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9mo ago
Why even acknowledge them in any regard? Put trash where it belongs.
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9mo ago
Show evals plz
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9mo ago
Pronounced tmux. That's a thing. A very related thing. A very well-known thing. It's a bad name. I do like the concept though (haven't tried using it yet).
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9mo ago
"Its just a prank bro, calm down"
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9mo ago
Don't feed the bot.
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9mo ago
Do you think blood libel is a modern creation?
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9mo ago
Evals have always existed, and not using them when building systems is relying on superstition.
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9mo ago
And crypto
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9mo ago
Just ignore the rambling crypto shill.
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9mo ago
I'd love to see a new cult form around UML. Unified Modeling Language already sounds LLMy.
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9mo ago
Blotters.
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9mo ago
See also: golang
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9mo ago
"gainfully unemployed" is a fun one to use.
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9mo ago
Favorite part of NRSV is when you get slap fights in the footnotes.
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9mo ago
I don't know about New York in particular, but Chicago water engineering seems a related topic. Here you do deep tunnels to avoid the surface, in ways another poster said; everything is easier when nothing is in the way. For the mathem
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9mo ago
I think the most likely bottleneck is gonna be your NIC hating getting a ton of packets. Line rate with huge frames is quite different than line rate with just ICMP packets, for instance (see CME binary glink market data for a similarly str
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9mo ago
Who cares? A "process" is a made up division.
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9mo ago
If you are paying 12k, why would you ever subject yourself to supermicro
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9mo ago
Reminds me of early 2000s JS scene, in fact. Anything described as "DHTML" was a horrid hack. Glad to see Lemmings still works, though, at least in Firefox dev edition. https://www.elizium.nu/scripts/lemmings&
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9mo ago
And it's not like there is anything (other than submersibles) that might cause it to find its way out again.
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10mo ago
See living near a concert venue. 4G behaves badly in a terrain of 100k phones
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10mo ago
Realtek windows drivers literally have taiwnese written text. They are as American as Lego
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10mo ago
At this point why would you consider WB as an entity at all. Thry were just another IP bundle
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10mo ago
I have tmobile and a local provider for fiber. 5G Tmobile caps out around 912, similar to my fiber.
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10mo ago
What do you think hedge funds do?
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11mo ago
Right, and they are heated because a hot wire is much simpler than a fridge.
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1y ago
Yes, and why? way to not address the question at all.
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1y ago
All these sorts of bans are ridiculous. I got banned from a EU sub because I said my mother was polish, then someone doxxed out more info about me, and then I got criticism for not being a true Pole. This came only from me saying my mother
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1y ago
Or get an IBM 360 and have support for the next two thousand years, which is the choice our parents made.
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1y ago
No, it looks like a disney channel show in 2008 that had one season
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