i’m not an anti-AI believer. And our career is changing dramatically no doubt. i just think people overestimate short term gains and underestimate long term gains. (applicable to your comment) In this case i had no…
just the other week I asked Fable 5 to diagnose the cause of some intermittent latency spikes on an API that queries an OpenSearch cluster at work. I encouraged it to look at the datadog metrics, splunk, the whole…
i have not tried it since i’m too scared to try, but i know Codex recently came out with a feature where it can control your chrome browser. Not spin up a chrome browser, but control your open browser tabs. Presumably…
> I would think that the useful notification would be “Erica didn’t make it to school safely”. That’s an excellent point actually. 100%. I don’t think FindMy can support something like that today which is unfortunate. I…
and i totally respect that point of view. but do realize that every family is different for better or worse, and has a different “culture”. I’m not prescribing how others should run their families or what a good life…
What type of silly response is that? And I could say the U.S. takes over countries like cuba and turns off their power. We’re definitely the good guys LOL. Look, I live in the U.S. but i’m not stupid about what we do.…
sort of correct. As one ages the body starts doing a poor job of signaling thirst. https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/003086.htm > As people age, they are less likely to notice their thirst. Therefore, they may not…
> you are merely remixing whats out there So basically 90% of programming in an enterprise environment? lol. Sounds useful to me...
nice to hear an opinion from a primary source! One thing confused me though - you felt like the on-device processing is likely a gimmick. I naively assumed this is a big deal because it means it always work, regardless…
i feel like i saw the same thing! was is this (AsianDadEnergy channel)? https://youtu.be/VeMA9WGKxOg?si=hV1F84P_-U6k9oJi
both. the map has many detailed settings which you might change once in a while. there are also certain things you’d want to change (or activate) often - we could argue those are controls. Like muting, changing volume,…
let me help educate you. :) Most common sprinkler type used in a residential setting is “wet pipe”: https://www.nfpa.org/news-blogs-and-articles/blogs/2021/03/2... The sprinkler is “activated” if the ambient temperature…
> I didn't realize just how far they could spray. i’m assuming you’re the mom? ;) Yes the pressure starts off strong, can easily fly onto their face lol. happened to me…fun times. > somehow the back of his clothes keep…
“compose thoughtfully” != layman terminology Lawyers thoughtfully write laws that other lawyers understand. I’m not sure why that’s confusing.
You’re very confused i think. Adding more people to a project doesn’t improve throughout - past a certain point. Communication and coordination overhead (between humans) is the limiting factor. This has been well known…
I don’t think you fully understood their argument. The problem is not that other manufacturers offer choices – the problem is that for a typical consumer it’s IMPOSSIBLE to really understand which computer in the lineup…
ya’ll are talking about 2 separate extremes. Of course each extreme has its own set of cons. Hardly surprising. At the end of the day it’s a moot point. You can’t pick when you find love and a suitable partner. :)
> for the general consumer linux does not apply here. General consumer doesn’t even know what linux is.
I agree with you. and the end user can blame Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube, etc for not delivering the best experience for their customers. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I can relate. I actually used to be jealous of the ladies because they always have a convenient purse to put things in. These days I wear a light weight cross-body “sling” bag, and i’m happy as a peach. Easy way to…
thanks for sharing. Sounds like very disciplined person with lots of street smarts as you say.
Being able to read or write, if given an opportunity to learn, certainly IS a marker of intelligence. That’s not a very high bar to pass considering toddlers can usually read. But it’s obviously not the only way to…
if you don’t mind me asking, any noticeable differences in throughput compared to reverse proxying directly to jellyfin? For example - how well can you stream a 4k video (let’s assume 15mbps bitrate)? Last time i looked…
i see, i didn’t consider this angle. thanks for pointing that out.
it’s only meaningful if there is progress made. the risk here, because this research is so personal, is that he spirals and spirals until he’s depressed or obsessed in an unhealthy way. i wish him the best, truly, but i…
i’m not an anti-AI believer. And our career is changing dramatically no doubt. i just think people overestimate short term gains and underestimate long term gains. (applicable to your comment) In this case i had no…
just the other week I asked Fable 5 to diagnose the cause of some intermittent latency spikes on an API that queries an OpenSearch cluster at work. I encouraged it to look at the datadog metrics, splunk, the whole…
i have not tried it since i’m too scared to try, but i know Codex recently came out with a feature where it can control your chrome browser. Not spin up a chrome browser, but control your open browser tabs. Presumably…
> I would think that the useful notification would be “Erica didn’t make it to school safely”. That’s an excellent point actually. 100%. I don’t think FindMy can support something like that today which is unfortunate. I…
and i totally respect that point of view. but do realize that every family is different for better or worse, and has a different “culture”. I’m not prescribing how others should run their families or what a good life…
What type of silly response is that? And I could say the U.S. takes over countries like cuba and turns off their power. We’re definitely the good guys LOL. Look, I live in the U.S. but i’m not stupid about what we do.…
sort of correct. As one ages the body starts doing a poor job of signaling thirst. https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/003086.htm > As people age, they are less likely to notice their thirst. Therefore, they may not…
> you are merely remixing whats out there So basically 90% of programming in an enterprise environment? lol. Sounds useful to me...
nice to hear an opinion from a primary source! One thing confused me though - you felt like the on-device processing is likely a gimmick. I naively assumed this is a big deal because it means it always work, regardless…
i feel like i saw the same thing! was is this (AsianDadEnergy channel)? https://youtu.be/VeMA9WGKxOg?si=hV1F84P_-U6k9oJi
both. the map has many detailed settings which you might change once in a while. there are also certain things you’d want to change (or activate) often - we could argue those are controls. Like muting, changing volume,…
let me help educate you. :) Most common sprinkler type used in a residential setting is “wet pipe”: https://www.nfpa.org/news-blogs-and-articles/blogs/2021/03/2... The sprinkler is “activated” if the ambient temperature…
> I didn't realize just how far they could spray. i’m assuming you’re the mom? ;) Yes the pressure starts off strong, can easily fly onto their face lol. happened to me…fun times. > somehow the back of his clothes keep…
“compose thoughtfully” != layman terminology Lawyers thoughtfully write laws that other lawyers understand. I’m not sure why that’s confusing.
You’re very confused i think. Adding more people to a project doesn’t improve throughout - past a certain point. Communication and coordination overhead (between humans) is the limiting factor. This has been well known…
I don’t think you fully understood their argument. The problem is not that other manufacturers offer choices – the problem is that for a typical consumer it’s IMPOSSIBLE to really understand which computer in the lineup…
ya’ll are talking about 2 separate extremes. Of course each extreme has its own set of cons. Hardly surprising. At the end of the day it’s a moot point. You can’t pick when you find love and a suitable partner. :)
> for the general consumer linux does not apply here. General consumer doesn’t even know what linux is.
I agree with you. and the end user can blame Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube, etc for not delivering the best experience for their customers. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I can relate. I actually used to be jealous of the ladies because they always have a convenient purse to put things in. These days I wear a light weight cross-body “sling” bag, and i’m happy as a peach. Easy way to…
thanks for sharing. Sounds like very disciplined person with lots of street smarts as you say.
Being able to read or write, if given an opportunity to learn, certainly IS a marker of intelligence. That’s not a very high bar to pass considering toddlers can usually read. But it’s obviously not the only way to…
if you don’t mind me asking, any noticeable differences in throughput compared to reverse proxying directly to jellyfin? For example - how well can you stream a 4k video (let’s assume 15mbps bitrate)? Last time i looked…
i see, i didn’t consider this angle. thanks for pointing that out.
it’s only meaningful if there is progress made. the risk here, because this research is so personal, is that he spirals and spirals until he’s depressed or obsessed in an unhealthy way. i wish him the best, truly, but i…