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knotty66
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Comment #41523941
It's still there. Where it says "Thought for 20 seconds" - you can click the Chevron to expand it and see what I guess is the entire chain of thought.
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Comment #38693808
Just be aware you don't get to use all of it. I believe you only get access to ~20.8GB of GPU memory on a 32GB Apple Silicon Mac, and perhaps something like ~48GB on a 64GB Mac. I …
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Comment #37578500
I would use this. Is there anywhere in Goa I can verify my passport? Or maybe in Mumbai / Dabolim airport?
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Comment #37270854
Great stuff - and training was so cheap too - it would have cost less than $200 on Runpod, and half that price on spot instances. I guess it's time languages other than Python, esp…
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Comment #37197377
With the prevalence of Wayland, I don't think it's correct to say that most Linux users will never encounter problems with NVIDIA. Things have improved recently but Intel and AMD a…
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Comment #36326295
An approach I moved from this to, was to use the DB trigger to write jobs directly to an Oban oban_jobs table. Oban jobs run almost instantly when they are queued so there's no per…
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Comment #33160005
I honestly believe SWOS 96/97 (Amiga version) is the greatest football game ever made. I've been playing it periodically ever since, whether through emulators (WinUAE) or bundles a…
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Comment #28938268
With Slots and JS Commands LiveView has almost everything now to be able to convert Bootstrap, Bulma or especially Tailwind UI into a really fantastic Phoenix/LiveView component li…
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Comment #28256519
It can but it's far less likely with Rust, that's the beauty of it.
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Comment #27993785
I don't think that has aged well at all actually.
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Comment #25804576
You can run intel/amd64 images too by passing '--platform linux/amd64'. I span up Hasura last week and it worked fine - there will be a speed impact but I couldn't notice it for th…
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Comment #24685817
No, Crostini is the name used for suite of software that allows for Linux support in Chrome OS.
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Comment #24642708
In the UK at least - you get a pair of very nice Bose QC 35 IIs (RRP £299) free, if you buy soon. These are selling on eBay for £200 currently, though I'm sure that price will drop…
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Comment #23772622
I've just tested on regular i3 (no Sway). Works pretty well until you start moving or resizing the window but once I did it crashed the app a couple of times. I also couldn't start…
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Comment #23178349
Nice! This looks like Auth0 Extend ( https://goextend.io/ ). But that has now been retired. I might need something like this soon. I'll keep this in mind - certainly will save lots…
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Comment #22831088
Good article, thanks. BTW, this is the method Jitsi-meet uses. They also use BodyPix. https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/blob/master/react/featur...
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Comment #20082707
This might be of interest ? https://www.amd.com/en/campaigns/packet-epyc-challenge
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Comment #20043756
Teller does not use screen scraping. They reverse engineer each banks mobile APIs.
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Comment #19975774
Runs great on my 2014 MBP.
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Comment #19890786
Unfortunately it's only available to US customers.
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Comment #19450066
2013 - 2015, pre facelift MacBook Pro 13. Great Linux laptop, and a nice resolution without the scaling issues you will probably run into with a 4k screen. I run arch/i3wm on mine …
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Comment #19417042
This is the principal behind 'all-on-4' dental implants. I've no idea how good they are though. I've seen a few YouTube videos but you never really know if they're paid shills nowa…
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Comment #15192819
HipChat was around way before Slack.
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Comment #14359200
Auth0 already have 'webtask' https://webtask.io/ , which is a more direct competitor to Lambda. This is built on top of that to help you build extensibility into your product, with…