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by bahmboo 9mo ago
This is not helpful. "everybody" and "everyone" and "no one" are meaningless catch alls. I understand where you are coming from but this is a very limited world view that does not add anything to the conversati
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
"you know it when you see it" is a trap and ripe for abuse in its own right. Your description however is pretty spot on for this moment in internet evolution. Interesting to me is that I pay for youtube premium so I don't see
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
> Twitter or Instagram are not and never have been platforms in which people form social communities with their peers. By peers do you mean people they know in person or demographic peers? I'm not going to anecdata [edit: then I do]
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
That's a good point. The problem for me is where the line is drawn. Is a car enthusiast forum social media? How about youtube comments? I think society is generally improved when the teenage generation is at least part of discussions.
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
Or perhaps we should watch what happens in Australia and draw lessons from it? I have a hard time telling a teenager that they cannot socialize with people just because it is via electronic means. I also do not like teenagers identities man
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
Interesting. I do not agree with your summary of his post, in fact he goes so far as to say "an idea, really. Incredibly half-baked. Poke all the holes you want. It’s very unwrought and muy unripe." So yes, we can laugh at the pro
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
The sense of entitlement is strong in these comments. If you haven’t built or maintained OSS I’m wondering why your opinion matters [edit: that's harshly worded I could have been more nuanced, hopefully the point is taken and it is a q
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
I haven't done a video call on it but it does work for youtube. It's best to pause a video at the start but it buffers and plays just fine. Blocky but certainly watchable.
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
This is nice. As you point out the underlying data is transient but you add value by persisting it. Good luck!
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Roam 50GB is now Roam 100GB(starlink.com)
295 points by bahmboo 9mo ago|367 comments
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
Nice that instead of completely cutting you off at the cap they put it in super slow 500 kbits. That is actually usable and used to be the fastest speed you could get at home.
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
I agree. I was there. There was no DEI and “not promoting white men” was not a thing.
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
> He was told explicitly by his boss that they weren't promoting white men. This is what he claims but I find it very difficult to believe. Why would management even say such a thing and expose themselves to a lawsuit? Let alone &qu
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
Yes, I have that working via Roo Code in VS code. Doing a little searching I found this which looks promising: https://github.com/hyperfield/ai-file-sorter
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
Is there anything similar to this in the local world? I’m setting up a full local “ai” stack on a 48gb MacBook for my sensitive data ops. Using webui. Will still use sota cloud services for coding.
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
This was 1996. A typical computer had tens of megabytes of memory with throughput a fraction of what we have today. Appending an element instead of reading, parsing, inserting and validating the entire document is a better solution in so ma
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
A bit cryptic but I see where you are going. In this particular case the judges are challenging the “total concept and feel” test that is the standard. They say it's way too nonspecific to make a legal standard. Duchamp's original
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by bahmboo 9mo ago
In the context of her allegations I think he was saying that to intimidate and manipulate her. He was almost 10 years out of Google when their relationship started. He does not have a back door. He also doesn’t sound like a great guy to wom
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Judges Question Key Copyright Test in Case over Miles Davis Tattoo(petapixel.com)
2 points by bahmboo 9mo ago|3 comments
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by bahmboo 10mo ago
I agree. I do like the general idea as an exploration. Perhaps the idea is to use an LLM to emulate users such that some user-based problems can be detected early. It is very frustrating to ship a product and have a product show stopper rig
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by bahmboo 10mo ago
This code was likely written on a Macintosh Plus with a 9 in (23 cm) monochrome display that had a resolution of 512 × 342. Something to keep in mind. That's very little screen real estate (tiny!) and something that had to be respected
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by bahmboo 10mo ago
I appreciate your attempt to defend this position and I, and others, wish you good luck. In my many decades of working with humans writing code it simply has never happened.
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by bahmboo 10mo ago
You are right, my bad. I must have speed read that last sentence. I won't delete my comment because there was some good discussion.
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by bahmboo 10mo ago
I don't think he is saying that. As I said in my other comment here I think he is just drawing a potential parallel to other historic work that was done in a private(secret) domain. The larger point is we simply don't know so it&#
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by bahmboo 10mo ago
I particularly like the end of the post where he compares the history of nuclear fission to the progress on quantum computing. Traditional encryption might already be broken but we have not been told.
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
Way late response: the off the shelf stuff is very very expensive as one would expect for industrial solutions. I was tasked to build something from scratch (our own solution). It was quite the journey and was not successful. If anyone has
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
Values - I'm not judging. Do you want to be the best rapper in Sweden? Do you want to be the best engineer at EA? 2 million a year to work at Palantir? Sign with a label and get 2 million a year to live in LA and have your music in Pep
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
It is a great interview, thanks. Never heard of him, he's a smart young person. Goes hand in hand with Charlie's post. Hey it's Saturday night we can talk about culture stuff, right? Edit to add: young prodigies in artistic p
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
Testing at the UW Medicine Clinical Virology Lab identified the virus as H5N5, making this the first recorded infection with this variant in a person globally. The result was confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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Washington State resident dies from complications of avian influenza(doh.wa.gov)
9 points by bahmboo 11mo ago|1 comments

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