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I can't speak to the differences of Openrouter to Together but the Openrouter endpoint should work as a drop-in replacement for OpenAI api calls after replacing the endpoint url and the value of $OPENAI_API_KEY. The model names may differ to other apis but everything else should work the same.

Just watch your phases a bit:

"Several studies of PSG-measured sleep report increased SWS [25, 75], decreased REM sleep [74, 75, 160], and decreased REM density (e.g., number of eye movements during REM sleep) [74, 75]. However, this pattern is not always replicated [150]."[0]

(SWS =slow wave sleep)

[0] https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13722-016-0056-7

Out of interest, what are the issues you're facing? I'm having a great time with NixOS / Plasma 5

I'm guessing the assumption is that it was manipulated by an intelligent actor into the described 'perfection'.

It gets soggy and disintegrates when not consumed swiftly?

Feeding the output of a transcription service (e.g. https://youtubetranscript.com/?v=G4hL5Om4IJ4 ) into an llm for specific requests should be possible, likely in multiple steps to handle context limitations

Is there any generalizable measure of how any of these models (or their client implementation) handle code(base) context that's sent along each editing request? For my use cases this seems to be as crucial a measure as the general coding responses per file / selection / request and where implementations like Cody[0], Cursor.sh[1] or aider.chat[2] stand out

[0] https://sourcegraph.com/docs/cody/core-concepts/context

[1] https://docs.cursor.sh/features/codebase-indexing

[2] https://aider.chat/docs/repomap.html

It may be written in Javascript.

That was wholesome, thanks for linking

ZSH + Zimfw + Powerlevel10k is probably the fastest "bling"-y shell I managed to put together. Would usually smoke Fish, but I haven't compared recently

@dang Was this post hidden? I can only find it through my history anymore

Thanks!

Could you provide more context on this?

A historical archive of something should allow for robust, non-interactive ways to persist. Maybe there should be standards for this. In the mean time we can find gratitude to archive.org and similar services

The type of comment I come to hn for. Thanks for clarifying

I'm told that in the early days of the German branch of takeaway.com they would conduct interviews late and invite the interviewee to their after work beer and only hire the person if they thought they would enjoy future beers with them. Obviously only useful to somewhat determine personality but in my experience that is often a better predictor for a good hire than tech skills.

(which also allows for encrypted exports https://bitwarden.com/help/encrypted-export/ )

Safety is in your hands but the bitwarden client allows you to export your vault https://bitwarden.com/help/export-your-data/

There's Bitlocker but it's optional and has to be enabled by the user.

The most useful definition I've found personally is basing it on which of the modes provides rather than costs energy (mental/emotional/physiological)

Can you recommend a source re:debunking?

WSL being a recent counter factor, as much as I don't enjoy Windows it got a lot more bearable for me since I can manage it through a Debian installation. Filesystem access, Windows program execution and running cmd.exe/powershell commands without having to open either of them removes some of the pain

Anyone have an opinion on how Betterbird[0] compares to Thunderbird? I've installed it recently to circumvent a recent design change in Thunderbird but have a hard time assessing whether it's a worthwhile long-term alternative and a project worthy of support.

[0] https://www.betterbird.eu/

Seconded. It's a hands-on approach starting with implementing a pytorch-like api from the ground up with manual backprop up to implementing a simple transformer / gpt variant in actual pytorch.

Darknet Diaries podcast covered this issue in this episode:

https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/75/

Reminds me of "The Discipline of Do Easy" by William Burroughs. Turned into a short film by Gus van Sant: https://youtu.be/eoOUBETTyMI

From what I understand a key difference from then to now were short term stressors that appeared solvable by direct (group-) action as opposed to modern day long term stressors that can appear abstract and outside of our own radius of action, resulting in paralysis and psychological/physiological harm over long periods of time.

Don't have a source on hand though, may have come from a book by Robert Sapolsky

Cannot testify for this case but Bulk Crap Uninstaller[0] is usually a reliable way to fully uninstall tenacious windows programs, including potentially left over files and registry entries.

[0] https://www.bcuninstaller.com/

I have good experiences with the "Heattech" line from Uniqlo. It's some synthetic formulation of fibers but does it's job quite well for me, at low cost.

Inb4 references to links, lynx, brow.sh et al