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by chasd00 3mo ago
or just start fining Flock per camera per day for a brazillion dollars. Sheriff compliance or not, that's still in their power.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
If the cameras and poles are private property then, contract or not, taking them is theft is it not? You'll get in trouble taking lime scooters and throwing them in the lake regardless of whatever contract exists or doesn't exist.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
> he did a sunshine request to see that they were privately owned by flock. Then he requested flock take them down but they didn't. After a few months he decided he will enforce the ordinance as the sheriff refused too. yeah that&#x
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by chasd00 3mo ago
Starlink is going to become a phone carrier that doesn’t have to pay for pole or tower access. This is the real story, so long att, verizon, and T-Mobile. Starlink is going to beat them on price and availability. Just think, no internationa
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by chasd00 3mo ago
Yeah it reminds me of tha Pink Floyd lyric “..we’re so happy we can hardly count!”.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
> Better coordinating the attacks let them use less people and lose less people while still achieving the objective and that has to be in the first chapter of every first year battle strategy/tactic book on the planet. They would le
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by chasd00 3mo ago
AI safety is really brand safety. They don't want to see any more headlines like "You won't believe what OpenAI's chatbot told me!", which was all the rage early on.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
This reads like someone who didn't get offered the job after going through a lengthy interview process at Meta.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
i would like to see a plot of the population of paleontologists starting from about 6-10 years after Jurassic Park was released. I suspect we'd see a bump starting around the time all the kids who saw Jurassic Park when it came out sta
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by chasd00 3mo ago
my standard Java analogy is it's like a garbage truck. Java is out there every day doing a job that's absolutely critical but rarely, if ever, in the lime light.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
> It does need communication to ask the human for authorization to strike. well.. about that. "A senior figure in the Ukrainian defence industry told New Scientist that a test took place two years ago involving fully autonomous dron
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by chasd00 3mo ago
> The US has a tradition of large, supposedly secure bases in the rear. The USAF has relied on this since WWII. It's not working any more. I guess we're all guerrilla fighters now.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
I'm 50, i have two boys ages 16 and 14. My wife was more into music than I was growing up (i grew up in rural areas, she grew up in the city). One of my favorite stories she has is helping Modest Mouse unload their van when playing in
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by chasd00 3mo ago
Not sure why you were downvoted, it is super interesting. I know nothing of songwriting but it seems like that could be read by a singing performer in similarly to how sheet music is read by an instrument performer. In the graph, there&#x27
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by chasd00 3mo ago
That is so great. My wife and i love to annoy our teenage kids by getting Alexa to play this song and then singing along very dramatically haha.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
here's something more local and what i would expect. However, it's murky [link at the bottom] "Mississippi officials told xAI it could run the generators without an air permit because they were deemed “temporary” and “mobile”
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by chasd00 3mo ago
Hah yeah if you, as a parent, can survive a day at the water park in the sun then you’re all set for some quiet time when you get home. Waterparks zap kids and they pass out cold in the car as soon as the doors close. Same goes for the beac
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by chasd00 3mo ago
The current NIMBY trend with respect to DCs guarantees it.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
> The new ones are being built with massive numbers of unpermitted gas turbines with the exhaust filters removed That’s every local investigative journalist’s wet dream. Can you link us to a source please? PS saw an interview with he who
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by chasd00 3mo ago
> But absence of problems is not it. i disagree, think about what defines a problem. Not being maintenable, readable, performant etc could be problems or may not be depending on the software requirments. > Occasionally you'll be
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by chasd00 3mo ago
or filled with asbestos.
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by chasd00 3mo ago
yeah I had a neighbor spend a lot of time and money planting flowers only to have the city destroy all of it when it was time for new utilities heh. You need to know about easements. I find mineral rights interesting. You can own some land,
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by chasd00 3mo ago
> little family farms that sell "raw milk" and mutton and fresh eggs, basically on the DL There's a decent amount of that going on in my neighborhood (Dallas TX). The reason it's on the DL is because nothing is pasteu
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> you need to be seen as up there with the all-time greats when in school i hung out with a lot of architecture students. They were all told and taught that they will be the next Frank Lloyd Wright or a failure. Then they graduate and en
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> Why is it impossible for businesses to do long-term accounting? 3% is pretty close to 0% which is very close to -1%. Think of it as a 3% margin for error.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> somehow managed to implement a 200L custom TCP server for a simple static HTTP mock server for a single test case The sharp but over eager jr. dev is a very good analogy :)
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> ..you’ve run into a problem that you’ve spent days trying to get Opus to solve do you have an example of this? If i can't get an agent to do something in a couple hours i do it myself.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> Some devs just 'get it' and thrive, leading a team really well and building a great culture. I think what makes a dev well suited for AI isn't the same as managing a team. What really helped me get productive is having t
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by chasd00 4mo ago
haha not really, so in larger model rockets they go so high that you use two parachutes. The first is deployed at apogee but it's very small so the rocket descends fast and doesn't float (miles in some cases) away, the second is l
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by chasd00 4mo ago
I tried my hand at making a pcb for a project in high power rocketry but I gave up in frustration. Maybe I’ll try again and see if claudecode can help me get over the hump.

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