If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ...

@retoor feel free to flick the bean

Depends on what you'll be using it for. Idk, I like it. Code generation is incomparably shittier than claude, but claude has those annoying limits. Chatgpt code is.. Well.. Workable. Meaning you can work on it to make it fit your bill. Ie not a complete nonsense.

Images.. Meeh. Exactly as you described. It's a decent challenge to make it generate smth according to your prompt. Sometimes it completely ignores parts of the prompt, esp. where you tell it NOT to do smth.

O1 is cool though. O1-mini is too. Takes longer to respond, but significantly less delerium

*reading this rant on a 96G RAM laptop*

Yeah, it's talks like that

Race condition :)

It could be difficult bcz they've seen your posts. I have. And for this reason I'd shout 'it's taken' as soon as you enter the town.

While a humorous note, it's meant to relay that you can't establish a constructive conversation if your language is as rude and/or profane as some of your posts here.

P.S. I can't tell if it's a genuine qn or yet another of your nonsense posts

@Root nice!

Congrats! A third demon, as you call them, is it? ;)

Not completely. Their leaves fall in autumn and are mostly digested on the ground, but not all the carbon is re-released.

Also, trees only re-release carbon when they rot completely. It takes multiple years/decades for this to happen.

Also, trees lock carbon inside of themselves. So the more trees are out there - the more carbon they'll consume. Younger trees tend to grow mass faster, making them quite efficient in this job.

If you need to recover land from trees -- don't burn them. Either lock that cellulose+lignin in a form of furniture, walls, etc, or char it and perhaps burry it as well. Pure carbon is hard to metabolise by microflora, this is why it takes sooo long for the burned forests to recover.

Lock that carbon.

Planting trees IS the solution. Planting and NOT burning them

Gingerbread spice in coffee tastes really good ftr. I had no idea nutella coffee is even a thing..

So tell him that

@retoor these are creational patterns though ;)

https://refactoring.guru/design-pat...

this sums it up rather nicely. I used to use it as a cheatsheet before I learned them well enough.

struct: adapter, composite, decorator, facade, proxy

behav.: CoR (filters), command (Actor), iterator (duh), observer, strategy, visitor

these are the ones I use mostly (from the two categories you mentioned)

Struct - are basically wrappers of some sort. The "sort" part defines which pattern it is. Looka t the class/fn name, if it mentions a pattern name - you already know what and how it does and where to look further.

Behav. - it's how you organize your work units, state, how you will be accessing them in your code

Examples? Oh boi... I'd let you sneak a peek into my projects if I legally could :) These patterns are... everywhere. Makes maintenance and adoption of the codebase quite easy (think: tens of milions+ LoC kind of projects)

A while ago "digitalization" was also a buzzword just like that. And now we're comparing dinosaurs to companies that are still using paper outside a toilet booth.

It's simple, really. If there is a new, potentially promising trend, you don't know whether or not it will catch on. If it does -- you want to be one of the first adopters to start growing your <buzzword> muscle in the market, spread the word about your company's competency in the area and get all those clients. The sooner you do this -- the better the spot you get in the race, the more clients you collect.

It's not w/o its risks, so not all the companies follow every single buzzword. e.g. NFT is rather niche with low profit probability (no market for it), so definitely not all the companies out there are after it.

@retoor your screen looks like a tablet 😁 my nf210 seemed like that 😁 ant it's a netbook from the day when 1G rsm was enough for it all.

My prev laptop was an xps13 with 4k touchscreen. I miss 4k and touch. The only devices I've seen contain more on the screen were TVs. And still not all of them.

Even though my right eye is weaker, I loved the high-res screen.

My green5 has 3k or so. I try to convince myself it's enough. Considering it's also a 13inch screen.

@retoor idk 😁 prolly no. I'm still flirting with the idea of an external thunderbolt gpu. If I eventually bite the bullet and it pans out, then hands down I'd stick with nongpu laptops

@retoor mine is green 5 [13"]. Gen13 i7-13700H, 96G ram, no gpu, 4tb ssd, 99kwh batt [maxxed]

@retoor because the OS came with it not dockerized :)

-- Inspired by @12bitfloat

delete or downvote/hide? There's a difference.

ttl--

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I'd like to try 100... Just recently I discovered I really enjoy 87%. I used to hate dark choco..

'24? Hmm... For some reason I was convinced you're an old-timer on this platform..

@12bitfloat For example

@Demolishun well it IS about dR, so... It would make sense I guess? :)

@antigermanist there are other laptops at skikk, cheaper too :)

Agree the project's naming conventions upfront: whether you'll be using singulars or plurals in table names, whether/how you'll prefix table and index object names, etc.

As for now - look at the other tables' names and make it like them

I could recommend skikk. Cheap, works ootb, linux-friendly by design. I've got green5 maxxed out in specs [way over your budget tho]. Plastics aren't the strong suit, but the guts are amazing.