cozzyd

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by cozzyd 6mo ago
some of us are also scientists who hold NSF grants (and hope to continue to hold them...) :)
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
yes but could your $RELATIVE set up a hello world web server without AI?
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
Just need to get AIs to purposely produce slop that has the trappings of quality to sabotage future AIs. Oh and write endless low quality PRs to all GitHub projects to build bad will.
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
Seems like there should be some "level of maintenance" metric for modules and distros can pick which they include by default and which are packaged separately based on what they care about. Arch users will build the world but an E
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
Most people have an ARM in their pockets, nowadays. And possibly on their wrist.
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
This is why they're congregating around the first aid and the lost and found
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
some phones are slippery without the case!
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
quite a few people put their phones in their back pockets...
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
It used to be true that it made sense to replace your phone every few years because new ones were so much better. But like... I have a Pixel 8 and there's not really anything in a newer phone that's compelling enough to spend any
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
I bought a workstation with 3 TB of ram for FDTD simulations last year. Glad I got it then ...
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
Elon trying to kill railroads again.
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
Since Oracle is moving to Nashville, I support this decision.
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
It's apparently not even possible to get a tax exemption if you work at a place exempt from state taxes. Some institutions are sticklers about this and will refuse to allow payments.
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
I was hoping this had something to do with the toddler snack
165.
by cozzyd 6mo ago
And many people can't read a map...or know what's close to what
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
Perhaps this is a humanitarian action, messing with Apple tankplay.
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by cozzyd 6mo ago
Surely they could just... Leave what they used to have?
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
Wait until you hear about the Houthis.(or the fact that the pipeline is only a small fraction of the capacity of the strait).
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
A great innovation over simple AB testing
170.
by cozzyd 7mo ago
There are still 32 bit x86 PCs sold today for embedded applications, I'm pretty sure.
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
A minor using python3 isn't allowed to import flask
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
I know what I always need in my production database is a yolo tool
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
It's not an outage if the service no longer exists!
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
Maybe Ellison can use his MiG to retaliate.
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
I guess Trump was not content with just destroying the CDC
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
NASA is deep in Microsoft's stack. Meetings with NASA are the only time I have to use Teams
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
car seats are one of the reasons I'm glad I don't have a car... don't need a car seat on the bus or train!
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
or you don't use a package manager where anyone can just publish a package (i.e. use your system package manager). There is still some risk, but it is much smaller. Like, if xz were distributed by PyPI or NPM, everyone would have been
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
Well megaseconds has the nice property that it's about about equal to a Scaramucci so it can be used across domains.
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by cozzyd 7mo ago
Megaseconds are about the right timescale anyway

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