ajmurmann

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by ajmurmann 5mo ago
Not being worried annoy the Soviet economy makes sense though
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by ajmurmann 5mo ago
This is supported by looking at what happened to Hong Kong cinema that was huge till the early 2000s.
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by ajmurmann 5mo ago
I wonder to what degree it's about what you are used to. I grew up in Germany and never had allergies. However, after a few years in the Pacific Northwest I developed seasonal allergies that get worse every year.
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by ajmurmann 5mo ago
I don't think it's performative or about vibes. Everyone subconsciously adopts phrases and in general ways of talking from people around them. May it be from friends, neighbors or coworkers.
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by ajmurmann 5mo ago
Huh, I've heard this term all the time at work and used it myself since long before LLMs
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by ajmurmann 5mo ago
It seems like they have something akin to personalities: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/mgjtEHeLgkhZZ3cEx/models-hav...
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by ajmurmann 5mo ago
Nobody gives you cost of living increases. That's not how a market works. You get cost of LABOR increases. These are related but only indirectly.
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by ajmurmann 5mo ago
What's the reason to prefer the PSP over the Vita? Yes, technically the Vita has Internet but outside of downloading games via that it really isn't a distraction because it's so clunky. I recently freed mine and have been hav
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by ajmurmann 6mo ago
Evolution very much involves random mutations that turn out useless or harmful and thus don't spread. This is in fact less random than how generic algorithms used to work traditionally which encoded behaviors in some data structure tha
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by ajmurmann 6mo ago
You can still install this just not through a public listing on the app store. Apple provides various solutions for different audiences.
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by ajmurmann 6mo ago
Knowledge and tacit knowledge of the system and company around it makes a huge difference.
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by ajmurmann 6mo ago
I like hiking but absolutely not camping. I had a similar experience. IMO the canyon is too wide for its width which creates a similar effect to it just being a valley. I found it much more spectacular to stand on pretty much any mountain i
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by ajmurmann 6mo ago
I spent a few minutes looking into this and usually it's a mix of outside air and recycle air. However, the key point seems to be that, with the exception of the Dreamliner, the air comes form engine bleed, rather than a dedicated comp
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by ajmurmann 7mo ago
The point about airplanes not running the ventilation on full throttle till takeoff has always driven me crazy. It's bad enough by itself, but it's also the time that lots of people are walking around. One sick person slowly makin
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by ajmurmann 8mo ago
Is this only GitHub? I noticed other pages and services being extremely slow or erroring more often. Claude errored on file uploads, LinkedIn took 1minute+ to load a simple page.
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by ajmurmann 8mo ago
As someone who likes many cases of brutalist architecture, I wonder if you'd explains why many of the examples I like are in Mexico whereas many of the negative examples are in the UK.
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by ajmurmann 9mo ago
I don't think I'll learn anything by yet again implementing authentication, password reset, forgotten password, etc.
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by ajmurmann 9mo ago
Why do you think it is that any country had an interest in joining NATO even after 2000?
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by ajmurmann 9mo ago
> He and his cohort were sponsored by the West and the West clearly loves Russian people and wish us the best possible future, yeah, we believe. Why do you not believe this? As someone who identifies as Western, I want for all people&#x2
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by ajmurmann 9mo ago
> Why would we want to join the EU? Look at any chart that shows any useful economic metric or things like life expectancy of eastern/central European countries before and after they joined the EU. It's almost to good to be tru
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by ajmurmann 9mo ago
That's a great summary by the rolling stone. I was thinking much earlier though around the time when Tesla was switching from the original Roadster to the first sedan and when SpaceX was really focused on landing its first rocket.
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by ajmurmann 9mo ago
I will never understand why it has to be this way and Russia cannot be a normal country that has the goal to join the EU and be prosperous instead of doing nonsense for over a hundred years now.
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by ajmurmann 10mo ago
Many years ago I played Escape a from the Pit which was good but I played it on an iPad and eventually bounced off. Where do you recommend starting today?
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by ajmurmann 10mo ago
Did he always have this problem? I don't recall this from the early Tesla days. I have the totally subjective impression that the predictions have been getting worse and worse.
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by ajmurmann 10mo ago
Even leading ads out the dynamic range is really an issue for anyone not living alone in a house with no other homes very close.
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by ajmurmann 10mo ago
And the feeling of safety that comes with it. I left my previous employer during an acquisition and took a year off and am taking my time to find the right next gig. I cannot imagine the terror of having to find a new job, any job, ASAP bec
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by ajmurmann 10mo ago
Treating it like a stop sign also doesn't work very well when there are huge amounts of pedestrians. As a pedestrian that yesterday meant I got the right of way all the time. For cars it was mayhem downtown. In contrast many years ago
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by ajmurmann 10mo ago
That's what I thought. Then I walked buy Waymos stuck in the middle of the block with nobody in front of them.
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by ajmurmann 10mo ago
"Nobody has ever been fired for buying IBM"
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by ajmurmann 11mo ago
Really like the idea. Unfortunately, my first upload is still spinning on one of the models about 5 minutes in. Clicking "Stop Battle" seems to do nothing either

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