caycep

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by caycep 5mo ago
How many people here is he really "accessible" to? I highly doubt you and I are able to cold call him as easily as some people think they can... "accessibility" with lousy judgement also may not be the greatest combo..
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by caycep 5mo ago
wasn't there a post by someone that looked into the Mythos demo and felt that it was terrible at doing what people claimed it could do? Granted, given that most cybersecurity news over the past decade has been grim, both could be true.
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by caycep 5mo ago
They could justify it as a capacity investment, like buying all the tooling for their aluminum laptop bodies.
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by caycep 5mo ago
Nowadays I wonder if it's best practice to run everything in a desktop VM and not on your actual computer...
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by caycep 5mo ago
at first I thought Sierra games was making a comeback...
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by caycep 5mo ago
maybe the culture should be for them to contract with popular app makers to be "The" default app for x amount of years or such, vs sherlocking.
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by caycep 5mo ago
you know it's bad when even ol' Rupert is worried
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by caycep 5mo ago
just to clarify it's not PyTorch, it's the library for this Lightning AI company?
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by caycep 6mo ago
I was going to post about whether there were still "laws" in the US, but this post gets the point across much better
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by caycep 6mo ago
how healthy is the open source community around openEMR? I feel like by nature, it is decidedly more unsexy and less attractive for volunteers to work on. I work in healthcare, and PTSD from various EMRS have run so deep that working on
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by caycep 6mo ago
for an app called headspace, it really is messing with your headspace!
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by caycep 6mo ago
the model is wrong, but the amyloid is still sitting there, staring at you, asking you what are you going to do about it?
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by caycep 6mo ago
for some reason this read like the "Headless Body in a Topless Bar" headline...maybe the antiquities equivalent
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by caycep 6mo ago
I remember those ads... Here, the infamous one are these James Wang, Esq ads on the placemats for Chinese restaurants in the area. I suspect he placed the ad 20 years ago but they never bothered to change the design...
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by caycep 6mo ago
the biggest problem with SFO is all the delayed flights from weather/wind or some other logistical hassle. Usually I try to fly into SJC instead
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by caycep 6mo ago
I think the laws are written assuming everyone is rational but it's pretty clear from neuroscience than dopaminergic/VTA pathway abnormalities addictions make one anything but rational; and they haven't been updated to reflec
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by caycep 6mo ago
special forces culture also is corrupt and in need of reform; every officer who is not part of SOCOM and has to deal with their antics and bullshit and fallout thereof knows this.
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by caycep 6mo ago
that being said, if your method of removal is also illegitimate, it doesn't really help the situation
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by caycep 6mo ago
you still have to search stack overflow and sift, but I'm surprised someone doesn't just make a TLDR style or shortcuts-expanding product out of it that you can just pop in code for this use case or that. vs. the current produc
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by caycep 6mo ago
If all Claude does is automate mundane code, why not just make a "meta library" of said common mundane code snippets?
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by caycep 6mo ago
I feel like this is where narrative/marketing does something independent of actual results. I mean, I'm sure a good engineer can figure out the fluid dynamics/pressures/seals/filtration reasonably easily.
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by caycep 6mo ago
Also the discipline in not blowing massive R&D chasing AI; but having the machines/architecture best suited to said AI...
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by caycep 6mo ago
Granted, 65 is probably a milestone for anyone. I think BMW has a hard stop for its execs at that age
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by caycep 6mo ago
To make the M1 transition so clean took a lot of software excellence...one can argue Apple's compiler / virtualization / software languages team is the best in the industry (grumbling from Swift UI developers aside...)
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by caycep 6mo ago
He also got promoted
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by caycep 6mo ago
are they using it or are they poking holes/weaponizing it? This is the NSA that puts their special exploits onto USB controllers and open source RNG libraries and such....
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Japan's cherry blossom database, 1,200 years old, has a new keeper(nytimes.com)
174 points by caycep 6mo ago|25 comments
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by caycep 6mo ago
How is OpenSSl these days? I vaguely remember the big ruckus a while back, was it Heartbleed? where everyone to their horror realized it was maybe 1 or 2 people trying to maintain OpenSSL, and the OpenBSD people then throwing manpower at i
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by caycep 6mo ago
I mean, there are plenty of neighborhoods in CA that don't have that smell...
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by caycep 6mo ago
how...uh...explosive...are home stills?

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