Coffeewine

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by Coffeewine 1y ago
> Across client and data center, I’ve directed our teams to define next-generation product families with clean and simple architectures, better cost structures and simplified SKU stacks. In addition, I have instituted a policy where ever
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
If Careless People is to be believed, not even then. In that book Facebook was perfectly happy to have employees spend time in jail, as long as it wasn't Zuckerberg or Sandberg.
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
It would be interesting to see if the failure rate across time holds true after a rocket launch and time spent in space. My guess is that it wouldn’t, but that’s just a guess.
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
Plus when you have the kind of money that Zuck has, buying your way out of everything seems to work pretty well.
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
What choice do we have? Indeed, I would rather prefer that the companies that comprise the broad market embrace some form of ESG ethos, but that's clearly out of vogue these days. I vote to that extent, but I'm a breathtakingly sm
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
> “We’re at a new point in human history,” Wagner says. Up until the last decade, “the major drivers of biodiversity losses around the planet were really land degradation and land loss, habitat loss. But I think now that climate change i
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
This is bizarre to me - my extended family live in the towns surrounding Massena, NY, and have for about four generations now. The area certainly has its perks, it can be very pretty and there is plenty of room for hunting, fishing and othe
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
I agree, that line jumped out at me. They need the chopstick contraption, it isn’t available worldwide!
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
But I expect my insurer to be unreasonable about paying today . It’s just that A) I didn’t choose this insurer, my employer did and on balance the total package isn’t such that I want a new employer and B) I expect pretty much all my avail
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by Coffeewine 1y ago
We could probably drive the cost down a bit by specializing in a delivery system (say, submarines) but I’m not a strategist and maybe those that are think it’s too risky. Certainly if we were to keep only one thing about the military it wou
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
Why do you say that? The strong impression I have is that Vance is agreeing with Trump because he has to in order to maintain any influence (and not get Pence'd), is there any indication he actually wants these Tariffs in the same way
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
I can assure you that the employees of Altria at least are not stigmatized in their community.
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
Another Schlock Mercenary fan? Or does this adage have many adherents?
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
Surely this is hyperbole? I usually have hundreds of tabs open on firefox.
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
It will be an interesting dynamic, FDA taking a turn to ban much more, EPA taking a turn to ban much less.
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
This 'it's only a meme' bit ignores the part where being pregnant has the potential to breathtakingly suck. It doesn't seem so strange that people would want to avoid that if given the option.
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
I’m very curious as to what the American likely pending increased scheme of tariffs will do for intel. It seems like they could plausibly be the vastly cheaper option by this time next year for US residents.
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
Is > For an invention to be patentable, the core inventive concept must be beyond the grasp of those with average powers of imagination. Really the case? I had always interpreted the obviousness test as more ‘an average person familiar
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
Seems excellent, that will at the very least reduce hesitancy among my immediate family.
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
I agree completely. Anyone who spends even a cursory amount of time with a companion animal such as a dog or cat can see that they are emotional beings, and the notion that you can be emotional without also being conscious seems to strain c
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
To an extent it tracks. No one wants their children to have fewer opportunities than they did, so a ‘rich’ person will probably have to plan on expensive tuitions and other activities. Obviously once you hit the ultra rich this is a roundin
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
> Between 2018 and 2022, Nvidia built and opened two nearby office buildings, totaling over 1.2 million square feet. Those buildings, named Voyager and Endeavor (the former a reference to Star Trek and the latter a NASA space shuttle), w
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by Coffeewine 2y ago
If only it were possible to just turn it off and have it not exist! Facebook is a faucet of money, and were that Zuckerberg turned his off, one of his competitors or someone new would fill the void. Maybe they’d be better than he is, maybe
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by Coffeewine 3y ago
Midjourney hasn’t opened their models.
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by Coffeewine 3y ago
Yi-34B-200k has been one of my favorites over the past few months, so I’m glad to see this post, hopefully it holds a glimmer of the 34B’s performance.
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by Coffeewine 3y ago
Wouldn’t that make it easier to make fakes, if everyone could trivially look up what the serial number and features were supposed to be?
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by Coffeewine 3y ago
On one hand yes, on the other you can't buy without someone trying to sell. If someone is trying to sell after a disaster they presumably need the money more than they need title to destroyed land.
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by Coffeewine 3y ago
That’s interesting, I interpreted the article more positively. Certainly there will be massive disruptions and that’s not good. Ideally however goods including food should be produced where they can be economically created, not where they a
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by Coffeewine 3y ago
It didn't blow up on the pad. They'll be happy to blow up dozens of these, hopefully incrementally perfecting the design each time.
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by Coffeewine 4y ago
It’s not strictly better. It has many advantages, but it’s heavier, larger, hotter, louder and more expensive, without the ability to detach controllers. Not to mention it lacks the ability to easily play Nintendo titles. It’s better in man

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