TrapLord_Rhodo

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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
I'm one of those people who took "the money and [ran]" I'm a digital nomad and have been traveling full time for 7 years now. It's great, it's a good balance of work/life balance but one thing you slowly s
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
That's what he said they did. that's the joke. >so they changed the existing code to just check that predicate first, and the code sped up a zillion times, much more than with Ken's solution. but since you've now spen
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
Would fig not fit this usecase? I seem to be misunderstanding the post a bit. It seems like he's going through great lengths not to use cursor? This regex must of been gnarly to write ># i am so sorry > # see `search-regex.sh` fo
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
2k NG, 9k Police, and LA is still burning. The protests are still violent. I'm not sure how this ends without a continued escalation and some very violent night that gets dubbed the "California massacre" in the history books.
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
> on the grounds that the people should never have the power to subvert the state. Hmm... I don't think the second amendment gives you that right... That's called treason.
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
How do you force a company to provide services? Nationalization can't work for a company working at the bleeding edge of tech. Everyone would leave, their stock options now worthless or paid out. Name one single time in history nationi
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
using an LLM is a very VERY small part of the code he published. 12 lines out of around 13k lines. You seem to be disagreeing with the concept, not the actual code. you prolly could have reviewed the code in the time it took you to google t
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
I think you are misinterpreting the comment here. >I would never recommend someone run my code and do what it says. Using this as a tool to signal can be a huge time saver. But not taking the code output as "truth" is what the
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
They've issued a stay. So, this is a giant nothing burger until 9 June, and then it's a giant nothing burger until it gets to the supreme court, because they can issue a stay until they've ruled on it. Trump seems to be in co
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
GE's stock is one of the best performers this year. Would love to hear a "How they turned it around" follow up.
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
> ksmbd has too much code for it all to fit in your context window in one go. Therefore you are going to audit each SMB command in turn. Commands are handled by the __process_request function from server.c, which selects a command from t
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
it's astra isn't it? I had an internship there and it was pretty toxic. I could totally see them pulling this shit.
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
I don't really understand this comment. You are the exact people that i am trying to avoid with this model. I'm not trying to make big deals with big companies who can be impacted by security. The Micro-SaaS model requires that wh
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
You are right. it's just that the romans themselves had an identity crisis of "pagan" vs. "monothestic". So yes, you are right to call out the fact that situating it in the christian context would be follie. But the
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
yes, it would. Monotheistic would be a much better term as that's how the people at the time viewed the divide.
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
it was not an insult. They called themselves pagans. There was a civil war or two in rome with Pagans on one side, and monotheism on the other. They used the term pagan, as in the "old ways". Many people died to decide the fact of
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
I agree with the article in faith, but i think they've gotten the cause wrong. The problem is, scaling was ALWAYS the hard part. at a certain level, you don't have to worry about sharding and replicating databases, moving over to
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
From the Christian, anyone who wasn't part of the Christian or Jewish faiths was considered pagan. In the first century CE, Epicureans were part of the broader category of Hellenistic pagan philosophers—which included Stoics, Platonist
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
show me an example? Go to the link i provided and show me where they misrepresented savings. You can go directly to FPDS-NG from their saving reports. NYT is a trash media outlet, which obviously leans everything anti-elon.
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
failed operation? Have you seen the war map? After the whole world dumped all their stockpiles to ukraine for over $500B, the russians have still taken over a 3rd of the country. Biden logic was going to lead to a american troops on the gro
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
No other president has given explicit permission to launch american missles and use american guidance systems to launch missles into russian territory... Besides biden. What are you talking about? And you forgot... besides Trump. because tr
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
Why don't you add anywhere to that list? If the car drives itself, why is it geofenced into only places google has HD mapped down to the centimeter. My car can drive itself to Tahoe, can a waymo?
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
Waymo taxi's are always in geofenced areas with full HD maps down to the centimeter. I can't take it to tahoe like i can with my Tesla. my point is... my tesla drives itself... all the time and never have to disengage. People can
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
where did i say i wasn't supervising? Are you saying the self-summon is the unsupervised part? Cause i can flip that logic on it's head and say, if they weren't confident that it can summon to me, why would they implement the
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
If it crashes, it's my fault. At every point i'm supervising. Except in self summon, and if it side swipes the car on the way out, it's obviously still my fault. That's just never happened to me. Where in my sentence did
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
This was awarded sole source. There were no vendors able to compete. I also find their J&A unconvincing, and there's no way it passes the smell test required in Far part 6. There was really no other vendor in the world, besides Fam
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
regardless of the KPI perspective, do you agree that $3.3B is a bit much for a facility that can only host up the 3k? For reference, look up some of the Giga factory costs (With Capital expenditure for production). They are similiar in expe
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
I guess we just disagree on what's important. $2.9B for 3,000 children. That's 967K per child. What in the actual fuck? https://www.fpds.gov/common/jsp/LaunchWebPage.jsp?command=ex... Edit: the contract
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
Such Biden logic that ended with us launching missiles into russia. A constant escalation with no real end in sight and always matching "tit-for-tat- instead of trying to solve the root issue. You don't think trump is actively inv
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by TrapLord_Rhodo 1y ago
>a suspension of offensive cyber operations against Russia in March. uhhh... why are we commiting offensive cyber operations against a nuclear power? Somewhere in your line you seems to think that it's justified? And that biden was

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