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turkishmonky

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    I fondly remember playing games typed out from books and magazines when I was younger - although I usually tricked my little brother into typing out the game so we could both play …

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    Comment #46243307

    I have found myself using "decent" frequently (especially in code comments) for situations that are technically ok, but far from perfect. "Passable" is my go to for just below that…

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    Comment #44744197

    I have this workflow with the ytdl-sub docker on my k8 cluster, is pretty powerful at filtering to specific videos and includes sponsorblock - everything is configuration driven, n…

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    Comment #41056842

    While not at the same level as any large service, I typically spin off a 720p copy of any media as a background process nightly. 720p is pretty small in comparison to 1080p or 4k s…

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    Comment #39710586

    I'd be careful equating heavy with quality - MDF is extremely heavy but not great for longevity.

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    Comment #39630065

    I read it that smart people are more likely to try and figure out to outsmart a security system not to cheat but just to see if they can. In my experience at libraries and on colle…

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    Comment #38591032

    This is the way - I just had chatgpt make me a personal use command line utility that just uses the API to mimic chatgpt with whatever model you pass in, saves the running chat as …

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    Comment #38274092

    Without Linux support it's not cross platform.

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    Comment #37039981

    I actually was racking my brain since I haven't seen any major nvidia callouts on my DNS block, but I use a 3090. Then I remembered I game in linux, on steam.

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    Comment #36418293

    Although they've basically closed source it since release, Jetbrains Projector was a fantastic tool I've used a lot in the past for that - Just spin up a docker container on my hom…

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    Comment #32852648

    GPT-3 codex has a limit of 8k tokens, which is roughly 32k characters - so you are limited to that much context at a maximum. With the time it takes to return results with that muc…

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    Comment #32771495

    Not to mention, in the paper, the lightvm only had an advantage on boot times. Menory usage was marginally worse than docker, even with the unikernel, and debian on lightvm was dra…

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    Comment #32637623

    On Android, I've become a fan of Kiwi browser - It's a chromium fork that includes the ability to install chrome extensions on mobile. I've been able to keep the same extensions fo…

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    Comment #32390128

    Citibank and Capital One offer them on some cards, iirc

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    Comment #32343719

    I've actually stopped using third party delivery services all together - the food is routinely cold, there are hidden fees everywhere, drivers are severely underpaid, many times yo…

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    Comment #32183474

    My experience with DALLE-2 and Copilot makes me think we are quite far off from AI being able to perform software dev on it's own. Both tools need a lot of oversight to pick out us…

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    Comment #31481396

    It's an interesting premise. I found it interesting how after adding "Heir to the Empire" as a book, I saw several other Star Wars novels pop up in the suggestions. Hilariously, If…

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    Comment #30726251

    Another anecdote - We sold a house in late 2020, decided to get an offer through zillow first, since we had a newborn and staging would have been a hassle. Zillow lowballed us 10% …

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    Comment #30666389

    My great grandfather used to beat my grandfather - going as far as to stab him through the leg with a pitchfork on occasion. My grandfather, partly from trauma and partly from what…

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    Comment #30653521

    I fully expect to make many mistakes as a parent, and there's a lot of things I could have done better. As a child though, many decisions my parents made were with the view of demo…

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    Comment #30653371

    Those types of generalization have always been troublesome for me - While I admit I was an idiot as a kid, the respect I had for my parents has decreased even further the older I g…

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    Comment #29487693

    With the money at stake, it would be pretty easy for both parties to tangentially set up a 501c3 whose purpose is to display gifted NFTs to the public

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    Comment #27475621

    I had a similar issue - I grew up listening to a radio or music or movie audio when I went to sleep. When I started sharing a bed with my wife, I switched to complete silence and h…

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    Comment #27474669

    It appears the methodology is extremely blunt - there's no mention of adjustments for square footage, rooms, income, or any other variable, just the median household spend on renti…

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    Comment #17182765

    For me, there are two reasons - First of all, it's a sense of enjoying to tinker, same as a lot of people do with Raspberry Pis or Arduinos. The challenge is partly why I'm a devel…