Ekaros

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541.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
ARP and DHCP really look really dirty whenever I look at them. Like pretty bad designs overall. From more neutral viewpoint it feels that whole stack would be better with something else than these clear hacks.
542.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
How you would have implemented backward compatibility? I am interested to hear the general technical details of how this could have been possible. I am mostly interested in two basic scenarios. With expectation that only on one side is any
543.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Seems like obvious thing. If LLM have some weights involved on what is good resume to write there is very likely correlation to what would be good resume to rate. And this is probably a even good thing, at least from model quality perspecti
544.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Airlines are not great business. Margins are not great. Fuel is significant part of their operating costs. And if it goes up too much in too short time the whole model breaks. Less margins you have the more you will be impacted. So if you a
545.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Also with secured claims. What are they secured against? That is what is the collateral defined. If it is not cash... Well they will get their claims when collateral is liquidated.
546.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Functional premium product at premium price. Cheaper mid-class does the job most of the way. But I suppose there is slightly better characteristics and probably higher reliability in design. Not a fake luxury like too many products these da
547.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Or have sensible outlet design where prongs are always recessed.
548.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
If I was a guard. Would I pick up my boss I see every week or some random dude I might have seen year or more ago once? Probably would go with the boss that I am hopefully reasonably friendly with. There really is quite a chain of command e
549.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Other fun things. Living in apartment with only the robot doing any tasks or picking up any inputs like arriving packages.
550.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I think those were aimed at different market segments. And that would be engineers, professionals and working academics that is not students. Generally limitations in education on what was allowed led to more limited feature sets. Where as
551.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
156MHz and 3,5MB user memory... Why do I feel like that is a joke these days.. I think some ESP32s are faster and have more memory, but not sure if they are fully comparable...
552.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
It is not really classroom. It is more so setting testing standard that matches the standardised testing that schooling aims for. This ofc then extends to testing in classroom tests as that is best way to prepare students. Not that any of t
553.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I feel like it could also be example of product that is so long lasting you simply do not need to replace it. Albeit I have done repairs and switch replacements (due to liquids) it still works after 15 years. With more careful use it is a i
554.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Probably also grid connections like size of transformers and if there is prominent number of trucks going in and out.
555.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
So I take we can soon replace coders entirely. Just fire all of them. And let some intern under VP prompt the whole thing?
556.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
I don't think paying whole thing back has been on table for decent while. The question really comes down to is the return from interest sufficient compared to other options, will the price of underlying asset keeps it value at par. Mea
557.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Especially weird when from their description they actually had an idea. ".splice()" and then just searched possibilities of that and then identified place and only then used AI to build something. Which they likely could have done
558.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Thinking of use cases where services I build have reasonably low internal userbase. Maybe rolling out own is not worst choice always. After all it leads to manual or at least targeted work by attackers. Instead of very common spraying stuff
559.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Century would be plenty. And having Rome mentioned with some weird negative number leads to first thought being English in Roman era? How does this deduct...
560.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Honestly in current state of world. Which is more enjoyment clipping coupons or looking for bargains or being on social media? Would something actually useful or more enjoyable happen with that time? Hell. Even other type of media consumpti
561.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Well they could always set policies where 174k is a good living salary...
562.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Doesn't that depend on the biases in question? Many argue that homogenous societies do many things better. And part of homogeneity is sharing same set of biases.
563.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
But it is fundamental issue. Unless you have extremely large number of helipads. The throughput is limited to capacity of landing, deboarding, boarding and lift off. Is the 7 minutes from lift off to landing or just travel time in air? How
564.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Seems awfully tiny for any real total capacity. Should scale it up to size of say large railway car size so dozens if not hundreds of people at one time. This would also cut down cost and allow wider range of population that is no limited f
565.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Why should they? Freedom of association is key Western principle. Steam chose not to associate with them anymore. If the user don't like it they should have sued them in court instead.
566.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Or find it surprising that probabilistic tool based on generating things can do things when you give it rights to do things... And that you can not effectively program it to not do something.... You gave it capability to delete emails. Why
567.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Already way ahead of you. I never started so I consider myself a winner. On other hand I wonder what other filenames one could include in their repos to cause this sort of behaviour. Kinda a nudge towards people leaving these tools.
568.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
So this could be usable in lot of places with Python and Linux running? Not that I have too many Linux devices around. Still, might be handy sometimes on personal devices.
569.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
Clients could refuse to show content that does not have headers set. On other hand servers might choose to lie. After all that is their free speech right. So maybe you need some third party vetting list. Ofc, that one should be fully liable
570.
by Ekaros 6mo ago
He somehow has managed to keep Tesla price irrational for very long time. Doing same with SpaceX could happen.

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