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Software engineers also create value by recognizing opportunity.
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I hate this shit because you are inevitably in the worst possible position in terms of not only power, but information. But ultimately your shares are not worthless, so this must be a positive thing, and I keep a small portfolio of worthle
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> And as a layman, I would generally assume that means anyone working for government in any part of this country could generally access that info one way or another. I doubt it.
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A huge amount of software is not designed. In fact, simply actually designing software instead of just allowing people to go hack away at things requires a culture around it. That culture usually starts at the top if you have it in your co
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If you are a cloud provider renting them out Otherwise you better keep them humming trying to find a business model because they certainly aren't getting any newer as chips
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Every month at the Bar None Auction there are quite a few newer model cheap excavators that go for about $3k. Typically like a 9k excavator or something small, gas or diesel powered. https://bid.barnoneauction.com/lot/
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Trump made this big announcement, and China bitchslapped him with math : We want it to be in this country and we're making it available. I'm going to help a lot through emergency declarations because we have an emergency. We have
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There's no question about who the players involved are. https://developers.google.com/authorized-buyers/rtb/openrtb-...
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So the app essentially offers anyone in an emerging market the "regional exchange rate" you can find for their currency ? If I have a wad of tea shillings, how do I use this app to hold stablecoins ?
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His DeepSeek argument was essentially that experts who look at the economics of running these teams (eg. ha ha the engineers themselves might dabble) are looking over the hedge at DeepSeek's claims and they are really awestruck
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The unification of the flaws is the scarcity of H100s He says this and talks about it in The Fallout section - even at BigCos with megabucks the teams are starved for time on the Nvidia chips and if these innovations work other teams will u
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There have also been attempts to canonicalize knowledge on the web (semantic web) and lots of things inside of computers are in fact deterministic. But that is not the direction that AI seems to be taking, it is "smart" because it
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And in 100 years we have gone completely the opposite direction in terms of where we think artificial intelligence lies. Rather than constructing a machine with all the known truths, modern searching for artificial intelligence using machi
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And when he bought it, it was
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I have a teenager who regularly requests his TikTok screen time allowance to be reduced. He wants to not know the passcode even though he is well old enough to know it if he wants. What this temporary outage might do is have the opposite e
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For the sake of ourselves, looking back at our own repo, squash merge !
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Kafka as a service ?
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I have a feeling certain religions are onto something in this area.
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I live far enough away from you that I think your English needs tuning up, and I couldn’t agree more. In my college town the scooters around campus, ridden both on the roadway and on the sidewalk, add another element of risk to the “headpho
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But the internet.
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Version 2.0 of this crime will feature the shooter having the forethought to have put a bitcoin wallet address on the front of his mask as he traipsed around in front of the cameras. And boy howdy, the sparks will fly then
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The only part I don't get now is the cell phone I assumed he had some help with the timing via the burner phone But this all looks very lone wolfish now
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But you have to be able to execute when it arrives
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Beware these casuals
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Many vehicles have mechanical door latches
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Bottom line here for anyone who isn't from Texas If you had any regular 3/4 or 1-ton truck, which is what you are getting or better for the price of a cybertruck, everyone wearing a seatbelt survives such an accident. 100% of the
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Have you seen a picture with the doors opened
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I thought SQL injection but actually Tomcat ? Might be just an old unpatched server allowing PUTs
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The Open Source movement was definitely a different way of organizing people I wonder if non-religious subcultures like that can last very long though
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The real destruction will no doubt be in the courts. Vivek and Elonsky will push the boundaries as far as they can, and Trump will not enforce anything. Someone else will sue, and maybe somewhere someone will have standing. It will start to

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