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901.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Creepy AF. I’d much rather just have a display and perhaps a bodyless voice
902.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Ran an old laptop as home server for years. It’s OKish as a starting point into selfhosted world but overall not ideal. The battery is a fire risk and the entire thermal design isn’t really geared towards 24/7 operation. Not really som
903.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Fun hypothetical I’d say there odd a bit of a flaw in the read 50,000 books part though. The LLM reading that much doesn’t really get you 50k books of value as a person. You’re the bottleneck not the flops
904.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Same for uk. Can cancel direct debits from the bank website. Things like this would probably not be via direct debit though
905.
by Havoc 7mo ago
To be fair the Reddit user account is 8 years old. Not conclusive but does suggest it may be organic
906.
by Havoc 7mo ago
US really is on a crusade to burn every bridge they can find
907.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Or even a container. Unless you’re a security researcher the average dev isn’t likely to encounter anything requiring anti escape anything at all
908.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Think it’s still wise to containerize it somehow just so that it can’t nuke anything. Being worried about escape from isolation etc in a person dev context seems like overkill though
909.
by Havoc 7mo ago
What does the battery setup on these things look like? Definitely could set one up but don’t want to change batteries weekly
910.
by Havoc 7mo ago
The OGs in the group tend to be well adjusted normal people. ie the people that started the group
911.
by Havoc 7mo ago
I’d say there is a credible case for saying the vote for 2nd round of trump was the turning point. By that point is was already pretty well established that he isn’t fit yet that’s what the public wanted.
912.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Microsoft continues to push for year of the Linux desktop
913.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Wild that the US accepted Iran's maximalist demands as starting point for negotiations. There seem to be some uncertainty around what those 10 points are - multiple versions floating around, but they all read very much like a US strate
914.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Wow that’s a lot better browser support than expected
915.
by Havoc 7mo ago
The old kindles only support the book format with the weak encryption. ;) They also killed the ability to download books from the website a while back so directly of travel is pretty clear here.
916.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Got 3/9 and live in London. Really only a single one of which I both had confidence in and got right. Most people on the tube have headphones in anyway tbh.
917.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Hmm. That makes contextual sense though the animation is definitely more springbok than oryx
918.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Turns out tokens are expensive
919.
by Havoc 7mo ago
That's crazy. Who is the camel at the end supposed to represent? The springbok is presumably south africa i.e. BRICS so someone else in that alliance
920.
by Havoc 7mo ago
I'd consider removing some questions that are bound to be country specific. e.g. The one about time spent in front of a red light. >0.188 Slightly above avg - yay
921.
by Havoc 7mo ago
They've been trying forever - it's a futile exercise.
922.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Bit surprised that empathy makes no difference in this. People with high empathy tend to be good at reading others in general so would have thought that at least partially translates here
923.
by Havoc 7mo ago
You could always point Claude Code and open code at a local http endpoint
924.
by Havoc 7mo ago
You don't really. There are a couple of tells like em dashes and similar patterns but you should be able to suppress that with even a simple prompt.
925.
by Havoc 7mo ago
And is there enough to cover all the IOUs
926.
by Havoc 7mo ago
As the Greenland fiasco showed not even that is enough.
927.
by Havoc 7mo ago
With the way the US is going that might just end up in a gold trump statue instead
928.
by Havoc 7mo ago
>Imagine pouring all federal resources into one cramped state. Bit silly to compare the size of countries but not scaling resources correspondingly.
929.
by Havoc 7mo ago
I'd be a little reluctant to mark his speeches as "conspiracy". I don't disagree with that on a qualitative level, but predictive history is as the name suggests forward looking. We're by definition up to our eyebal
930.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Honestly I have no idea what to make of it. In my mind it could be: 1) Simple copycat - article author is watching predictive history which seems plausible given channels surge in popularity 2) Algo effects 3) Coincidence / think of pi

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