cess11

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by cess11 8mo ago
What do you mean?
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by cess11 8mo ago
Why would I want cops doing that instead of social workers or teachers doing it? No one becomes a cop because they want to be nice and help vulnerable people. Some might say they did but that is some coping technique. Being a cop involves e
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by cess11 8mo ago
What complexity is it you'd like to add?
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by cess11 8mo ago
"The SaaS model was built on a simple premise: we build it once, you pay forever." I've never seen a SaaS product that fits this description. There are always things to do. Libraries to upgrade, performance bottlenecks to did
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by cess11 8mo ago
That's pretty bad.
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by cess11 8mo ago
'the sweet sweet elixir of context is a real "feel the AGI" moment and it's hard to go back without feeling like i would be willingly living my most important relationship in amnesia' I'm not so sure that I wou
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by cess11 8mo ago
Web searching a bit seems to say that e.g. tourists can use their foreign issued cards and typically carry their issuers' limits with them, unless the merchant has their own limits for some reason. Putting stricter limits on intermedia
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by cess11 8mo ago
It typically doesn't, it just implements compliance with laws and regulations in your jurisdiction. Withdrawal and transaction limits are commonly such a thing, politicians get hounded because some people were frauded out of their moni
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by cess11 8mo ago
"Grok" is part of the Epstein network, connected through Elon Musk.
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by cess11 8mo ago
"Data centers in space only make sense if they are cost effective" The author forgot to add that this is only true from the perspective of their own bias. To someone else it might make a lot of sense, e.g. someone who expects mili
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by cess11 9mo ago
This is a rather neat paper on the Julia set: https://www.math.stonybrook.edu/~scott/Papers/India/Fatou-Ju...
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by cess11 9mo ago
I suspect that no lawyer checked off on this licensing strategy. I'm also not so sure a serious business person checked off on annoying and scaring users that aren't but might in the future become customers or otherwise paying use
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by cess11 9mo ago
Some 7-15% down in a trading day is a lot for an established corporation. I consider Salesforce dropping 7% without some obvious trigger to be at least somewhat newsworthy, and from the first sentences in the article I get the impression th
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by cess11 9mo ago
I've been making computers obey for close to four decades, and after a stint as developing CTO/'Founder' in a startup-like environment I'm on the lookout for something new. With me you'll get risk-averse compli
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by cess11 9mo ago
I think it is about as hard as it ever was. The tricky part is learning to think through problems in a certain way, when you have that it doesn't matter much whether you're reading hexdumps and slinging low-level code on a 68k chi
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by cess11 9mo ago
Looks pretty ML:ish to me, even in a segment like this: let parse_int64 (local_ buf) (sp : span) : int64# = let mutable acc : int64# = #0L in let mutable i = 0 in let mutable valid = true in while valid && i
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by cess11 9mo ago
To me it allows me to interface with my phone as if it was an actual computer and not just a locked down entertainment autoscroller. I take notes, do programming, remote into computers, investigate networks, download and play back music&#x2
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by cess11 9mo ago
How do I share the files back to Termux from this 'app'?
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by cess11 9mo ago
I use PentiKeyboard, it can send basically all the byte sequences I'm accustomed to having available plus it has a shortcut for sending ctrl+b to tmux. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.software
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by cess11 9mo ago
Even more reason to keep supporting Termux.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Slopstricken.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Sure it can, other groups are already tracked in detail on the job.
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by cess11 9mo ago
What do you mean, "proven right"? Could you give three examples?
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by cess11 9mo ago
OK, I assumed they'd controlled for such variance, perhaps they did not.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Rape is common, doesn't make it acceptable to me.
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by cess11 9mo ago
A quarter of a century ago we used to do this on IRC, by tuning markov chains we'd fed with stuff like the Bible, crude erotic short stories, legal and scientific texts, and whatnot. Then have them chat with each other.
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by cess11 9mo ago
It's just a database. It is not intelligent. It's ability for consciousness is the same as Gandalf's.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Would a reasonable person typically consider this an act that risk causing harm to kids?
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by cess11 9mo ago
This type of religious gobbledygook is not a sound foundation for regulating state violence.
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by cess11 9mo ago
" Sponsorship The trial was funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), the German Diabetes Association (DDG), the German Research Foundation (DFG), the German Cereal Processing, Milling and Starch Industrie

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