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I didn’t even realize where we were until I read your comment.

Thanks for the advice! I’ve been out of the game a long time, so the quick refresher was super helpful.

I think my main reason when I looked into things a while back was that Intel had the better single core speeds, but I’m not married to the idea. I’ll mostly be gaming and dabbling with local LLMs.

But yeah, I also haven’t been a huge fan of Intel’s anti-consumer business practices. Maybe it’s time for an AMD system! Thanks!

Shit, that’s not great. As a consumer, is their any way to protect yourself if you’re in the market for a modern i9? Does the entire 12th gen lineup have issues?

I’m still using a 1st gen i7, and the lack of AVX is starting to become problematic, so I think it’s time…

GReader was so good, now it’s just another ghost in Google’s graveyard. :( My guess is that they killed it because it was kinda in the same sphere as Google News.

Yeah, my list would end up being longer than some novels. Also, software churn makes it an ever evolving process, so having a list where half of it is wrong by the next time I need it seems less than ideal.

Shaka when the walls fell. O’Brien bored in the transport room, his poop beamed out.

What in the ever living hell…

Using SPA firewall knocking (fwknop) to open ports to ssh in. I suppose if I was really paranoid, the most secure would be an air gap, but there’s only so much convenience I’ll give up for security.

Oh, hey, great argument. You basically just said “True dat.” Try adding something substantive next time, or at least be funny.

It’s a feature, not a bug…

OK, look, we tried refactoring, but everything broke. Just don’t touch it and it’ll be fine.

What, you thought a giraffe was some sort of animal, and not a type of neck? Didn’t you know that snakes, geese, and giraffes all evolved from the common neck: C. neckens?

The tree of life is a git repository. I’m personally partial to the giraffe release.

That’s a pretty clean looking solution. There are a few others as well, but yours seems better, and it’s in the standard lib to boot!

Downside is that it includes your indentation whitespace, though I doubt chatgpt would care about that, as I’d imagine it gets discarded when it’s tokenized, but it’s still good to keep in mind when using " " ".

Vertical integration, baby!

I will upvote this, so that others may share in the misery of also having read this with their own two eyes.

To me, the 36 just seems like a semi-plausible number that’s both enough to be enticing and not so much to be daunting or discrediting. I don’t think there’s any real foundation in the logistics of the scheme, it’s simply a marketing decision.

Shaka, when the weights fell.

I’ve had this experience in other languages, but never python. Find the missing semicolon and getting a cryptic error message is a very common programming experience.

The reason I never had this problem in python is that by the time I learned it, I was already a fairly experienced developer, and I used better tooling from the get go. This kind of error is reallllllly hard to make in a modern IDE using a linter and formatter.

That suggests to me that this is more likely a fairly language agnostic experience. It might even bias people against the languages they learn first.