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ilidur
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Comment #49173118
What a great essay. Extremely long and it did lose my attention a bit but it conveys something important. The impact is not measured in leaps and bounds but in what you lose along …
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Comment #48916040
Settings -> time management -> short feed limits -> 0 minutes
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Comment #48208857
Deep Computing have started taking orders for the final product and the Preorders are shipping within the next 6 weeks. They will be shipping from China I expect, but it's a proper…
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Comment #46204957
And then all the heuristics you've learnt change under you and you're stuck doing 100-1000 more hours of learning with a drop in quality during that time.
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Comment #45766944
KiCad sounds to me like a great target for a project based Nix Shell install. Always have the right version for it "locked". It works well with most tools except those that save st…
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Comment #45766904
The pin mapping barrier was quite off-putting to me. However I've been tracking progress in the Zephyr RTOS project and the whole line is getting better support by the day
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Comment #45288725
We've deployed mattermost at my company because it meets most requirements that slack did minus the SSO. Surprisingly used by some big government agencies (NASA/USAF)
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Comment #42106415
I would say that's called an anecdote.
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Comment #42104899
Review: An anonymous "distinguished CEO and engineer" suggests if you can't complete a feature in a day, delete your progress (except for tests) and start again the next day. The a…
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Comment #42103628
Review: Chonkie is an MIT license project to help with chunking your sentences. It boasts fixed length, word length, sentence and semantic methods. The instructions for installing …
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Comment #42103557
Review: Mike Jones is one of the 3 members of the OIDC working group. He celebrates the publication of the spec as a publicly accessible standard (PAS) and has worked to include th…
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Comment #42103450
Review: The author uses this article to say why they're not writing as much as they want. They break it down into two reasons: self judgement of quality, and the quality bar set by…
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Comment #42091612
Review: The article tries to define the staff+ role through the lens of 4 skills: technical, people, project, and product. The article then says that a Staff+ does all of them, bot…
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Comment #42087537
Review: the article finds multiple instances of users saying that when sharing from the Google discover in built web frame prepends a link shortener type website allowing Google to…
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Comment #42048094
Review: the document starts strong with a methodology and numbers. It covers 3 approaches: Copilot code assistance, Llama3 fine-tuning on their codebase, and RAG on documentation. …
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Comment #41925361
Review: The article follows a Library's choice to leave X and move to Mastodon as the former changed hands and engagement methods. The engagements moved from local to global which …
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Comment #41915194
Review: the article covers a small but important project to the x86 emulation under RISC-V by implementing partial support for the vector instructions (Both on RVV 1.0 and 0.7.1 pl…
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Comment #41913123
Review: The article covers 5 models used in a RAG setup and evaluates their performance according to tutorials given by the respective platforms. The results are overall close but …