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koolba
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About koolba
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Comment #49186471
Everybody was already lazy. Now they have a means of demonstrating it.
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Comment #49164231
Pandoc is awesome. My fav usage is configuring git to use it to normalize binary docs to markdown (like a .docx) so they can be diffed. Works amazing for redlining contacts.
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Comment #49143727
> A good goal as a developer is a high commit message to change ratio. The more lines of code that you change, the more comments explaining why you’re changing the code. More messa…
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Comment #49140068
Why couldn’t he have used the same laptop many years after its release?
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Comment #49139841
The open source version of this has existed for decades as well. There’s the doers that actually enjoy the craft, want to share what they’ve done, and contribute to things they gen…
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Comment #49136243
Turning off synchronous_commit gets you most of the way without ever worrying about data corruption if something crashes mid way through. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/wa…
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Comment #49117608
When I have a truly difficult prompt, I give it to the laziest model.
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Comment #49078251
All of this boils down to an extra underscore in his username. It’s the type of thing I’d hope our LLM-powered future solves for the common man. Catching typos like that would be l…
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Comment #49064289
Be funnier if you even write “do not enter 123456”.
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Comment #49063837
Damn straight. 99% of these types of plays is being willing to run in before there’s a set up. Big up to a 59 year old that is still willing to do so. One can only hope his own kne…
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Comment #49054188
That “-I” really needs to be lowercase.
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Comment #49034398
> It’s a Herculean task, though. I believe it’s spelled Sisyphean.
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Comment #49001119
Kill a man you’re a murderer. Kill a thousand, you’re a conqueror.
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Comment #48985472
And for most of those commands add a dash dash so that nothing with a dash prefix turns into options.
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Comment #48985262
> will we eventually be discovering new forms of math that will in turn have some applications down the line in engineering or biomedicine etc? If we do it probably won’t be for a …
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Comment #48952534
I don’t think US companies could ever fully trust models sponsored by foreign adversaries. How would you ever verify they are safe? Provenance of training set is going to be critic…
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Comment #48938363
There’s always a buyer on the other side of a short, naked or located. The question is whether the originating broker actually borrowed the shares. They are supposed to verify that…
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Comment #48932650
The site infers that 105 people are working at the two companies. What’s the denominator though? After 20 or so years of YC, with multiple catches per year, and the insanely high f…
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Comment #48924847
> My setup is a laptop and a mac mini without an interface. The agent can work on the mini all night, and in the morning I extract its memory. Then the agent on my laptop will know…
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Comment #48924824
Even in the case of a default it’s not a zero payoff. Bond holders get first dibs of unsecured assets at liquidation.
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Comment #48918862
Which is a perfectly cromulent usage of the phrase.
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Comment #48914662
Is it though? Cause you can have an agent analyze the reports to filter out the wheat from the chaff.
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Comment #48912889
I like apps to sequester authentication. Not for everything, but nice to keep some things only authenticated in their own walled garden.
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Comment #48889349
Yes in three specific environments for varying durations. Lying down to sleep, showering and driving. Each last for a different amount of time and you generally can’t write or even…
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