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ted537
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Comment #48010310
Twist it! Bop it!
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Comment #47524381
Yep I've never successfully installed claude code, and this is exactly what happened to the issue lol
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Comment #47427005
Yeah I think this is quite tricky. Even spotify screws up the sync halfway through the song somewhat frequently
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Comment #47379566
Qobuz too!
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Comment #47124363
Unfortunately the transparency of the IP stack means that unless u want whole world to know where u live via one DNS query, you'd need to use a service to proxy back to urself. And…
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Comment #47075207
Yeah I agree with this. The only tool that really matters is file patching -- which you can check something like the opencode patch implementation, its fairly straightforward.
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Comment #46624702
The main problem with actions is the way they advertise its usage "just put workflows together" is a horrible and non-debuggable way to do things. But even in the tech itself, cach…
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Comment #44734556
Is this happy-birthdaying a fax machine or what? haha
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Comment #44727655
Yeah its BS. Unhook works great tho, if ur on web
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Comment #44727032
Your teacher can't operate in millions of locations at once for super cheap
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Comment #44510721
Yeah its very dumb stuff that people unfortunately fall for. If those flames of resentment could be redirected toward policy makers and corporations for flooding the lower-income l…
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Comment #44510315
Haha yes -- like what do you mean this CRUD app needs 20 GB of RAM and half an hour to startup?
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Comment #44406594
Do you mean engineer a company as in start one, or work in business side of existing company?
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Comment #44193388
Yeah its an awkward position, as self-hosting is going to be insanely expensive unless you have a substantial userbase to amortize the costs over. At least for a model comparable t…
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Comment #44011047
I don't think it would be too hard to scrape useful data out of my LLM convos. If human response is "That's BS", "fuck off", or something similar, mark as bad assistant message. If…
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Comment #42707173
It's cool how neural networks, even convulutional ones, are one of the few applications that you can compute through homomorphic encryption without hitting a mountain of noise/boot…
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Comment #41722432
I also know nothing but here's something missing from the blog post: "A random subgraph of the bunkbed graph is then formed by independently deleting each edge based on the assigne…