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tmountain

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About tmountain

https://dailyvim.blogspot.com/

https://parcero.ai/

https://verbose.ly

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    Comment #48988997

    Yup, it’s a great UX and it makes the media experience feel finished, not hacky.

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    Comment #48931123

    As a musician, I can agree with this 100%.

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    Comment #48829226

    Cause all the kids are hooked on crack.

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    Comment #48829123

    Floppy disks were ubiquitous when I was in college. When I got into Linux, I did an experiment raw writing zeros to floppies with dd to see what percentage of them had I/O errors. …

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    Comment #48802558

    We could probably debate this ad nauseam, so I'll just give you my most compelling arguments. 1) Writing code the "old fashioned" way (i.e., a Python program that does X, Y, Z) all…

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    Comment #48801792

    The craziest for me is companies that sticking stochastic agents into automated business processes and expecting stable/reliable outcomes. Businesses want deterministic processes i…

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    Comment #48743885

    It’s been wildly successful. Poorly run projects tend to fail.

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    Comment #48669976

    Someone has to look out for the big guys! /s

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    Comment #48642187

    Lots of people have solar. Green AI, imagine that!

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    Comment #48532146

    There are plenty of honest millionaires, but no honest billionaires.

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    Comment #48437682

    I have been working on a language learning app for myself, and I am using a textbook that I like as the basis for an Anki inspired “learning tree”. This is working pretty well beca…

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    Comment #48425965

    Context here (Patrick Boyle): https://youtu.be/IHD8BDFYyGI?is=dnpBeOoxH7LUJknm

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    Comment #48424936

    A huge chunk of SoaceX value in their filing is attributed to their AI technology (aka Grok). I believe it’s 90% or more… Now, it seems they’re leasing the infrastructure required …

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    Comment #48410255

    Yeah, but then it’s either an arduous manual review or incurring a bunch of token usage to review something that may be slop.

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    Comment #48359301

    Neurotone.ai || Remote (Americas East / Western Europe) || Full-time || neurotone.com We build AI-assisted auditory training for people with hearing loss. Our product is live, in c…

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    Comment #48225126

    Big dreamers, which is awesome, but they need a disciplined PM type team member to bring them down to Earth (ROI analysis on their roadmap).

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    Comment #48135695

    I tend to agree, but the gains will come at the expense of the early adopters. Then again, this has been the case in so many industries throughout history.

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    Comment #48134383

    For a preview of how this will go, take a look at this: https://accounting.penrose.com/

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    Comment #48051553

    Got it, thanks.

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    Comment #48048947

    Overkill in what way exactly? The LOC of the project shouldn't have any bearing on most people's usage of the project. SQLite is one of the well tested and mature projects in the w…

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    Comment #48034865

    For someone complaining about slop, I found this unreadable.

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    Comment #47953805

    A job from hell is a bad job by definition.

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    Comment #47923919

    We can thank RFK for anti-vaccine leadership leading to changes to the childhood vaccine schedule which make preventable diseases harder to stop. You can celebrate more cures all y…

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    Comment #47887737

    Related question, is it at all feasible to store cache locally to offload memory costs and then send it over the wire when needed?

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    Comment #47847228

    Care to share the link? I'd like to take a look.