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by chomp 2y ago
Context: The yen is at its lowest value in decades currently.
122.
by chomp 2y ago
2ppm per year, so 200ish years is accurate, assuming a linear relationship (but is more likely to be slightly exponential, so 150 could be right.)
123.
by chomp 2y ago
This is why we had 2A case round two in the Supreme Court, because Roberts created a test that is impossible to consistently apply for lower courts. He made it worse, and cases like this are what we get out of it.
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by chomp 2y ago
Tragedy of the commons. A coffee shop near me started sweeping people out after an hour because almost every table and chair was taken by individual people on laptops for hours at a time. It’s unfair to people like me who want a quick cup w
125.
by chomp 2y ago
This is old news, happened a few weeks ago.
126.
by chomp 2y ago
I think you’re overestimating HN’s influence here
127.
by chomp 2y ago
I just got a pi zero w and a adafruit spg30. Not perfect, but good enough, I own the data, and I send it to grafana for alerting.
128.
by chomp 2y ago
> none of the major banks in the US pay 4% I'm getting 4.4% with Apple.
129.
by chomp 2y ago
It’s a gift in your scenario.
130.
by chomp 2y ago
Probably meaning to have margins similar to companies in less perilous states.
131.
by chomp 2y ago
Depends on the business context, our main investor at my last company would always call me from random phones, his phone, his girlfriend’s phone, a burner phone of his, think I had like 4 different numbers saved that could be him. If he ask
132.
by chomp 2y ago
If we urbanistas weren’t subsidizing your lifestyle and you stayed exclusively in your suburb and never went into the city, then we wouldn’t complain. But highways get built and my taxes get redirected to support your commutes instead of im
133.
by chomp 2y ago
It works fine, and I live in a city with some of the worst traffic in the US.
134.
by chomp 2y ago
Ok cool so I’ll start carrying E&O and you’re gonna pay me to carry that insurance right?
135.
by chomp 2y ago
Maybe I’m an old, but this thing called a “blog” was very popular a long time ago, where people would have their own slice of internet to write whatever they wanted.
136.
by chomp 2y ago
Yep you’ve been able to buy bud, edibles, all sorts of stuff here in Texas from big name smoke shops, for now.
137.
by chomp 2y ago
GPLv3, you love to see it. Great work.
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by chomp 2y ago
Standby/sleep/hibernate is still the biggest problem for me adopting Linux. Wayland weirdness is probably number two. I daily drove Fedora/Cinnamon for close to a decade until my MacBook and I’m going to find it hard to go ba
139.
by chomp 2y ago
The greater Houston area is over 8000 sq miles, it’s larger than New Jersey. I count 17 Targets in the north west quadrant alone. You're gonna have to be more specific about where in Houston does or does not have a shoplifting problem.
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by chomp 2y ago
Also I don’t think the original quote is purely about Linux bare metal because things like vPalos exist. It’s the whole shebang from VMware that people are going to want to get away from.
141.
by chomp 2y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines strikes again.
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by chomp 2y ago
Why are they comparing a fan cooled 12 core laptop with a passive cooled 8 core laptop? This should be versus the MBP.
143.
by chomp 2y ago
Most of this looks Chrome-only, so relatively not useful except to deepen their ad-hold on the wider ecosystem.
144.
by chomp 2y ago
I bought in the same exact area 10 years ago, this house was over 200k cheaper than it is now. There’s no way I’d be able to afford modern prices.
145.
by chomp 2y ago
By the time I pick my kids up from preK and kinder, it’s 5:00pm. Swinging by the drive though, I can have the kids in chairs eating by 5:20. Cooking a dead simple meal like spaghetti, we’re not eating until closer to 5:45, because of overhe
146.
by chomp 2y ago
Seems like a positive change to me.
147.
by chomp 2y ago
I’m pretty sure you can’t just up and toss it on eBay like the article says, the supercomputer is subject to export controls.
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by chomp 2y ago
Do you think every phone number is pristine when it’s provisioned?
149.
by chomp 2y ago
Our legal system and government is created for humans, computer code is not human. Tech people have a tendency to create abstractions of the real world and then demand the real world respect the abstractions they create - that’s the prepost
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by chomp 2y ago
Boring is good. If there’s AI in the product, I want it to be 100% accurate. Not 99% accurate. Zero hallucinations. I use MacOS because it’s very predictable and I don’t have to tinker. If this means dialing back to only a subset of LLM cap

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