amazingman

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by amazingman 10mo ago
Cant wait for this tissue-thin abstract to drive weeks and years of anti-cannabis nonsense.
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by amazingman 10mo ago
Sounds like an ecosystem ripe for horizontally scaling cheaper hardware.
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by amazingman 10mo ago
Sure, but they will be told to believe they're getting it. And so many of them will be eager to do so.
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by amazingman 10mo ago
Checksum?
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by amazingman 10mo ago
Usually I am allergic to pithy, vaguely dogmatic summaries like this but you're right. We have traded "some sites are down some of the time" for "most sites are down some of the time". Sure the "some" is e
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by amazingman 11mo ago
> The article doesn't state by how much it increased. This is a really strange response. How would you go about quantifying this when you don't care to add to their profit by buying a bunch of them, and can't get the pro
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by amazingman 11mo ago
Honestly that's fine, even good. This issue needs to come to the attention of everyday people.
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by amazingman 11mo ago
Sure, but only the container is affected and it is always your responsibility to grant as little access as possible to the various credentials you may need to supply that environment. AFAICT with this worm, if you don't supply write-le
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by amazingman 11mo ago
I didn't see a case made for self-hosting as the better option, instead I see that proposition being assumed true. Why would it be better for my company to roll its own CI/CD?
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by amazingman 11mo ago
You're making a category error with this comparison. I'm wondering why the error isn't obvious to you.
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by amazingman 11mo ago
> Personally I haven't had any luck getting an LLM to solve even simple problems How are you defining "problem"?
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by amazingman 1y ago
What you are describing is much more accurate of the US cell carriers before the iPhone. I remember paying $20/mo (to the carrier) for a terrible mail application on a feature phone. The iPhone's AT&T deal saved us from th
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by amazingman 1y ago
On the contrary, fixing pervasive and increasingly costly ecosystem issues in hardware is exactly the kind of innovation we need.
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by amazingman 1y ago
How could we have done better without first knowing better?
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by amazingman 1y ago
>I do not use AI for engineering work and never will, because doing the work of thinking for myself is how I [...] This is a framing issue that's keeping you from doing clearer thinking, faster. LLMs, especially in agentic configura
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by amazingman 1y ago
It's always amusing to see attempts to cast Nixon as an "otherwise great" president while simultaneously attempting to distribute the blame for his decisions on those around him. Poor Dick somehow found himself surrounded by
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by amazingman 1y ago
That's a shiny echo chamber you have going there.
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by amazingman 1y ago
As I responded earlier, I've seen it plenty of times in SF. Yet I've never witnessed anything remotely close to violence as a response.
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by amazingman 1y ago
> When I say things people don't like it's free speech. When people express their anger at my free speech it's harassment. Modern American "conservatism", distilled.
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by amazingman 1y ago
I've seen people wearing MAGA hats in SF, and they're never assaulted. Their speech is not infringed or suppressed. At "worst" they are sometimes met with more free speech coming in the form of opinions about their choi
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by amazingman 1y ago
Wearing a MAGA hat in this specific political moment is a statement of callousness and overt approval of military and masked goons in our streets.
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by amazingman 1y ago
Do you really think sockpuppet astroturfing is going to work when you created the account today?
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by amazingman 1y ago
You have solved the isolation and some storage problems for a single node. You have not solved for scaling that to 10s, 100s, 1000s of nodes. That's where Kubernetes comes in. You made a lot of good points, but "you no longer need
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by amazingman 1y ago
I remember a time when this was supposed to be Wintel's advantage. It's really strange to now be in a time where Apple leads the consumer computing industry in hardware performance, yet is utterly failing at evolving the actual ex
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by amazingman 1y ago
It's going to take legislation to fix it. Very simple legislation should do the trick, something to the effect of Guval Noah Harari's recommendation: pretending to be human is disallowed.
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by amazingman 1y ago
I still can't figure out if he was always a charlatan or something happened that turned him into one.
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by amazingman 1y ago
I didn't realize Biden was instructing ICE to grab people off the street and deport them to a gulag in a country they aren't from before they can have a hearing or make any appeals. Would you please provide references for this?
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by amazingman 1y ago
A single dollar figure (with no additional context) suggests capable, rational border security to you?
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by amazingman 1y ago
It's right there in your framing. The most charitable take available is that you're approaching the problem like a software engineer, and accepting that framing as defensible. It is not. One of the most important facts to remember
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by amazingman 1y ago
Sounds a lot like a problem the current administration created. Blowback is a real phenomenon. Americans are having trouble distinguishing which teams of masked men with guns roaming our streets and courthouses are "the good guys"

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