QuiEgo

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by QuiEgo 3mo ago
HPV spreads even when condoms are used - any skin to skin contact can spread it. So yeah, not everyone, but it’s exceptionally prevalent. Luckily most strains are relatively harmless.
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by QuiEgo 3mo ago
I don't know. Even the frontier models do dumb things sometimes. Being able to iterate (and iterate quickly) is really important. If you get 1 try a day, you're probably back to it being better to just code by hand. Also, you&#x27
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by QuiEgo 3mo ago
to play devil's advocate, having a credit card does not tell Anthropic anything about your country of citizenship, which the US is pushing them to gate keep access on.
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by QuiEgo 3mo ago
This argument has been beaten to death in the courts for hundreds of years at this point. Why does everyone think that they are some kind of arm chair lawyer who magically knows the right way to read it, and everyone else is wrong? As a cou
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by QuiEgo 3mo ago
Checks and balances man. If a legislature makes an illegal law it should be struck down by the courts or vetoed. The system is working as designed. Judges being able to throw people from other branches in jail would cause all kinds of other
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by QuiEgo 3mo ago
Agreed, however Wipr seems about as good in practice.
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by QuiEgo 3mo ago
I live in Texas (Austin). The biggest downside day-to-day is the weather in summer. The politics are also a valid concern. That said, it’s not some dystopian hellscape. Day-to-day it’s not that different than any other place. Also the cost
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
Kind of surprised they didn't already pull this on Opus when Anthropic was having it's last spat with the DoD - I mean the tech is used heavily by the US military, it seems they have a path to actually claim national security inte
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
The comment chain is about firing people for cause (performance issues), not layoffs. You seem determined to feel attacked ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
The issue with Linux isn’t the software, it’s the hardware. Apple Silicon Macs are still the nicest laptop hardware by a huge margin. All the Linux-native options are, at best, “okay”.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
- Say that no more than 5% of a company, rounded up, can be H-1b. Ex If you have 1-20 employees, only 1 can be an h-1b. Adjust the % based on how well the policy works. - give companies less power over h-1b holders. Make it last six months
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
I’d be far more likely to suspect Boeing’s management for pushing unsafe schedule or staffing and having things slip through the cracks. They have a reputation.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
Did you mod the case? I can't imagine a case designed for a 486 would be super great for thermals for a modern CPU and discrete GPU combo. For me, it was such a pain in the butt to try and mod it vs. $100 for a case that "just wor
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
Kind of depends. If someone looses control of their credentials and notices someone using their account to post, it still might help.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
As an embedded dev who’s used to locking to toolchains and deps for years at a time, web dev is a culture shock in so many ways.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
The article is about tech interviews (and tech workers with the resources to sue), not McDonald’s or blue collar? And yes, I’m human? Strange comment internet stranger.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
You can, but most places would rather spend months building a legal shield through a PiP rather than risk a lawsuit.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
The only way provisional works is if your survival (food, health insurance) is not tied to having a job at all times. Once you're past 26 and can't be on your parent's insurance it's a total non-starter in the USA.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
The strongest signal I've seen is recommendations from people who have worked with a candidate before.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
Yes, the whole thing feels dot comish. I’m betting there will be a few (maybe only 1-2, like what happened to search) winners, and everyone else is in for a bad time. It’s the same dynamic too: the winners are going to win so big that every
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
At some point, if we reach stability on the models, we'll start getting silicon optimized for individual models. They are optimizing for time to market, not efficiency right now. I don't know how much it will move the needle on th
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
In general, rent in Texas is higher than some places but lower than say, the Bay Area in California, because there is much more supply. I live in a neighborhood of single family homes that are on big lots and spaced out (perhaps 20-30 meter
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
>$515.50 per month for property taxes? That seems soo high. Where I live (Texas), there is no state income tax. They make it up by having high property taxes. It's something like $20,000/year per $1MM of property value. $515.50
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
Gonna disagree with you on this one. For the ham antennas, sure. For everything else though? I've never seen an HoA that stops you from having pets (they may have some rule if you have 100 cats or a rooster, but "normal" vari
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
This. So this. When you're 20 something and you can pack your 1 bedroom apartment worth of Ikea furniture into the smallest U-Haul, or just sell it on Craig's list and start over at the next place, renting is awesome. When you hav
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
Source? In my neighborhood on the outskirts of downtown (about a 10 minute drive out) at least 25% of the houses are rentals, maybe more like 33%. Lots of investment properties people scooped up when mortgages were 2%.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
Fair, but I assume everything on my work laptop is key logged. Surely they would notice Claude phoning home from my company laptop? I suspect a network rule to look for that traffic is trivial?
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
There is no world where I can put my company’s data through an external site without their express consent and security sign off. I suspect at most companies there’s zero path for people to have been paying for it themselves.
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
C does not abstract differences in underlying hardware well. Systems programmers know if they have an architecture that can't handle unaligned accesses or that the address they are doing load/stores from is a mmio register. System
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by QuiEgo 4mo ago
> I believe that grown consenting adults do have a free will and should have the ability to destroy their lives if they so choose. Part of living in a society is giving up some of your freedom to make the system work. I can't choose

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