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smcn
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About smcn
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Comment #42278485
Truth social being an example of a Mastodon server that doesn’t market itself as being . Doesn’t federate either, and they’ve violated the license, but core concept is there to be …
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Comment #42253050
Absolutely is but if onboarding requires help from a human then there is work to be done.
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Comment #42252962
> I've helped people join a Mastodon instance and set up their profile and follow a few people in a matter of minutes. That you had to do this is the issue that I'm talking about.
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Comment #42252460
My justification for stating that is that we're seeing people come back to Bluesky whereas people would try to create an account on a Mastodon service, their first post would be co…
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Comment #42252349
I think that the clear preference people have for Bluesky over the Fediverse shows that maybe it's as decentralised as people as willing to accept. Fedi is an amazing piece of soft…
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Comment #42031592
That'd be a convincing argument if the internet wasn't brainwashing a significant portion of adults into believing weird things about the political elite, vaccines, 5G, etc.
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Comment #42031493
Given the amount of people blindly trusting the output, I think that a case could be made that guardrails are a necessity for LLMs. The example in the article is medical diagnostic…
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Comment #41693135
We recently soft launched the new https://feetr.io website as well as our stock market AI, and are knocking our pan in to fix the little bugs that have been uncovered in addition t…
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Comment #41207611
New to me! Will give it a bash.
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Comment #41206752
Favourite time of the year! I am, however, continually surprised that SLY doesn’t have more mindshare. Similarly jonathan. I guess cl-json and SLIME are _good enough_ for most peop…
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Comment #40926156
I wrote this about it two years ago: "I agree in that IH is not a Ponzi scheme however it is a really big marketing channel for a lot of people and that means that this place is no…
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Comment #40040052
Did you move there a few days ago?
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Comment #39453366
There are some pretty impressive benchmarks on https://ai.google.dev/gemma . Even the 2b model looks fairly not awful? I guess my weekend is going to be spent exploring this.
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Comment #39453293
I'm unsure if either of these help you with regards to HTML and PDF? https://orgmode.org/manual/LaTeX_002fPDF-export-commands.htm... https://orgmode.org/guide/HTML-Export.html I sh…
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Comment #37595573
Children in the UK are born without parents, so it's a valid point by OP.
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Comment #37595537
Labour are Tory-lite. They are unable to win an election otherwise (or so they believe).
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Comment #36714994
We've been experimenting with LLMs to create price predictions and stock analysis for day trading, and I really haven't been impressed with Bard at all. People in the comments are …
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Comment #36224184
The old joke about lisp ruining all other languages holds true (at least in my experience), so it's a monkeys paw wish of yes, you get to work with lisp but you'll never be able to…
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Comment #36209694
Yeah, we use CCL for local development and SBCL for running code on servers. I hear that the development story is better with CCL due to improved error messages but I'm not sure ho…
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Comment #36203487
Guix is in a really good place right now and I'd have no reservations recommending it. Of course, there is the initial onboarding experience which can be tough if it's a completely…
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Comment #36198668
We don't really overcomplicate it. A merge into development will pull the code onto the development server and then either restart lisp or recompile (depends on the application), a…
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Comment #36197249
We aren't currently, no, sorry. However, I'll reach out when that changes!
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Comment #36195457
`cloc` has it at 24k lines of code so it's by no means a huge project but it's big enough where I feel like we would have encountered a large variety of issues. As of yet there has…
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Comment #36195029
We use it for stock market analysis over at https://feetr.io . Honestly, I couldn't imagine a better language as it makes large tasks almost effortless. Plus the fact that I can co…