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by Fordec 3mo ago
I would like to hear more about this wiki you have.
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by Fordec 4mo ago
Yeah, a bunch of the worst free riders and malicious consumers all in one place. All they're really missing is Oracle and Bambu Lab.
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by Fordec 4mo ago
Tailscale, decent developer focus
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by Fordec 4mo ago
There are two companies that I want want to work for. Oxide is one of them. Many places I'm still willing to work for, but in a more neutral way. They're just mostly not hiring for my role/location as far as I can tell, so
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by Fordec 4mo ago
I've been hearing that HPE are on a push lately with larger enterprises trying to encroach on VMWare during their pricing changes, might be them.
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by Fordec 4mo ago
I used to be able to view maps in 3D. Not anything fancy, just a tilt shift. This year I noticed the feature appears to be gone. Also, if I want to see my home city with an up to date overhead view from this side of 2023 to see what has bee
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by Fordec 4mo ago
Anyone who isn't currently own a piece of who is winning by the current model. Basic disruption theory, if the game isn't going your way, change the game.
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by Fordec 4mo ago
Reduce Fable token usage by 100% with this one trick
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by Fordec 4mo ago
The internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it.
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by Fordec 4mo ago
Upper management material written all over them.
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by Fordec 4mo ago
Isn't this just a response to the Friday drop which happened around 5 AM Saturday South Korea time, well after their Friday bell?
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by Fordec 4mo ago
I did it yesterday.
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by Fordec 4mo ago
The video is below the second paragraph. Maybe check your ad blocker, particularly if you're swallowing videos hosted on twitter.
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by Fordec 4mo ago
Here's a video from this year from a French General that is more up to date on the current vibes https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XQJ5YEsNQws And for some more data than anecdote, the current polling where the US is
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by Fordec 5mo ago
Doesn't feel very far off from the money circularly trading hands between Nvidia, Oracle, OpenAI etc.
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by Fordec 5mo ago
And if I didn't tolerate it from the government then I shouldn't tolerate it here either, for the sake of consistency.
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by Fordec 5mo ago
The thing which is seemingly missing from this is their current largest hurdle emerging from the V2 testing. The heat shields keep failing. I guess the focus is going to be on getting stuff up, rather than back down. Thus the Starlink and d
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by Fordec 5mo ago
I assume because the Mars goal is as good as dead with what they're finding out about the complexities of building Starship that they can barely get it back down to this planet, never mind back from a second one. This "space datac
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by Fordec 5mo ago
The same way every beef farmer does.
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by Fordec 6mo ago
> They're paying for insight, leverage, velocity, convenience, whatever. Correct, they are paying for work done by people in other roles, who's title isn't UI or UX designer. It's on the backend person for velocity, i
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by Fordec 6mo ago
Of course, there is indeed no shame. There is also no pride. Standardized interfaces are as exciting as kettle thermal switches or physical knobs in cars. Useful, probably optimal and will be around for decades to come. Also nobody talks ab
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by Fordec 6mo ago
Yeah, no, going back to web native. Keep your verification and your 20%.
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by Fordec 6mo ago
In individualistic societies, the cultural motivation isn't going to come in the name of collective action. In the era of how much state funding of state driven science in the US is being pulled, you're 100% correct that all that
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by Fordec 7mo ago
Selection bias? The early adopters that are motivated to adopt tools to deliver more, typically also were working more to start with and may have already been struggling with their rate of output?
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by Fordec 7mo ago
Also appears to be missing Yuzu and Sudachi
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by Fordec 10mo ago
You know what, this clarifies something for me. PC, Web and Smartphone hype was based on "we can now do [thing] never done before". This time out it feels more like "we can do existing [thing], but reduce the cost of doing it
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by Fordec 10mo ago
What really sends home just how ridiculously long it takes public domain to kick in to me is that Mein Kampf is on that list. It feels like something that even in 1996 would have been a bit eye-raisingly overdue.
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by Fordec 1y ago
Oh this again? Yeah, not efficient enough to beat out fans in non-vacuum based environments. Come back to me when there is a research paper outlining how doing so is better by any of our understandings of physics first, than some startup tr
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by Fordec 1y ago
It is not a requirement that those people are in Seattle. Just as car manufacturing is not required to be in Detroit.
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by Fordec 1y ago
Per slide 8 of your second link: Except Africa and half of Asia who will still be above replacement rate for the remainder of our natural lives. Per exhibit 5 of your first link: The US still to be as bad as Europe and Japan you disparage a

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