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841.
by butlike 1y ago
Disk space is becoming more akin to real estate, with the OS manufacturers similar to HOAs (Home owner associations) determining how you need to maintain the landscape.
842.
by butlike 1y ago
I don't really "get" locks. If you want something to be closed forever, seal it shut. If it should be opened and closed, leave a hinge. If it should only be open and closed by a select few, leave it in a trusted environment D
843.
by butlike 1y ago
plz stop! my hddvds...
844.
by butlike 1y ago
bike theft should be classified as a felony akin to grand theft auto
845.
by butlike 1y ago
but then it's obvious the locked thing in question had been defiled. To exfiltrate without detection is the real skill
846.
by butlike 1y ago
SCOTUS lifelong appointments checking in to say "hi"
847.
by butlike 1y ago
Which is the hill you get paid to die on as a manager. Die on the hill and ask for your severance package.
848.
by butlike 1y ago
Not only do you need to explain the problem in order to 'prompt' it successfully, you then have to audit the result. So you're really doing double work; both manager and IC.
849.
by butlike 1y ago
Be nice to yourself. It's the only way.
850.
by butlike 1y ago
Ambient crowd noise before the music starts is ~85dB inside a venue (not to mention festivals), which is ~10dB above the acceptable limit for permanent hearing damage. The loudness, to some extent, is a necessity. That being said, I've
851.
by butlike 1y ago
After wearing some to every show now, I prefer it. Gotta get better about the condom usage though
852.
by butlike 1y ago
Did they really suggest white noise? I imagine it was pink or brown noise? As I understand it, white noise is the only damaging one since there's no "falloff" to the PWM, it's just "white" or "black,"
853.
by butlike 1y ago
Tinnitus is one of the ones that scares me. There's no accepted cure, and a loud impulse of noise can permanently damage the ears. I've always thought of it as a sunburn; you don't get cancer the first time, but if one keeps
854.
by butlike 1y ago
Dead or Alive 3 was one of the ONLY fighting games I "got" or enjoyed to play. To this day I can't really put my finger on why (it's not the women, rather, something in the gameplay).
855.
by butlike 1y ago
> In less that a day business mandated us to remove the filter. How is that not substantive?
856.
by butlike 1y ago
It's fascinating to me that the keywords were further encoded such that even if the message was deciphered, the strategic plans could not be acted upon.
857.
by butlike 1y ago
I agree. Now: "Papers, please."
858.
by butlike 1y ago
Just wait until I can pull in just the concepts I want with "GPT Package Manager." I can simply call `gptpm add skills` and the LLM package manager will add the Skills package to my GPT. What could go wrong?
859.
by butlike 1y ago
Great, so now I can script the IDE...err, I mean LLM. I can't help but feel like we've been here before, and the magic is wearing thin.
860.
by butlike 1y ago
After looking at the Gemini 2.5 iterations under Appendix: “Gemini 3.0” A/B result versus the Gemini 2.5 Pro model, I couldn't help but think: It's like a child who's given up on their homework out of frustration. Iterat
861.
by butlike 1y ago
The concepts the subtitle's spoke of related to the video displayed on-screen, and aligned with the timings of said video in a coherent way. The subtitles accented the visual information I was receiving, and vice-versa, in an accentual
862.
by butlike 1y ago
No, it was just a misspelling. Edited for clarity.
863.
by butlike 1y ago
"Making it rain" turning into "making it hail"
864.
by butlike 1y ago
that shit cray
865.
by butlike 1y ago
On the US Mint Site I was just looking at the 'Medals', where you CAN have a living person minted onto what they call a medal. Unsure of if it's the same size as a coin, but if it is, you could conceivably try and circulate t
866.
by butlike 1y ago
Never heard of that Norman Borlaug guy. Sounds like a standup guy from his wikipedia.
867.
by butlike 1y ago
iirc, there's a setting to make the menu bar navigatable. you just need to "alt+tab" to it with some weird button combo, like Ctrl + Cmd + 1 or something.
868.
by butlike 1y ago
I think it's probably a play to get you to upgrade for the new GPU computational power. I _do_ think that what we're seeing (and marketed as AI) will be the future, but I don't think it will look like what we're seeing n
869.
by butlike 1y ago
I really liked the energy of the guy who announced the iPhone Air this past WWDC or whatever it's called now. John Ternus. Hopefully he makes it there (CEO) one day; I'd like to see it.
870.
by butlike 1y ago
There were a few things on that page that made me excited for the future of where computing is going, but I do think we're going to hit a "lull" in terms of exciting new features until some of the really futuristic stuff come

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