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nevi-me
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About nevi-me
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Comment #49161805
I have lengthy conversations with my LLM, almost like an interview. I agree on the expertise part, because I wouldn't be able to go in depth on a subject with it if I lacked the ex…
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Comment #49120675
1. Our backlog of bugs gets processed quicker because instead of staring at the code for 10 minutes fiuring out what's happening, there's a tool that can reason about it quicker. 2…
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Comment #49116621
I've added the prompt to use the ASD English, on my CLAUDE.md when I learnt of the standard. The generated output is more tolerable to read, and is less confusing. I like it, and I…
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Comment #48984603
I cancelled my Claude personal sub and still use it at work. I tried Codex out cos 5.6 Sol, and when I gave it a security task; instead of downgrading me, it flat out refused to co…
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Comment #48827980
I maintain a transit website as a hobby, and I'm building a Flutter app, from scratch. The old pre-COVID one carried mental baggage. I spent a few weekends building comprehensive p…
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Comment #48827588
I maximised usage and have reached the limit. I feel like I did 2 week's worth of hobby work over the last few days. I got Fable to write multiple plans, spent a great part of the …
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Comment #48768310
I found it slowed me down significantly at first, and produced more verbose code. After a few weeks of using it, I think I've gotten used to it (sometimes I explicitly bypass it, b…
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Comment #48742745
They should give us a month of access again, I feel like I didn't do enough with Fable before it got blocked. I only realised late that I had an algorithm problem that existing mod…
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Comment #48730561
I presumed that as a kernel developer, he would run the kernel he runs, which would require rebuilding periodically. Daily doesn't make sense, monthly is too infrequent given the r…
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Comment #48457406
Does Docker have uarch level support? I think similar to arch level, it could be beneficial being able to pull a v4 image. Ubuntu started allowing defaulting to v3 packages, and I …
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Comment #48450545
They should just license the tech from Google. Google might be missing the urinal with forcing Gemini down everything while not improving basics, but their keyword detection remain…
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Comment #48441546
Most of the code is already in libraries. rs-matter includes a lot of batteries, so for simple clusters you end up writing little code.
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Comment #48276418
Is it their first EV? I presume the tech is outsourced or bought from competitive players that have put in the R&D. It feels like buyers will be buying the brand. The Mercedes GT E…
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Comment #48276371
What's missing is changing the stallion to a kiddified pony, to match the rest of the design. This looks like a child's toy.
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Comment #48198008
The keynote was the most boring for me. I paused it to go to the bathroom, and even forgot that I was watching it. I think they've lost track of the meaning of IO and its keynotes …
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Comment #48105937
It can be the difference between between feeling like you're suffocating, not getting enough oxygen to rest enough/sleep well. I notice a difference if I move between a ventilated …
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Comment #48101190
It seems fine if you express what you did without focusing on the code. It resonates well with what some people have been saying about building software for 1 person.
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Comment #48101157
That CO2 concentration looks unhealthy, I wonder to what extent it's affecting your sleep quality (as opposed to waking you up). > Measure before you fix In my case, I got a few IK…
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Comment #48093879
> These tools and the analyses they have done have triggered somewhere between two and three hundred bugfixes merged in curl through-out the recent 8-10 months or so. If you've jus…
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Comment #47758717
Perhaps not a good example, I tried running local models a few times, to much disappointment (actually made me skeptical of LLMs in general for a while). My last experiment in Janu…
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Comment #47718089
Reminds me of our President (SA) asking his colleagues to sign a pledge not to do corruption; when there's already a swearing in that does the same thing.
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Comment #47663826
The guide is very detailed, so I've saved some for later. I've been using NATS I think since around 2018-2019 (can't recall). I've only used its pub:sub feature as it was MUCH ligh…
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Comment #47598008
To an otherwise defenceless country, it's really the same thing. Indiscriminately flattening buildings without notifying civilians to move, destroying industries, stealing their re…
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Comment #47407017
The norm in other countries is 6 months. That's enough time to get the mid-year numbers to be reviewed by an auditor. I don't think malice of the decision.
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Comment #47250546
The second port is likely necessary for USB hubs that rely on both ports. I had one for my M1 Air. I assume it'd still work with the 2 different speeds, but I'd be curious to try i…