2024throwaway

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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   I assume all of my information is public, from my SSN, email, name, DOB, to all my possible security questions. This is why I have my credit frozen with every agency, and all of my security question answers are plausible sounding, but entir
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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   I was speaking to sun setting IPv4 in general. That said, I have to imagine that there probably are plenty of those devices that do access Czech internal services at least.
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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   Smart sprinklers. Industrial equipment. CCTVs.
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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   I personally don't think making a very large amount of devices completely obsolete is the best thing, from an environmental standpoint. Call me a dumb hippie.
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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   I misread
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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   > the size of your backlog is inversely proportional to how often you talk to customers This doesn't track, at all. The more you talk to customers, the more useless tickets for non-issues are created.
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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   Following your logic, the million monkeys hammering randomly on typewriters that eventually produce the full works of Shakespeare, did so not through pure randomness, but by actually understanding the plight of Romeo and Juliet and the moti
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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   This is insanely impressive. I'm sure many of the techniques used like the "majority vote" algorithm cited are underutilized across many industries.
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   by 2024throwaway 3y ago

   Do you understand how these models work under the hood? It's literally just picking the next most likely word, based on some fancy math. There is nothing that can create new insights or anything approaching intelligence.
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    This apple pie recipe claims to be from scratch, but they cooked it in an off the shelf oven. So it's from scratch on top of the universe...
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    Noise cancelling head phones and some soft music cuts out any kid noise completely for me.
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    I don't know how they can say `closer to market salary (e.g. $80K)` with a straight face. That is so below market to be laughable. Gas station managers make more.
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    Well that would also be incorrect. There are many strains that can be used for any one style, and many styles that can come from any one strain.
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    > Pretty much every beer uses a distinct "strain" of yeast I am a professional brewer and this is hilariously incorrect. _Some_ beers have their own strain of yeast, but banking a yeast strain at a yeast lab is prohibitively ex
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    I only use Alfred for the clipboard history. Raycast looks like a nightmare unfortunately.
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    > Use Spotlight, Siri, word completion, or any image processing tools, and you’ll be benefitting from them. The first things I do on a new mac are disable spotlight in favor of Alfred, and completely disable Siri. Writing this from a M3
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    > There's extensive evidence that even relatively low levels of light harm sleep quality; blue light from white LEDs is particularly disruptive to circadian rhythm Maybe not. https://www.unibas.ch/en/News-Events
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    Eat some yummy unhealthy foods. Have a beer. Life is too short.
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    “Their knowledge letting them complete the test earlier is bad” is an interesting take.
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    Modern cameras often utilize CFexpress cards rather than microSD
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    by 2024throwaway 3y ago

    This is why remote work is so important. You could have been home the entire time.