SturgeonsLaw

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by SturgeonsLaw 6mo ago
If they're buying the same amount elsewhere then the buy pressure equals the sell pressure, might make an arb opportunity across the currencies
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by SturgeonsLaw 6mo ago
From a user point of view there's no real reason for it, from an admin point of view if your team is already using Github Enterprise then deploying it is basically hitting a toggle switch, and it has some more fine grained controls abo
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by SturgeonsLaw 6mo ago
You laugh, but thanks to those critical minerals ads during cartoons, my kids are now begging me for praseodymium and scandium. Prices for rare earths are through the roof but my 10 year old just won't accept that she can't refine
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by SturgeonsLaw 6mo ago
It's fine, but it's a design decision with tradeoffs, and gamers are prepared to make different tradeoffs (bigger and noisier are ok if they deliver a big enough performance jump).
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by SturgeonsLaw 6mo ago
Chrome should be flagged as suspicious
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by SturgeonsLaw 7mo ago
If they want to, yeah it's all traceable. They just don't want to.
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by SturgeonsLaw 7mo ago
Copilot's glaring limitations when interacting with Office are insane considering that's its main value prop
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by SturgeonsLaw 7mo ago
Governments around the world have sought to control the internet and strip away anonymity for years, they've now found their foot-in-the-door moment so they're all going for it in their own way. Some of it is governments watching
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by SturgeonsLaw 7mo ago
Australia has this too. It helps with the problem that a fine alone is negligible enough for the wealthy that the road rules would effectively not apply to them.
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by SturgeonsLaw 7mo ago
Bucket's too nice a vessel, I've seen some decorative buckets that look kinda neat. Slop Trough? Slop Pit? Push your commit to the team's Slop Hole?
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by SturgeonsLaw 8mo ago
You don't need to spend that much on "defense" when you're not invading countries every few years
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by SturgeonsLaw 8mo ago
Thousands of people have put their pants on, had breakfast, gone to work, and then been intercepted by militarized federal agents, thrown to the ground, locked up in prison camps, then deported overseas. Glad things are comfy for you though
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by SturgeonsLaw 8mo ago
> “Kilo” can mean what we want in different contexts Fair enough. 1000 watts is a kilowatt 1000 hertz is a kilohertz 1000 metres is a kilometre 1000 litres is a kilolitre 1000 joules is a kilojoule 1000 volts is a kilovolt 1000 newtons i
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by SturgeonsLaw 8mo ago
Made for, and used for, are two different things. The article gives an example of Israel slurping down that data constantly to track everyone, and you can bet they aren't the only ones doing that.
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
One guy went from zero to billionaire. Neat! How many thousands went from middle class to homeless over the same timeframe?
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
>Pfizer representatives in front of the EU parliament would not testify that their vaccines actually worked. It's typical for people in science and related fields to use carefully chosen wording, to hedge, and to speak in terms of p
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
Is there anything people outside Iran can spin up in order to get more routes out?
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
>I’d personally be fine with restrictions on where funding for political organizations comes from (although I’m not sure how you make that compatible with the 1st amendment) Despite what the proponents of Citizen's United might have
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
You might be fortunate enough to work in forward-thinking workplaces, because I see very little IPv6 adoption outside of mobile. I work with a lot of small/medium business clients and pretty much all of them are still on some flavour o
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
Is that one of those innovative designs with the charging port on the bottom of the mouse? Sometimes more is more.
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
That depends where you are. Here in Australia the default is single glazed windows, and double glazed is hideously expensive, especially to retrofit. Sounds you're somewhere with some actual building standards though.
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
There's another scenario... 100 companies employ 1000 engineers
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
If you have the right soft skills, productivity is decoupled from career advancement
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
Yep. I installed Claude as a PWA and used Powertoys to remap it to a command that launches it
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by SturgeonsLaw 9mo ago
It was quite a good article if you don't care to nitpick over terminology. Too many technical people avoid the business side of things because they find it boring or are too cynical to engage with it, which limits their impact. Instead
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by SturgeonsLaw 10mo ago
Creating any kind of wallet in Javascript with its gazillion dependencies is always going to be a roll of the dice
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by SturgeonsLaw 10mo ago
I get some wild ideas out of LLMs too, is that all CEOs are bringing to the table?
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by SturgeonsLaw 10mo ago
The UniFi router depends on you already having a UniFi environment. If you do, it's a good option, but the GL would work with any heterogeneous network
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by SturgeonsLaw 10mo ago
That not-your-money is still going towards rewarding user-hostile decisions
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The era of jobs is ending(thepavement.xyz)
73 points by SturgeonsLaw 10mo ago|142 comments

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