Normal_gaussian

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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
You start with 'no', but rather than disagree, you've effectively restated my comment. I wasn't looking to anger you, just to provide a different lens in which to view the situation.
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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
The old minuum keyboard was fantastic; now I'm forced to use a swipe keyboard I'm constantly making mistakes - but at least its faster than pecking.
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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
Is that not karma gated?
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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
This feels analogous to the old Google latency improvement story - improve performance and p99 goes up, not down, because more people are now able to use your product. These angry customers are a symptom of having more customers; in this di
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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
Whoever is giving a six figure pre-seed to a tech startup and doesn't know this is a bad idea is probably quite out of their depth with the investment. This does smell of an attempt to avoid AML checks.
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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
Id go so far as to say that the majority are not.
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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
> Changing your own car's oil is actually not that hard It is. Changing oil requires a place where you have sufficient access to the vehicle to drain it; the right equipment; the right disposal solutions. Most people who have cars d
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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
No. Many places run analyzers on published code; many security users have reason to shorten the period. The default period becomes the period where white hats have a chance to detect it and stop it passing the threshold.
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by Normal_gaussian 4mo ago
> If you know how to edit your ~/.npmrc etc, you don't really need any of them, but if you have a loved one who just needs a one click fix, these can likely save them from the next attack. This feels like a very very small grou
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
Ask Joogle or Ask Geeves? https://www.techradar.com/computing/search-engines/ask-jeeve... / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ask.com Ask Jeeves was dissolved 15 days ago
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
If everyone that can read the logs are people who can read the secrets, then nothing. If there are any log readers who should be be secret readers, its a potentially exposed secret.
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
GHA have always been a PITA for any serious DevOps; it's quite clear they were designed to integrate in 7 lines of code and then tell everyone who complains that they're doing it wrong. This does not surprise me.
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
Business side people install Claude, find it fantastic, read about postgres and BigQuery MCP, and immediately demand it. Small enough company without suitable MoC and they've got a real chance of getting it.
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
https://www.google.com/finance/beta/quote/EBAY:NASDAQ?window... eBay is doing fine.
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
'a' isn't very interesting though. Preferring more money because its more is very very uninteresting. 'b' is probably the point the person was trying to make - if they'd said "I would prefer $32/month
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
Well sure; $32/mo is a lot more than $100 inside just 1 year
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
That is really interesting! ( https://mikrotik.com/product/hap_be3_media for others). Its coming in at a decent price as well.
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
From the article (which is long): > But as a very significant bonus, the 'extra' antennas if there is a mismatch in MIMO levels between the client and router do not go unused, but are used for 'diversity' and 'be
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
Today I set up a NWA210BE (Zyxel) to replace a unifi 6+ AP; I bought it second hand and my key metrics were: 4x4 MIMO, available used/discounted, current gen, fully functional standalone mode. The 4x4 makes all the difference. Sitting
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
Yes; this is the way
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
the training data is on a separate drive; or the training data isn't that large for this use case; or they aren't training.
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
While it seems like an interesting point - a kind of 'doubling down' - its not clear cut at all. Firstly, the dichotomy you presented for the individual is: succeed, live, and make loads of money vs fail, die, and lose a fair chun
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by Normal_gaussian 5mo ago
I often have Claude commit and pr; on the last week I've seen several instances of it deciding to do extra work as part of the commit. It falls over when it tries to 'git add', but it got past me when I was trying auto mode o
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by Normal_gaussian 6mo ago
This is cool. I do find the activities a little suspect - it has 1 turn of planning for me in the last 30 days. I have claude write plans first before every coding session, often using one agent session to plan and then output a plan file,
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by Normal_gaussian 6mo ago
yeah this really sucks. No downtime snapshots would be the best but I'd be quite happy with a blocking backup on a set schedule that can be set from the GUI / from the cli / from a config file. Its a huge PITA having to pla
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by Normal_gaussian 6mo ago
My other comment goes into more detail relating specifically to my earlier comment. But a niggle with Home Assistant in particular: It appears to be a system designed to be debugging adjacent, with every intent to frustrate debugging.
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by Normal_gaussian 6mo ago
No, the I/O passthroughs are fine. Proxmox and HA are fairly great at keeping them stable. I have passthrough for WiFi/BT/USB zigbee/USB thread Of course it pins you to a singular proxmox host, not benefitting from proxm
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by Normal_gaussian 6mo ago
I think there is a lot of truth to what you say, particularly when it comes to caring rather than parroting; however as part of my personal and civil life I interact with a lot of non-tech people in non-tech capacities, and a surprising num
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by Normal_gaussian 6mo ago
The best bit: > A subtle, high-visibility banner
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by Normal_gaussian 6mo ago
A whole load of banking products aren't legal in the UK, or are highly regulated; particularly sludge products which are easy to sign up for but hard to cancel. UK banks are required to make their communications easy to understand and

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