech ban were apparent, in mere years, the pr…
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Comment #39280501
Its interesting, you find quality with these brands. I'm certain these brands advertise they have quality, but I think they fall far short of the competition constantly. Nintendo? …
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Comment #39262206
I've done stuff like this. Actually made me socially isolated, I had a few close friends, but lost my acquaintances and people I was familiar with. I don't really buy into these an…
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Comment #39262136
>It's a lot of greenfield design and development, which feels a lot like working in an early stage startup. What does this mean? Also how'd you get your first business?
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Comment #39210589
>My boss “writes” policies etc using ChatGPT. They’re generic, overly wordy and say nothing of original thought. Isnt this good for a workplace policy? Wife had to do something sim…
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Comment #39210576
>I can't trust the answers it provides or the text it generates. It's not a replacement for search, it simply makes search worse. Why is an AI noob upvoted? When the author makes l…
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Comment #39176441
I remember my first Apple product. I was happy to give them all of my personal information. Psychology is insane. And I'm still offended that the packaging/initial presentation was…
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Comment #39046377
STRAWMAN Flag this. No one is arguging for isolation I love to go to the park with my kids. I love going to parties. I don't like sitting in my car unpaid to do work that doesnt re…
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Comment #39045094
The human brain is incredible at rationalization.
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Comment #39045082
No one lives 12 minutes away from this place. They picked the 'Ohio' of our state to build their HQ. Cheap land.
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Comment #39044518
For lawful things that aren't targeted by major attackers, almost everything you said is fine. For things that are high value or targeted by major attackers, you spend the extra ef…
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Comment #39041192
For me it was: >Company A is 2.5 hours of drive time >Company B is remote Pay is the same. lol I imagine that Company A will find some sucker, but instead of getting A+ workers tha…
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Comment #39041169
Bandaid stuff. Local models are out there, this is a situation where moral people comply with the law, but immoral people use a corporation to shield themselves.
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Comment #39027295
Windows is not the future. Sure there will always be someone supporting windows, but its a dead end for daily drivers.
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Comment #39027077
Seems like they caught the Apple Marketing bug and are chasing things noonecares about. Great 3B model, everyone is already running 7B models over here. Maybe one day when I need t…