So you never tried simply asking him to not drop the weights and went straight to management and then passive aggressive tactics? Then you’ve missed any chance of ever getting him to stop. You’re now in a contest of wills and my money is on the weightlifter.
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Incorrect login credentials
What’s op’s password?
If it just ranked an outlets political opinion as left, right or center: no one would really be upset. It’s their effort to rank by credibility, and labeling centrisim as “unbiased” is fundamentally asinine; not “a few flaws”.
MBFC is like 100% vibes masquarading as actual data. If we had some objective measure of a news source, I would welcome it, but that’s a fantasy.
curl command in a shell script. Use jq, hq, gron, grep or whatever to parse output. Pipe the response to a file to cache. Use a text editor and tmux for UI. Program workflows directly into the shell script. UNICS is an IDE.
tl;dr Bruno
the specs of an old piece of equipment and how to repair are suspect.
That’s the most dangerous thing you can ask an AI to do. At best its going to just do a google search for you and then mangle the results. If you ask an AI for the dimensions of a specific product it will get it wrong.
Someone should make an AI that just googles shit and then shifts through the SEO slop to find original sources.
Self hosted Claude? I think they’re self-hosting mistral.
That could be fixed by simply logging the prompt and code executed. Maybe also give each prompt/response a reference ID and demand that in tickets. The nightmare would be actually reading the code the AI generated.
You’re being silly. Clients can only prompt the AI and the AI has restricted read-only permissions on the database. Slap on a execution timeout to cover if the AI wrote an expensive query.
The real concern is the AI getting a query subtly wrong and giving the client bad info. That gets “covered” by some flimsy disclaimer.
Fortunately not that bad but the people who are using it do get praised while being a massive burden on everyone who has to review the code or worse, documents.
I did see one clever usage to basically replace most front end devs with AI:
All runs with just mistral:8b. Very flexible solution compared to having front end devs constantly iterate on a UI monstrosity meant to serve every single clients needs. Of course this assumes the AI is writing the query correctly.
I generally follow the same pattern as you. ~/Code with programming language based sub folders. But there’s also a ~/Code/Work and ~/Code/Orgs which is for code that has a certain purpose. Generally the by-language subfolders are for projects I cloned, not authored. There is a fair amount of symlinking also.
Also /data for long term storage drives. Directories under ~/Audio and ~/Video will usually symlink to there.
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I don’t think if you can wake with an http request but after either a bios/kernel setting you can do wol mac:add:re:ss from a different computer.
The key restrictions here is not every hardware supports wake-on-lan, and one computer must be configured to “wake” the other.
https://developer.roku.com/docs/developer-program/getting-started/developer-setup.md
tl;dr you can if you register yourself as a roku app developer otherwise you need to jail break it which is difficult for TVs.
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There’s a lot of pipeline between the filter at the plant and your home which is where something like lead contamination would happen. However from wiki,
When filtering water, charcoal carbon filters are most effective at removing chlorine, particles such as sediment, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), taste and odor. They are not effective at removing minerals, salts, and dissolved inorganic substances.
And The EPA, make it sound like Carbon filtering is not an effective solution to PFAS contamination at an industrial scale. So I doubt your Brita pitcher is going to do better.
Lol he must really be fucked.