Totally agreed. LLMs shouldn’t be asked to know things, it’s counterproductive. They should be asked to DO things, and use available tools to do that.
Totally agreed. LLMs shouldn’t be asked to know things, it’s counterproductive. They should be asked to DO things, and use available tools to do that.
I mean those are the first two I’d suspect too. Maybe Sony or Pico? They’re both pretty dev friendly.
To be fair, the people who turn into dinosaurs don’t have cancer anymore.
Throw enough colors on it to impress the C suite, Johnson.
Well I’m just glad someone did.
It’s not magic, to be fair, though you very well may be at an inappropriate dose since you self medicated.
Generally you’d expect it to ‘help’, but not a silver bullet for all your productivity needs.
Talk to a doctor and get a real prescription and work with them to dial in your dosing.
Bottom right looks like a Bond villain.
Broke my 'arr stack for a few days while I worked on getting port forwarding from ProtonVPN working in Gluetun, then works on getting a matching dockermod activated in qbittorrent. But it works now! And my whole 'arr stack is attached to the VPN and I have the forwarded port active for my private trackers.
Adding here. Most docker containers support semver pinning! It’s a great balance between automated updates and advoiding breakage.
Inflation’s a bitch I suppose.
Lol you and me both! It was a fun rabbit hole to dig down on two very cool historic weapons.
I went down a bit of a rabbit hole here for fun.
The Garand was considered a serviceable weapon out to 400-500 yards, and had a factory targeted MOA of 4 (though reportedly some made it to the field during wartime with as high as 6) with the ammunition of the time, though many did better (2 - 3 MOA) and were selected for marksmen. According to the US army, the Garand was expected to produce 40 - 50 shots per minute “accurately” at 300 yards, though I don’t find a technical definition for “accurately” on that.
The Lee-Enfield was classed at the same 4 MOA from the factory with ammunition of the time, though it had selected T series marksman / sniper designated rifles that did 2.5 MOA or less.
So perhaps a 0.5 - 1 MOA advantage to the Lee-Enfield by design which is probably mostly due to a fully sealing bolt action, and apparently better factory QA. Though on the other side of the coin the Garand could produce a higher firing rate and didn’t suffer horribly in accuracy to achieve that.
They seem fairly comparable. And they were made by closely collaborating allies around the same time (about a 20 year gap between development), and mass produced using similar techniques, so no big surprise I guess.
There is France. France has pretty damn good cuisine.
Yeah no kidding. D and it isn’t even close.
Same boat here, 4 years now. There’s excellent decaf beans out there finally, and it’s improving every year!
Have any of these actions had a measurable positive impact on the crime rates of the cities where it happens…? Oh… Its just performative, like always. Great.
It’s so bad it makes the normal RB livery look good.