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boredatoms
3mo ago
My childhood was filled with increasing escalations of restrictions to both the computer and the network, and my workarounds. Excellent education
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boredatoms
3mo ago
Its fairly simple to do the math and see that outside faang a few mill is being left on the table every 5-10 years
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boredatoms
3mo ago
Same thing happened in the early days of Uber, with taxi licenses
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4mo ago
Lifetime is too much. One or two re-orgs at most. People only spend a couple of years at each company anyway
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boredatoms
4mo ago
Not if your already expecting US/EU customers to pay for the whole thing already
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boredatoms
4mo ago
Moving to lower bits is not a slam dunk, the model itself might degrade too much
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boredatoms
4mo ago
The standalone mini/studio is better if you dont want to have a constantly hot laptop Get a regular laptop and use the network to access the LLM
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boredatoms
4mo ago
Where’s a good place to go instead nowdays?
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boredatoms
4mo ago
A rocket being nearly complete just means they haven’t started the multi year testing delays when the first couple of launches inevitably fail
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4mo ago
That makes sense They could double down though, like actually follow through with just 1b and then threaten to do an extra 1b periodically until the investigations are dropped
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4mo ago
Or perhaps threaten to donate $10b to the DNC
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boredatoms
4mo ago
Boards are usually filled with ex-CEOs who also thought these dumb bets were good
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4mo ago
Like a video/phone call?
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boredatoms
4mo ago
Sneaky immigration filter? Most wont have an SAT score at all
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boredatoms
4mo ago
Thats why android supports dhcpv6-pd for a /64, but not assigning a /128 from dhcpv6
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boredatoms
4mo ago
Github’s lack of v6 is completely unforgivable
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boredatoms
4mo ago
and humans collude via unions
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4mo ago
Would lore be good for a tech company monorepo?
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boredatoms
4mo ago
and the QSW-L3208-2C6T-US is a cheap 8port switch
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boredatoms
4mo ago
This explains why I feel compelled to turn off any animation whenever there is a toggle to do so
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4mo ago
Why wouldn’t traditional land mines count?
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4mo ago
Be serious. Its not a class marker, its a nessesity. Even the poor have cars People clearly chooses the convenience and predictability of cars, and pay significantly to do so In places where there is greater convenience/predictability
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boredatoms
4mo ago
Theres already git-in-rust project that is making good progress https://github.com/gitoxidelabs/gitoxide
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5mo ago
The tastelessness has been creeping in
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5mo ago
Every service is somehow funded. Would you say NPR also isnt free?
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boredatoms
5mo ago
Many countries have free news services though. Can read BBC and so on
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boredatoms
5mo ago
Is this just dgx spark, but a laptop?
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5mo ago
Does the subscription turn off ads?
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5mo ago
It sounds like youre not helping. Doing that amount of hours is what makes execs think they can ask that of other people too
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5mo ago
What do they think will happen when the other party gets power
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