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By that logic so is a configuration management client like SCCM or even Group Policy.

Thank you.

edit: Any idea why levels.fyi numbers are so much higher than glassdoor? I haven't been able to find any explanation for this phenomenon. The glassdoor numbers I'm looking at are supposed to be total comp.

That's not the same thing as pushing a button and having a perfect key without doing anything to your environment

It just worked for me. The card verification page tried to launch Flash for some reason, but it worked even though my browser blocked it.

Dammit. Too late to edit now.

That's why the they said it's apocryphal

Don't need NAT with IPv6

Ah, wasn't showing up on mobile

This looks neat. Do you know what specifically it does differently than the traditional one? The blurb is vague and the "learn more" link is dead.

my main wish is for improved undo performance

Amazon has the leverage

The free version uses gpt-2. You'll need to pay to use the "Dragon" engine which is gpt-3.

Edit: looks like there's a 7-day trial

I'm using VS code and the markdown preview plugin, with a private repo on github. Works pretty good and would support other filetypes besides MD.

Sounds interesting. I've often noticed that I sleep much better when I stay up longer than usual. I have commitments during the day that would prevent me from doing this though. Did you come up with the idea yourself? I didn't find anything on the web about it.

This is a good start. Looking forward to having enough functionality to actually use it in production.

Same experience with gboard on iOS.

Isn't that the "hard part"? I wonder why they're having so much trouble compared to tsmc.

Not really a fair comparison since they outsource fab

I think the downvotes are from people who don't want to believe that AGI is possible, or that we're taking baby steps towards it.

The text generation quality is amazing, but the thing that's blowing my mind is how it can do math problems not seen in the training data. I've also seen a couple demonstrations of people generating simple apps with just a description.

If you have that kind of money you can build a concrete wall with a vault door in front of the elevator.

I don't care, I want to give a middle finger to CableCo

I think they mean a traditional web host that has a ton of sites crammed into a single server and a cpanel. Like bluehost, dreamhost, etc.

The demo video is great. The only thing that could make it better is if you put the finished product in the beginning, then show how it's done.

Or some kind of automated delivery. Or both.

I know in the case of physics simulations the neural net can perform better than the classical algorithm. Not sure if that's the case here but just thought it was worth mentioning.

I think you're underestimating the power of a boatload of cash. All of the companies you listed could afford to buy gitlab.

Powershell has been growing on me lately. It uses objects to pass data around and it's quite nice.

You can add views and leave the old ones in place

Any real world examples of something one can do with graph subsampling for those of us in a hurry?