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6mo ago
How can I practically verify 2TB of a life's worth of files while guaranteeing I won't have data loss due to some edge cases and race conditions that delete my data. Every time I've created my own backup script I realized kno
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In my opinion there are two main groups on the spectrum of "vibe coding". The non technical users that love it but don't understand software engineering enough to know what it takes to make a production grade product. The opp
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6mo ago
Why would I buy a business if the person im buying it from is just going to create a new one to compete with me?
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6mo ago
That's why I exclusively pay cash and don't show an ID when I fly /s
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6mo ago
United gives you free access only if you are a mileageplus member I think? Regardless, having free high speed internet on a flight will motivate me as a consumer every time.
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6mo ago
Calling everything a logical fallacy, is also a logical fallacy. We have already seen the federal government use facial recognition data to create an app that tells ICE goons who's legal. We should not tolerate the government forcing m
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7mo ago
The business leaders do not care about this yet. I think a lot of people think we already have more Seniors than we will need in the next 5-10 years. Also - the definition of Senior will change, and a lot of current Seniors will not transit
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7mo ago
This is also why I think we will enter a world without Jr's. The time it takes for a Senior to review the Jr's AI code is more expensive than if the Sr produced their own AI code from scratch. Factor in the lack of meetings from a
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7mo ago
Do you know what an anagram is?
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7mo ago
The highest volume OTR shipping lane is LA to Phoenix, which is already the perfect place for self driving vehicles. I've been saying for years, trucks should drive autonomously from one mega parking lot outside a city to another at ni
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7mo ago
The US already has the best freight rail network in the world my many measures but you can't put every shipment on a train.
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8mo ago
My biggest frustrations with it aren't even related to the look of things, its the all around disregard for user experience. The new screenshot UX on iOS is an insanely bad downgrade.
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8mo ago
More housing in the next town over helps everyone looking for a house in the surrounding towns. We all share a backyard called earth.
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8mo ago
I don't see this as just exercise in making a new useful thing, but benchmarking the SOTA models ability to create a massive* project on its own, with some verifiable metrics of success. I believe they were able to build FFMPEG with th
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8mo ago
This point on security is great point that I have not fully appreciated until now. I have been telling people that my own ability to use claude code has been a game changer for what sort of tools I will or will not pay for or use. This incl
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8mo ago
The first two kidneys are free its the third one that gets tricky
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8mo ago
I think there's something to be said about imagining a future where we can keep the earth clean of all the nasty industrial processes we have grown accustomed to living next to. A big part about this proposed idea is that you could do
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8mo ago
As a thought experiment, if humanity wanted to go all in on trying to move industrial processes and data centers off planet, would it make more sense to do so on the moon? The moon has: - Some water - Some materials that can be used to manu
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8mo ago
A wise man told me, you know signal works because its banned in Russia. I also find it incredibly ironic that they have a problem with this, when the DoD is flagrantly using signal for classified communications.
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8mo ago
The existence of the odds making for a way increases the odds a war happens to begin with.
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8mo ago
You have completely missed my point. I don't give 2 shits about people losing money gambling. I give a shit about the Whitehouse doing insane things just so they can use the insider information to personally make money. Did you know on
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8mo ago
I replied to 1 comment below yours - but I want to ask, how do you think this incentivizes people to make info about decisions public? That would lower the return on their bets.
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8mo ago
Correct. I've always had a hard time getting my point phrased in a way that gets people to understand my point, but I'm baffled that people don't see an issue with creating something that says "Hey if you blow up these r
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8mo ago
First - I can not comprehend how you could possibly have a charitable interpretation on the war point and how it might have a net positive. I'm not trying to be condescending or anything, I would like to hear a single positive for bein
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8mo ago
Again - Its not the money I care about, its what people are willing to do to make it.
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You are not wrong, and I should clarify I also have a big problem with the current state of legal insider trading of elected officials, but this polymarket problem is much more extreme. You can get a guaranteed 100-1 payout by blowing up so
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I mentioned this on a different post - the biggest problem with prediction markets is not the gambling or dumb people losing money. Its the fact that it gives very powerful people a vehicle to make lobsided bets on outcomes they control. A
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Simon Willison just posted about using claude in fly.io's dev sandboxes. I have not tried it yet but it looks promising. https://simonw.substack.com/p/first-impressions-of-claude-co...
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9mo ago
This is like saying "lets just get rid of all the guns" to solve gun violence and gun crime in the USA. The cat is out of the bag and no one can put it back. We live in a different world now and we have to figure it out.
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You are right to call this out, and is why the legislation for this idea will require a lot of thought. But the important part of this idea is that only the "big" landlords will have a significant increase in cost. In order for th
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