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simon83

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    Comment #39719127

    Does anyone know how the AMD consumer GPU support on Linux has been implemented? Must use something else than ROCm I assume? Because ROCm only supports the 7900 XTX on Linux[1], wh…

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    Comment #36948322

    > I can't reason as well or as quickly. Things go over my head. My working memory is so much smaller. I get lost in code all the time. I forget what I'm working on. Is that while b…

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    Comment #36919156

    I also don‘t think a customer facing chat bot brings much value, but an internal, employee only chat bot could be really useful, depending on the organzization of course. The compa…

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    Comment #35424439

    As a Linux noob I decided to try Arch Linux 4 years ago because I wanted to actually learn how the various parts work that make out a whole Linux distro (things like the bootloader…

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    Comment #35347075

    I understand that all of this is based on some fundamental mathematics, a couple of algorithms here, and some statistical analysis there. And I find it absolutely amazing that we c…

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    Comment #35345834

    Google: "confetti has left the cannon" > No results found for "confetti has left the cannon". I'm amazed that a "stochastic parrot" can come up with such a beautiful idiom.

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    Comment #35260827

    > maintain security? built-in firewall and DDoS protection? I have a Hetzner dedicated server (not the Cloud offering) and I setup OpnSense as an all-in-one routing and firewall so…

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    Comment #35246970

    You, like many others, are basing your opinion on the current state of LLMs/GPT. And I totally agree with you, the current GTP-4 version might not replace programmers. But how abou…

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    Comment #33260023

    Oh wow and I thought I'm going crazy, because I also make so many typos when typing on my iPhone 11 (normal size)! On any other Android phone I don't make nearly as many typos, and…

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    Comment #32914350

    I was a huge React fan myself but when I started to use Vue and its Composition API one year ago I had tears of joy in my eyes. You have a setup function that is executed exactly o…

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    Comment #30512446

    I've been using React since around 2016 and when Hooks were introduced I played around with it but didn't like it at all exactly because of the reasons mentioned in this article. S…

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    Comment #29475509

    For this reason I've setup a OpnSense VM on my dedicated Hetzner server where all inbound and outbound IPv4/IPv6 traffic has to go through, it acts as a gateway for the host itself…

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    Comment #14841079

    I wonder if you could get into legal trouble if you start to re-distribute calc.exe from older Windows version, as a free download. Probably yes, but it would look so ridiculous if…

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    Comment #14839354

    I just wanted to add that Pinta 1.6 (which is the current stable version in the official Arch repos, for example) has awfully slow rectangle/selection tools on larger images. In my…

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    Comment #14836779

    For me a range of 100 km would be good enough. I'm just not willing to pay 20.000€+ for that. And so I'm currently looking into a Renault Twizy, which has a range of up to 100 km, …

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    Comment #14836741

    > unless Tesla innovated far beyond those, it'll be a marginal car company You mean just like Apple became a marginal tech company? I find it fascinating how people make bold claim…

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    Comment #14821595

    I'm one of those hatin' cool kids, I guess. Coincidentally I'm also a millennial, one of those ignorant kinds who simply does not get what a Good Life™ we have, at this point in ti…

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    Comment #14795355

    Thanks! Maybe I'll give it a shot...

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    Comment #14795352

    Thanks, I'll take a closer look into those freelancer networks you mentioned, it looks quite interesting.

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    Comment #14792783

    Thanks a lot for sharing your experience. You are working purely remote, I assume? I'd be curious to see how I'd fare in their screening process. Can you tell me roughly how many h…

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    Comment #14792691

    Thanks a lot! I saw toptal mentioned in another comment, and their "Why 3%" page is quite unnerving. I don't work at Wharton, MIT, CERN, or Google, and I'm not a Top 100 Django or …

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    Comment #14792490

    I'm not freelancing, but I'd love to hear advice from other freelancers. I have 11 years working experience as a full stack web developer and I think I'm pretty good at it by now. …

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    Comment #14792384

    From their website[1]: The Top 3% "Everyone at Toptal has a proven track record and elite industry experience. There are Toptalers from Wharton, MIT, CERN, and Google, as well as D…

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    Comment #14698940

    Oh yes of course, I totally forgot about our rich Swiss friends. Salaries close to SF are possible there I heard.

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    Comment #14698810

    There is no one in Europe making €100K+ annually. Just kidding... at least I don't know anyone personally. But maybe the Head of R&D of the company I work for could be close to tha…