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Comment #40285556
Sounds like a very useful tool! Very hard to read on mobile though. You might want to add some responsive css.
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Comment #39867680
My experience with FireFox and YouTube has very much not been this. YouTube works perfectly for me on FireFox. I would check your config/addons and see if there is some setting tha…
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Comment #38448622
To me it seems like their passion drove them to learn as much as they could. They knew enough to get the job done, but not enough to know that they "couldn't do" the things they wa…
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Comment #36747062
I've implemented multiple tools that do this and do not use langchain. You just use chroma, the openai sdk and f strings. I can't share the projects because they were implemented f…
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Comment #36746530
Ashida Kim is a rabbit hole. He was very serious about being a Ninja. He also wrote a terrible book about all of his supposed sexual exploits. Real narcissist.
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Comment #36746506
Highly recommend Lake Shasta Caverns if you're ever in the area. Also, Mitchell Caverns in Mojave NP.
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Comment #35977568
I have the Logitech G403. I've had it for about 7 years and it's still working great. I don't know how long ago you had your Logitech, but it's possible they've improved since then…
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Comment #27072002
Who are these "academics"? The article you linked uses politically biased language and provides no sources. Seems like you're talking out your ass about something you don't underst…
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Comment #27041793
And what makes you think Maslow was right? Just because someone wrote something down or a belief is held as true in the Zeitgeist does not make it objectively true. There are many …
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Comment #26886763
> You play synthwave on a banjo? That sounds pretty creative to me. Lol no. Those two things are not related, though it does give me some ideas.
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Comment #26877895
I think I'm interpreting algorithmic composition in a different way than you are. I am someone who has always been profoundly affected by music. This is to the point where some son…
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Comment #26781707
I agree 100%. I've been working professionally as a software engineer for almost a decade now. For the past 5 years or so, I've been focusing on improving my understanding of archi…
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Comment #24487789
Maybe I should have said "one of the things that defined the genre".
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Comment #24487122
You probably feel that way because the tabletop game that CD Projekt's game is based off of kind of defined the genre. Calling Cyberpunk cliche is like calling Lord of the Rings cl…
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Comment #24009414
As far as I understand, Nebula is also co-owned by content creators themselves. Also, they see direct revenue from subscriptions.
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Comment #21698495
I disagree. I regularly review PRs with more than 500 changed lines/20+ changed files. I read every single line. I put the same amount of effort into reviewing code as I do writing…
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Comment #20953535
I have a girlfriend/soon to be wife that can't really go with me and I'd feel really bad stepping out of her life for a few months. I guess it could be something where I take a few…
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Comment #20953336
I feel like I'm fine. My job is OK. I'm not exactly passionate about the specific piece of software I'm working on, but I work with some very smart people who I learn a lot from, s…
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Comment #20953101
I don't know much about your specific employment situation, but your boss is abusing you emotionally. What they're doing might possibly be illegal in some US states actually. Make …
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Comment #20941146
From my admittedly entry-level understanding, particles like electrons, quarks and gluons are largely considered to be points with energy fields. So, not exactly "stuff", but the s…
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Comment #20931257
> Why do you say it would primarily affect lower income people? For the reason you stated here. It's more a conflict in personal philosophy I guess.
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Comment #20931053
I've had the same experience here in Southern California.
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Comment #20931036
From one perspective I would be in favor of this as long the tax on cigarettes is higher than the tax on vaping products. That way both appear unattractive, but cigarettes more so.…
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Comment #20930760
Yep, I've made my own juice before as well. For me, I buy the pre-made juices most of the time because of the general convenience.
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Comment #20930741
So are you in favor of banning fast food and alcohol as well?