barbazoo

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by barbazoo 4mo ago
Careful, we've seen with Russian oligarchs they really don't like it when you mess with their boats.
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
> raise sterile males and release them into wild insect populations. When a wild female mates with a sterile male, her eggs won’t hatch. The population gets smaller with each generation. They won't harm then it sounds like, but they
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
Must be a tight line between enough 'jobs apocalypse' to make shareholders happy but not enough 'jobs apocalypse' to bring the pitchforks out.
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by barbazoo 4mo ago
> One side is responsible for at least 20.000 but more likely 60.000 Iranian deaths, just this year (and everybody seems to be worried about the other side's "warcrimes") I can see people attributing this to the US as well
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I've heard of the changes to the NASDAQ rules and I somewhat get how they make it so these stocks are included in index funds earlier than before. As far as I know, NYSE and others haven't done the same change so index funds there
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I know what you mean but doesn't that require squashing as well? If I have a branch with 5 commits, I think rerere helps me by only having to fix the conflict once, not potentially multiple times. I might be wrong here though.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I'm having a hard time not cheering for "the little guy" here before realizing that everyone actively involved here is actually bad.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
The hyperbole was probably on his side so I would put my money on it being much much closer to never than every day. He's smart so he invests in McDonald's, not eat it's unhealthy products. And I say that lovingly as someone
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I'm probably wrong but it seems glaringly obvious to me that the two supposed allies are not at all acting in a coordinated way. One hand doesn't know what the other one is doing or one hand is just ignoring it.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I'm having a hard time finding data on employee tenure that would support this. There seems to be a recent dip but it's only significant relatively, not in absolute numbers based on what I expected. Which was something like 25 yea
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
> I get all my conflicts on branches because I rebase before merging Pretty sure it's the other way around. You're on the branch and rebase it atop current master. If you merge after that, you won't have merge conflicts.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
rerere is still useful here to handle merge conflicts after repeated rebases.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
Instead we should probably find ways to have social lives outside of work.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
No he doesn't
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
> Those onboard were also instructed to leave all their belongings on the aircraft before deplaning.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
Even more you have to actively seek it out to even see it. These people are looking for ways to get triggered.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
Considering the passengers of an airplane a captive audience of a wifi hotspot name is wild. Have these people no ability to not be triggered?
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I feel blessed to just be able to say no and move in. Not worth it. And nothing will change until some people make the first step. In every community.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
Right. If being on meta is what keeps the "friendship" going and leaving the platform would have negative effect on the relationship, then on my opinion it wasn't a friendship to begin with. But that might just be my outdated
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I'm assuming often it's gatekeeping by people that are terrified seeing what they thought their purpose was slip away. That's why they have to make what we produce with the LLM something lesser than what they can do by themse
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I thought it wasn't uncommon to refer to the "United States of America" as "America". When you refer to the continent, it's North-America usually.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
> My advice for anyone reading this that is starting your career: Live simply and save a lot This is such great advice and really what I would suggest to anyone young in any field. A terrible thing I'm seeing is folks living a life
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
Smoking cigarettes, heart attacks, not knowing your children, those were the days /s
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roko%27s_basilisk ?
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
But it isn't required in order for them to get richer at this point.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
What is the real purpose of airshows anyway? It always seems like very elevated risk for very little reward but I might just be missing what the reward is.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I guess that would be cool.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
They're also quiet and no combustion means no exhaust fumes.
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
I've had a lot of success at work breaking down tasks that are supposed to be "done by the agent" into small LLM calls orchestrated deterministically via boring queues and messages. That's why this really resonates with
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by barbazoo 5mo ago
There's this under the picture. > New data from NISAR shows where Mexico City and its environs subsided by up to a few centimeters per month (shown in blue) between Oct. 25, 2025, and Jan. 17, 2026

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