OrvalWintermute

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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
maybe we just need License-Aware Vibe Coding that can link back to code snippet provenance similar to SBOMs?
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
Calvinistic predestination is a TULIP sense (Total depravity, Unconditional election, Limited atonement, Irresistible grace, and Perseverance of the saints) is an extreme minority position, like 7% to 5% of the American Church (Reformed Cam
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
Undocumented immigrants/illegal immigrants are not generally eligible for federally funded Medicaid coverage in the United States, as federal law restricts such benefits to U.S. citizens and certain qualified immigrants with lawful sta
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
Please refer to my comment above on how to use bridging days (Brückentage) to get to over 60 days of absense. In the case of 32 days of vacation with bridging & holidays it is very possible to get over 70 days of calendar absence
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
You're not familiar with the german holiday & vacation system are you? I lived in Europe and can explain it for you. In Germany, particularly in Bavaria with its 13 gesetzliche Feiertage (holidays including regional ones like Heili
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
> Embedded devices are primarily based on Arm SoCs, in contrast to the x86/amd64-based CPUs common in PCs ARM may have the market now… but RISC-V is the fastest growing and it may be poising to eat ARM’s lunch
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
They could have been done is my contention. But not while carrying Euros’ defense obligations
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
That previous US leaders permitted Western Hemisphere nations to get so in bed with rival hegemonies for so long is the shocking thing. Remember the Cuban Missile Crisis?
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
Russia was already slated to gobble up Ukraine. Previously, it was content to treat UKR as a puppet, but after a color revolution and their man in Kiev was deposed, their hand was forced. We're only now seeing it as an overt tug of war
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
The Chinese still owe the US for railroad bonds. A year or two of NATO countries increased contribution doesn't make up for decades of underinvestment ripoffs.
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
The Euros also underfunded their defense obligations and received huge amounts of US investment in facilities, enabling them to upfund social programs, socialized healthcare and most egregiously 8 - 12 week vacations which are completely un
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
The Monroe Doctrine stated, under Polk, that the Euros should not interfere with territorial expansionism of the US in the Western hemisphere, even if it came at their expense. The Roosevelt Corollary stated likewise the US would police any
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
Amazed by how many things he built in the process of making his NAS. High quality vid!
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by OrvalWintermute 9mo ago
full captures of VMs, snapshotting & ISOs eats up lots of storage Previously ran an mp3 scraper recording 30 stations simultaneously Good exposure to more music
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by OrvalWintermute 10mo ago
My general issue with this is that it is overly hardware centric and not as accurate when it comes to Aerospace Software Law 4 Bhargava’s Law: Only 1 out of 10 research ideas make it into industrial practice is wrong anecdotally particularl
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by OrvalWintermute 10mo ago
100% marketing Please flag
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by OrvalWintermute 10mo ago
We get that, but when some elements of the stack have incredibly onerous terms added to them, the 2nd order and 3rd order Arduinos become license untenable particularly for low-level developers working with minimal docs Am including a few d
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by OrvalWintermute 10mo ago
Why would we want to use anything Arduino after all those horrible QCOM licensing changes? Am asking because an OSS project asked me the same thing when I mentioned possibly using an Arduino platform for something related to their project.
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
VP Cheney’s extremely troubling wars in the Middle East and civilian death counts of between 146,000 and >700,000 should be a permanent stain on his legacy.
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
if you've been tracking the shark deals they give countries for loans, I think you'd recant what you just said. "while the CCP accuses the West of predatory interest rates, the average Chinese rescue loan carries an interest
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
Just ask yourself this question though... Is there a reason why AI cannot be far better than Google at providing results to queries? Inherently, they are in the same business, but I am not very aware of any AI specifically aimed right at Go
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
voting machine security was such a joke as shown by many, and J. Alex Halderman most recently
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
If there was no fraud, and all the recent elections were secure then this wouldn’t matter. My contention has always been that until we see the basis of identity secured like Estonia/CAC/PIV/Passports through strong identity p
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
Since a major part of the article covers cost expenditures, I am going to go there. I don't think it is possible to trust DeepSeek as they haven't been honest. DeepSeek claimed "their total training costs amounted to just $5.
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
Well, at least we know they aren't cooking the books! :)
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
Surgeons are not exclusive about cutting people open. First Assists regularly do it, and their backgrounds are as: Surgical techs RNs PAs I recognize a great value in medical education & experience since that is the primary difference b
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
No doubt there are tons of lawyers & "certification and Licensure" companies & "nonprofits" of dubious value that have infested various software related industries salivating over the opportunity to get rent-seek
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
The person that created this has a wonderful sense of humor!
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
Seriously, some of you do not understand and comprehend this issue My wife with her medical allergies isn't flexible ON TAKING KNOWN ALLERGENS WHILE PREGNANT Read the room!
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by OrvalWintermute 1y ago
I'm taking this investment as a validation of the competitiveness of AMD's APUs & Apple's Silicon.

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