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by bonesss 3mo ago
The sticky-keys window often comes with a sharp notification screech.
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by bonesss 3mo ago
There’s an aspect of extrapolation in the perception spike of the Dunning–Kruger effect. In the same way smart people, doctors etc, can be better victims for scams I think tech skills can really give the wrong impression of how transformers
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by bonesss 3mo ago
It’s such an odd time investment wise… We have a blooming oil war that could take chunks of the global economy with it, booming and teetering credit levels threatening collapse, the “AI” companies have a lot of tinkerbell magic and impossib
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by bonesss 3mo ago
That ‘long period’ can be many billions of years, glass is an amorphous solid.
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by bonesss 3mo ago
Rest days are not mandatory, that’s a matter of programming. /r/gzcl was started by a guy who has done more than 1,000 training days in a row. Orthodox weightlifting has athletic/competitive roots, which invites a certain le
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by bonesss 3mo ago
And charge you tokens/money for the security check.
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by bonesss 3mo ago
Read my comment again, and think more about what was said. I addressed multiple properties before 30 as a landlord, not first time buying as an employee. Because you are not accounting for cash flow & appreciation over time you are flat
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by bonesss 3mo ago
So “ landlord ” and “ commercial landlord living entirely off of passive income ” are worlds apart. Buying a fixer-upper outside of town with high-school and early 20s grinding, renting out 3+ rooms to cover the mortgage for painful years,
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by bonesss 3mo ago
As I recall homeopathy does pretty fine statistically compared to many treatments. Not because the water does anything, but because the provider has time, and talks to patients about their problems and life. A lot of doctors are shoving peo
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by bonesss 3mo ago
We used to have peer pressure where slightly older slightly tougher kids would call you names if you didn't man up and try some beer. Now all that peer pressure is distilled online in short, monologue based, video format, unilateral ed
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by bonesss 3mo ago
Many DSM-5 diagnosis come into effect with the ICD-11, ICD-10 doesn't have a good deal of them, and that rollout is still fresh & ongoing. It is kinda spooky, though, to have freshly minted doctors from a few years back whose schoo
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by bonesss 4mo ago
That's the heart of the issue: insufficient accounting. You can't plan any better than your models, and if your models are insufficient then your decision making will be inherently flawed. Penny pinching is good until it's n
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by bonesss 4mo ago
My speculation is straightforward: adding “AI” to the sticker ups the share price, dropping headcount improves the balance sheets upping the share price, and doing both at once could be perfect for a CEO bonus or strategic board member sell
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by bonesss 4mo ago
At the time people were using whistles to make free long distance calls, so I can understand where they were coming from. The part I can't understand is believing that phone-whistles are connected to our nuclear launch system and not
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by bonesss 4mo ago
Nuclear process heat in refining would enable releasing less CO2 per fuel-unit. It doesn’t solve burning directly, but reduces the impact of what is going to happen anyways.
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by bonesss 4mo ago
… all of which can be controlled through scheduling, and has been baked into all business operations since before money was invented. Meatspace fluctuations are predictable, quantifiable, and manageable through planning. The changes to hos
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by bonesss 4mo ago
I’m an LLM fan, but from an engineering perspective the idea of building atop services that palpably fluctuate in capacity, performance, and capability is nutty . Even with minor automation I feel like I can watch OpenAI and Anthropic engi
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by bonesss 4mo ago
That’s a feature, not a bug. Historically that tactic is used by ‘revolutionary’ and ‘liberation’ and reactionary groups to overwhelm and exclude honest debate. It’s a destabilization technique, aimed at gathering critical mass for revolt w
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by bonesss 4mo ago
I saw an interview with the owner, one point he brought up in addition to atmospheric clarity is that many people need a long travel time to get away from light pollution, reducing available nights even further.
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by bonesss 4mo ago
Imagine the questioning in a liability case, too. Hiring the acknowledged gore enthusiast with the devil tattoo’s and light criminal record miiiight impact the foreseeability of negative outcomes in or as a result of the workplace. Maybe
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by bonesss 4mo ago
The issue, IME, isn’t corporate knowing, it’s managers across the board making big assumptions based on spontaneous observations. Communication is the ultimate solution, but that solves location awareness as well. Unfortunately, once someon
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by bonesss 4mo ago
Fat government contracts, consulting, safety services, and exclusive tender access all follow from this regulation too. The sensation I’m left with is a handful of goons making up new IPO math thanks to a specific constellation of political
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by bonesss 4mo ago
Anthropic is chasing an IPO, Nvidia is not, creating very different market reactions and incentive structures for the companies. Apples and oranges. Anthropics reputation as a near-term world-ender boosts their IPO directly.
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by bonesss 4mo ago
I just got the same in Western EU, refreshed and got a site, and now it's gone again with intermittent hiccups of life. Honestly it's pretty mad to see, especially without a crisp failover.
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by bonesss 4mo ago
At some point moving up the luxury scale the price is less about product and more about buyer psychology. I can sell a ripped t-shirt, but that same product coming from an upscale exclusive boutique owned by so-and-so’s wife is participatio
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by bonesss 4mo ago
> types are less useful than people think in the context of Elixir development With no insights at all into Elixir this sounds like a reasoned and defensible, if not outright correct, position. The proposition I'm working with is
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by bonesss 4mo ago
Pro se litigants are hyper vulnerable to LLM hallucinations. One wrong advice clump and, like a step onto the wrong path while hiking, all subsequent steps go in the wrong direction. And sycophancy tuning means marginal one-sides takes get
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by bonesss 4mo ago
“Moore’s Rule of Thumb” is a descriptor I read in a hard print magazine back when my phone had buttons and we all wore onions tied to our belts. A critical insight for its time, but not quite a thermodynamic principle our great-grand kids w
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by bonesss 4mo ago
I think there’s a safety issue that isn’t necessarily reliant on ‘bomb’ being an explosive device: it’s the impact on other passengers. Planes traditionally have avoided certain kinds of movies and such to avoid creating panic in the cabin.
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by bonesss 4mo ago
How about taking the full quote, and defining the terms in that full quote? Otherwise you’re just straw-manning based on cherry picking. Threats in airplanes, post 9/11, land different. “ Free D.C., Fuck Americans ” says something diff

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