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by chasd00 4mo ago
I live in Dallas and remember going hiking in Arizona and then getting in the car and the windows fogged up from sweat evaporating. Someone from a humid summer climate being outdoors in a dry summer climate has to really watch their water i
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by chasd00 4mo ago
when i'm doing large presentations to prospective clients my company gives me what they call a "look book". This is a deck with information about every person in the audience all the way down to personality traits, triggering
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by chasd00 4mo ago
nerds gonna nerd i guess..
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by chasd00 4mo ago
iirc isn't the whole point of crypto that no one knows what you have or what you do with it?
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> and he is meaningfully poorer at every stop along the way. or meaningfully richer as the case may be
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by chasd00 4mo ago
These power gen facilities wouldn’t be connected to the grid, only the datacenter.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
If I may rant. My oldest son will be a junior in HS next year at a STEM magnet (Townview SEM in Dallas). I think even one of his electives is an AP, It’s kind of ridiculous. APs in HS seem pointless if you can’t apply the credit to your col
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by chasd00 4mo ago
I’ve had classes like that or ones that start with 75 students and end with 5 and I went to a very easy state school (late 90s)
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by chasd00 4mo ago
I would be much more ok with someone who failed the test but knew how to pilot a plane vs someone who aced the test but can’t figure out how to get the engine started.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> But why would they go this direction? sibling comment has it, they want to do power generation on site and not connected to the grid and all the PITA that come with that. Further, they can pitch power independence to the locals which r
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> Is it, though? There's a ton of projects out there waiting to get their solar on the grid in west Texas, gas turbines run at night too so there's no storage/backup supply issue to consider. They also take up significantl
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by chasd00 4mo ago
Thank you! My boys are 14 and 16 and I owe virtually all of my joy and success to being a father, husband, and the work required for each.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
I think ears adapt to silence the way eyes adapt to darkness. When camping on some land I have is SE Oklahoma it’s so quiet I eventually begin to hear the conversations of our neighbors on their porch maybe a 1/2 mile away.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
I’m definitely pro coyote but they’ve been known to snatch a leashed small dog while on a walk in Texas exurbs.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
They are not transforming the drug just the form. For example, elderly patients may have a hard time swallowing pills, for some medicines (not all) a compounding pharmacy can turn the pill into a lollipop. They can also turn things into lik
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by chasd00 4mo ago
The only interaction you’re missing in ops post is politely asking them to turn it down and being told very aggressively to “shut the fuck up!”.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
When oil hits even $145/bbl come back here and say “I told you so”. Until then I firmly believe oil will never get to anywhere close to $160/bbl.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
It’s not real money, there’s no check being written for that amount and then deposited into someone’s bank account.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
> I can open my website in the Cursor in-app browser and just click and reference stuff. I’ve never used cursor and have only seen it in a couple work lunch and learn demos. I’ve never seen that feature. I have a lot of use cases where I
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by chasd00 4mo ago
I got an old hp elitedesk off of eBay, I don’t remember the cpu but it has 8 gig of ram and an ssd. Ubuntu+dokku and it runs all my self hosted stuff.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
Isn’t Oprah Winfrey the left’s beloved billionaire and the one who actually “earned it”? I wonder if AOC would say Oprah is unethical and immoral. Edit: I’d like AOC to publicly say Taylor Swift is unethical and immoral too. Heh the swiftie
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by chasd00 4mo ago
Funny that it use to be the millionaires everyone hated. I guess there are too many millionaires these days and vilifying them means turning yourself or someone you know into the villain. That’s probably a little too uncomfortable.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
This is a truth that many are having a hard time accepting. Getting shoved into the light so fast is blinding.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
Man I’m using the $20/month sub and it works just fine for me. Granted, I have a family and house and lots of obligations so by the time I hit the limits some other task is due before I can return to coding. If I hit the limits before
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by chasd00 4mo ago
You need a fission bomb to ignite a fusion bomb btw.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
From what I’ve read this is just export restrictions. Anthropic is cutting off access to all users for the PR.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
Some people are very susceptible to bullying even if they’re in the position of power.
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by chasd00 4mo ago
Once as a kid I was at my cousin’s ranch outside of Waxahachie Texas. I was sitting on the steps to his house eating a sandwich when a crow landed about 10 feet away and hopped right up to me. I gave it some of my sandwich and it just flew
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by chasd00 5mo ago
sorry, i only watched a subset of the presentation
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by chasd00 5mo ago
i think what op meant is they're instantly out of date. You're not going to be able replace every GPU in your datacenter on every new release from Nvidia and customers are going to go to whoever has the highest performing gear.

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