SmellTheGlove

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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
The handle is probably the hottest point. There’s a mechanical connection there, so more resistance. At least, I think that’s the case.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
> If a small local model can handle simple stuff and delegate to a model in the data center for harder tasks and with better connectivity you could get an even better experience. Distributed mixture of experts sounds like an idea. Is any
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
> (think cheap Nissans and Subarus) You don't even need to limit it to the lower end models with Subaru. The top trim Outback and Ascent have a CVT these days. If you want an automatic transmission in your WRX, same thing - a CVT. A
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
They’re also doing stock buybacks and dividends. Ads print money but they’ve basically thrown their hands up and admitted they don’t know how to invest that money into anything else. Google is at cruising altitude now, so cost cutting makes
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Rubber duck does.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I’ve owned 3 cars in my life, one of them driven into the ground, one high mileage and given away when we moved to the city, and the third we still own. A transmission is the one thing I’ve never had to fix. Now that’s just me. Obviously t
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
I agree with you, but would suggest that the thing to focus on is the next layer of abstraction. The thing that barely works. Our generation screwed around with the PSX and Xbox, the Wild West era of the internet, etc. Now the most obvious
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
I'm surprised to see the (mostly) critical posts. My reaction before coming to the comments was: - This is core to their platform, makes sense to fit it closely to their use cases - They didn't need most of what a full database of
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
What are they using now instead of PFAS?
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
No, students just have to wait until after graduation to get retail jobs now.
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
Our duvet covers all have two fabric loops in the corners. You push a bit of the duvet through those and then just pull it over. Works very nicely.
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
No it’s the exact same drug. There’s no “without glycemic control” difference. The largest dose of Ozempic available is a little more than the largest Wegovy but it’s the same drug. I’m on Ozempic and not Wegovy. Here’s why: - Wegovy is imp
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
Exactly this. And it’s because the US consumer is paying for the R&D on drugs for the rest of the world. We could balance this out a bit by passing a law that says the retail cost of a drug in the US can’t be any higher than the median
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
You can do better than that flinging burgers at Dicks here in Seattle. That’s wild. For something that requires a trip to Taiwan for training, which I imagine makes it not an easy job, why does it pay so little? I’d think retention would be
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
So Intel will be buying back $8.5B of its own stock starting when?
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
How does one take over a co-founder role? Is it a job title now? If he took over for you he didn’t actually found the company, right? I’m not asking this sarcastically. Trying to understand how this works because I’ve always taken “co-found
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
This is probably a stupid question but I don’t claim any knowledge here. Even though interconnect standards are moving to non-binary communication, doesn’t the signal eventually need to be converted back to a bitstream at its destination? D
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
Oh yeah. Have been for a while. I run into them a lot when I’m in Italy and still haven’t used one that worked well. Unless you want a load of laundry to take half a day. Then they work fine.
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
I agree. The Foundation books wouldn’t make great TV. There’s way too much time skipping and very little character development in the books. I have some gripes but they’re spoilers so I won’t say what they are. But generally I like the show
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
Re-read my comment. I do not think Chauvin was innocent. (nor am I a cop)
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
It’s actually pretty easy to not end up like Chauvin. You don’t even have to quit. You just gotta decide you’re not gonna put your knee on someone’s neck for a few minutes after you’ve already subdued him.
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
> but the message cops themselves got was that if they actually do their job and arrest criminals, there is a chance that a politicized mob could send them to prison for the rest of their lives That’s the message? You know That cop kille
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
Not the author, but know a little bit about this. You’re describing a payable or receivable, depending on the direction of the funds flow you’re thinking about. You’d have an account for the payable/receivable that should clear. If it
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
It would be even worse in the EU. Here in America, both our pedestrians and our cars are larger, so we’ll at least leave a mark when that monstrosity hits us on autopilot. I’m only half joking. I’d be worried in the EU because they don’t dr
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
Ahem. Referal. :D I love the idea of pricing over time. It seems like things jump around in 50 cent increments quite a bit. Would be interesting to graph it. I wonder if you'd be able to gather enough data before TJ's decides to i
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
I'm an American tech employee but I'm a consumer too. I'd rather have the competition in the market versus more consolidation into the tech majors.
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
I used it to build my saas template for my side projects. It's not awful at all - quite the opposite. But I'm an old guy using python+flask+tailwind+htmx. I try to inherit as much from my base template as I can, and then for diffe
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
Nah, look at it this way: A good idea or a good product are never enough. You have to sell the product in order to have it be successful. In your situation, you were at a bank, so your TAM was roughly 1 enterprise (or maybe a dozen, tops, i
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
I work with internal systems for a living. As an end user, you’re not the primary customer - finance is. Concur is by no stretch amazing, but it works fairly well on the back end where your expenses come in, route for approval, get paid, ge
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by SmellTheGlove 3y ago
I wonder if you’d have a monetization path here via enterprise support contracts and/or additional device fleet management features. The tech companies I’ve worked at have all had some amount of “use brew to install …” in our dev spinu

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