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901.
by baq 9mo ago
you won't get VC funding with this license which is the whole point of even starting a business in the wider area
902.
by baq 9mo ago
There’s about as much sense doing this as there is in putting datacenters in orbit, i.e. it isn’t impossible, but literally any other option is better.
903.
by baq 9mo ago
Funny, I never want the screenshot saved to a file and I literally never look at the desktop. I either use ctrl to store the screenshot in the clipboard or want to use marker tools and then copy the clipboard. This new flow was an improveme
904.
by baq 9mo ago
Back when battlestar galactica was hot we used toaster , but then I like toasts
905.
by baq 9mo ago
Linux is swiss cheese and your dumb phone is probably full of zero days which will happily mitm you.
906.
by baq 9mo ago
I'd rather they did so I don't have to upgrade edit: my original post wasn't clear I see - I meant I don't want to ditch the phones they've got and hope Apple releases an update for ios 16
907.
by baq 9mo ago
as in I now have to upgrade all my children's ancient iphones...? I'd much rather not do that
908.
by baq 9mo ago
The game has increased my appreciation of the airplane as a mode of transport, unfortunately
909.
by baq 9mo ago
Huge login form for a landing page without as much of a video of what's going on is a shot in the foot
910.
by baq 9mo ago
They could've, but they just got banned
911.
by baq 9mo ago
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Building out nuclear requires political will and deregulation which today is not attainable in the west. China is the only one actually building reactors, but that isn't enough.
912.
by baq 9mo ago
AI which helps us design a commerciallizable fusion reactor might buy us a century.
913.
by baq 9mo ago
No disagreement, but nights and clouds are inconvenient and remedies are also expensive-ish. We need both.
914.
by baq 9mo ago
That's the thing, can't be done
915.
by baq 9mo ago
Nothing new under the sun. We can't cut emissions fast enough politically, but we can race towards economically viable fusion power which would solve the problem from the supply side and would make industrial scale carbon sequestrati
916.
by baq 9mo ago
Reminds me of the chaos monkey. Building resilience by breaking and fixing stuff. Not sure if applicable here, though.
917.
by baq 9mo ago
...I sense an animated svg of a pelican playing simcity benchmark is brewing somewhere
918.
by baq 9mo ago
Neither military nor medevac is exempted. This is unusual.
919.
by baq 9mo ago
You aren’t, probably was flagged down by not being hacker enough (or more likely for being an open invitation to runaway speculation without any grounding in reality and facts)
920.
by baq 9mo ago
Millions of dollars of stuck planes and cargo. If it was somebody’s fantasy, it sure was an expensive one - but I’m not sure I want to know what it was if it was a real thing
921.
by baq 9mo ago
Also if you’re dealing with sensitive information intelligence agencies can’t hack your car to go 100% on the throttle in a suburb. (Not sure if this is relevant in any way to salad spinners, though.)
922.
by baq 9mo ago
Write your elected representative, even if you did earlier. This place for all good it brings to tech is a viper's nest of all you hate.
923.
by baq 9mo ago
Hate the game, not the players. Somebody is supposed to be regulating this stuff. If you're in a poor city or country having a shot at such compensation would be life changing for the whole family, not just you and game-theoretically s
924.
by baq 9mo ago
if you're literally anywhere in the west other than bay area or NYC this is good to amazing money
925.
by baq 9mo ago
Yeah but that's exactly what email doesn't do, right? Create account, send email to anyone on any server is the use case it was invented to solve. There are tons of issues with frictionless here if you don't want spam, obvi
926.
by baq 9mo ago
That's called email
927.
by baq 9mo ago
I don't care to be honest, it's up to you to learn to use the tool.
928.
by baq 9mo ago
without revealing too much generic saas at non-toy scale, 95% TS + postgres + 5% a very long tail of other stuff.
929.
by baq 9mo ago
I’m not an AI hyper, I just don’t code manually anymore. Tickets take about as much time to close as before, but the code shipped now has higher test coverage, higher performance, better concurrency error handling, less follow-up refactor P
930.
by baq 9mo ago
I don’t code anymore basically, but I have no issues accepting that there are huge gaps in the training sets in e.g. finance code bases. There is a long tail of niches to still code (semi) manually in.

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