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I read it in all such discussions. What does it mean? I just have a very high level understanding of AI models. No idea how things work under the hood or what knobs can be tweaked.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. The product looks interesting. I'll give it a try.

> don't instantly nuke the account if a payment goes astray or delayed

Hetzner deleted my server just one week after my payment due date. My credit card failed the payment for some reason. I didn’t notice this because I was ill with Covid. They sent me one email (or at least, I received only one email) as a warning. I only realized the server was gone when my services stopped working. I’m not sure if such a short warning time is common practice among hosting companies, or if it’s unique to Hetzner.

What does it mean that it has persistent memory?

Yes, they use other search engines. Check their FAQ for details https://kagi.com/faq#Where-are-your-results-coming-from

Ah, got it now. Thanks.

Thanks. But this is where my confusion is. I am wondering whether the certificate installed on the web server was signed by Let's Encrypt root or some intermediary (may be another let's encrypt entity). It was issued and installed using standard let's encrypt tooling for Ubuntu.

Yes, right. It's ISRG root certificate that's present in my OS certificate store. I was trying to troubleshoot our new web server where we have set up a let's encrypt certificate but some clients report issues. SSL lab test identifies the problem as missing intermediate certificate. Chrome doesn't have any problem accessing the HTTPS URL though. The problem I was trying to fix is my Go code that refuses to access this URL stating it can not validate the certificate. Sorry I am on mobile so can't give exact details.

This was a timely article but still left me confused.

Ok so Let's Encrypt is not a root CA? From the post it seems it is an intermediate CA that would be verified by verifying there chain up until the root CA. But I have Let's Encrypt CA certificate installed in my operating system. And so I am still confused what's a root CA and what's an intermediate one.

Can you elaborate point 2, please?I am wondering how is that related to the issue of pointer and value semantics.

so, when they discovered this in GPT-2 they should have excluded this subreddit from the training data for GPT-3, right?

Working for with iPhone's scanner.

I am very impressed with the quality of GPT-4, even with the 8k model. However, I have started reaching the limit of what the 8k model can do. I am eagerly awaiting the release of the 32k model.

Claude 100k model is nowhere near in terms of quality in my experience.

Thanks a lot. This is great. Any tricks for Youtube mobile app as well? Maybe any unofficial app you recommend?

If you have already evaluated what are your thoughts on Keycloak? How does it compare with your stack?

That's much better. would love to use it.

I like ChatGPT more because of its conversationial interface. I can talk to it and refine the code, it can suggest alternatives, I can fix its mistakes, and so on -- we both help each other and develop the solution. This kind of two way communication is not possible with Copilot.

Looks like the app is broken. I made a payment through the app and still don't have access to the course.

BTW thanks for scc. Got to know from the other comment that you are the author. I use it on my solo projects to get sense of how much work I am actaully doing.

I appreciate the effort you've put into sharing your learnings. My intention was not to criticize. I just wanted to point it out for everyone's benefit. I apologize if my comment came across as harsh.

> You could probably improve the above by using an interface rather than a bool to reduce the memory impact. If you need a function that preserves the order that might be a better implementation.

An empty interface occupies 16 bytes. Perhaps the author meant an empty struct which consumes nothing.

This is awesome. Is there any way in Roblox we can whitelist games? The problem with allowing Roblox is kids go there and do all sorts of other addictive games and activities and forget what they were there for.

I am exactly in the same boat. I had raised my concerns regarding pricing twice and both the times they had said that they will introduce new pricing model. I was really hoping that they will reduce my $10/mo subscription pricing.

I don't like that approach because the contents are not searchable using public search engines.

I am managing containers using docker compose.

How can it leverage web3? I am on a break and in a hunt for a web3 project to build.

Where should one store the 24 word key though? Are password managers a good option? Physically storing them on paper has its own problems.

I completely agree on that part. I wanted to highlight that at least the bigcos should provide consistent and comprehensive documentation for their popular libraries/APIs.

Is there a word for it? If not we will soon need it. There are many such long tweet sequences I have seen, some by journalists. So it's becoming a common thing like web logs -> blogs two decades ago.

I have seen the same incomplete and inconsistent documentation for many Google and Microsoft projects including Kubernetes and many cloud based services. And it is not only about their REST APIs but for their SDKs for programming languages/frameworks not limited to Javascript/Node.