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by amy214 1y ago
This business model will have its lunch eaten by the software stack that claims immunity to hacks, but can still run on the students' hardware, thus massively changing the cost and logistics landscape. Now the student has to manage it
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by amy214 1y ago
>How do I test for "the experience you developed spending four hours making that register allocator behave properly, to the point where you're intimately familiar with every failure mode"? ask them to list and describe fai
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by amy214 1y ago
Hashicorp has now Terraform 2, which is planetary climate as code
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by amy214 1y ago
At least in the US, we have discovered an even more complex situation where many of our government organizational low-mid-low/high level leaders all lean left, same for judges, but then our supreme court leans right as well as high lev
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by amy214 1y ago
"let me put this vending machine in your store, you get a cut" "let me put this camera in your store, you get $XX/month and security" Just do that in stores in high traffic areas. Now you've got a big dataset.
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by amy214 1y ago
well you sit them down before they take the offer and level with them "If you come here I promise I'll treat you good and train you up for a bright future, but in exchange ideally I want you to stay for at least two years if you c
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by amy214 1y ago
If one looks at the chronology of programmers you can see a sort of parallel > whitebeards: programming was assembly on big iron. these guys understand computers at the lowest level and can code down to the punchcard >graybeards: pr
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by amy214 1y ago
>so you get 24 people in a room. 2 men and 1 woman will say, "Women are poor entrepreneurs." so we make 24 people sit in a room so that 3 people wont change their mind? and 21 people are bored? >this is the vanguard of chang
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by amy214 1y ago
I'm confused by all this nuance about verb conjugations. The idea is to say "today I lived (but also am not alive anymore)" as I interpret it. Would it not suffice to say something along the lines of "by the end of tod
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by amy214 1y ago
>last posts on Reddit before my account was suspended and all my 15 years of posts, comments and private messages were deleted Ironic, you post in depth about the dreadfulness of psyops and yet you complain about reddit having wrongfully
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by amy214 1y ago
people who own walled gardens often get the idea in their head to prune up the trees a little, make them elegant looking and pretty, that's moderation, deletion, banning,etc. they get a good feeling pruning the tree, making something
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by amy214 1y ago
what about noise is you're supersonic noise and sound is about a mile back
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by amy214 1y ago
I think there is anger at the left for oppression during COVID. Many rules. Irrationality. Save 1 COVID death, cause 2 suicides from isolation, raped the economy, as a price, was it worth it? Resentment towards the medical establishment
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by amy214 1y ago
the interfaces are shite, from the same clown who invented systemd just use one file per stream eg /dev/dsp/pid_tempfile eg /dev/dsp/778_gJG86h, move mix to kernel, give it a /proc interface. the unix way
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by amy214 1y ago
Your article basically says auto dealers are racist but federal contractors and "profitable companies" are generally more comparable. The solution would be to enforce racist regulations against the auto dealer, not falsely genera
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by amy214 1y ago
>It's the end of an era bona fides and respect for truth and accountability as the structural integrity of democratic society. You're splitting. Psychiatrically binarizing things into two possible states - a psychiatric pathol
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by amy214 1y ago
> On some sites you have to drag 10s-100s of sliders to turn off all of the optional cookies. ah the ole cookie tax return
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by amy214 1y ago
Your core point isn't wrong. If someone identifies a business-ending bug before it causes problems - absolutely you want to let the coder know how gnarly that is. I speak for myself, perhaps others, when it's this point that peo
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by amy214 1y ago
It's one of those things like littering or tragedy of the commons - one instance, by itself, is not a big deal so it's understandable why people might not think much of NIMBYing. But en masse these behaviors are ruinous
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by amy214 1y ago
The main thing is to make sure it has no way to access the internet. Just USING it as a dumb TV isn't enough because these things - this TV firmware - it takes snapshots of whatever is playing (even in dumb mode) and utilizes whatever
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by amy214 1y ago
the upside of reddit data is you have updoots and downdoots, so you can positively and negatively train your AI model on what people would typically upvote, and train against what they might downvote Now, that's the upside, the downsid
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by amy214 1y ago
why a CT and not a X-ray? did they need to see the gestating turds in 3D?
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by amy214 1y ago
the main thing is that it's acceptable, meritorious even, to resent the privileged white male. But a jewish white male, that's racist. Also most white males in the ivies are jewish - the so-called privileged (non-jewish) white m
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by amy214 1y ago
It's funny you were thinking that, because I was thinking, "how would you teach a japanese man english?." The obvious answer is to jerk him off and give him high doses of LSD first. I immediately came to the same conclusion
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by amy214 1y ago
Just to expand upon this in HN terms: - R-selection is just a confusing bit of technojargon, really what we're talking is a zerg style build strategy, lots of units for cheap, as far as our organism in the game of life. So organisms w
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by amy214 2y ago
Exactly, the mass of the planet is squishy in this way. The next question is WHY is it question. The answer is, this planet is host to the hard metal band "Planetary Suicide", whose speakers are so powerful as to turn the planet
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by amy214 2y ago
Also before the discussion goes off in a random direction such as software frameworks, I want to point everyone to volume 37, book 5, chapter 72, pages 8843-9023 (2022 incremental update) of their feasibility report. In it, they introduce
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by amy214 2y ago
Regulations are complicated and a double edge sword, they inevitably introduce inefficiency and barriers, so the payoff needs to be greater. For example, regulations about mandating companies to delete your data - wonderful. A great win fo
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by amy214 2y ago
worth mentioning amazons amazing high tech "put everything in your cart and just walk out" ((( https://www.businessinsider.com/amazons-just-walk-out-actual... ))) they 100% use this AI "Actually Indians"
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by amy214 2y ago
As a card-carrying Whig party member I take offense to this. US has had periods of 3 parties, where the 3rd party ousts the 1st or 2nd eventually and we're back to two party, though that's more 1800s. This is a product of duopoli

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