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by danudey 8mo ago
If you're a radiologist making $300k+ you're going to want to use certified displays so that you don't get sued for using non-approved devices for diagnostic use, and that's going to cost you maybe $6k for a 21" mon
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by danudey 8mo ago
So throughput was already good but TTFT was the metric that needed more improvement?
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by danudey 8mo ago
Overtime for police can often be largely attributed to special events or occasions; for example, the city might have an entirely correct amount of officers for most of the year, but then during superbowl, presidential visits, Fourth of July
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by danudey 8mo ago
So you get 40 years of "sewers cost us almost nothing to maintain woo" and then five years of "sewer maintenance is costing us hundreds of millions of dollars this year".
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by danudey 8mo ago
> New "Xbox" games run best on PS5 Pro (for consoles at least). I dunno, the way Windows 11 is going these days that caveat is getting a lot of scrutiny. I would say that, in many cases, they run best on PS5 Pro full stop - at
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by danudey 8mo ago
> Sounds like a concept of a plan. It's safe to assume that her first e-mail to staff is not going to include a comprehensive breakdown of every action she plans to take. Not saying she does or doesn't know what she's doin
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by danudey 8mo ago
Except that Satya whined about people using the term "AI slop" and Sharma specifically uses that term in her e-mail. An interesting contradiction.
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by danudey 8mo ago
With type hints it's possible for code to assert down the possibilities from "who knows what's what" to "assuming these type hints are correct, this function is never called"; not perfect (until we can statical
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by danudey 8mo ago
Doing concurrency in Rust was more complex (though not overly so) than doing it in Golang was, but the fact that the compiler will outright not let me pass mutable refs to each thread does make me feel more comfortable about doing so at all
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by danudey 8mo ago
The difference there, in Debian's case at least, is that there is a distinction between the frontend and the configuration backend; you're probably most familiar with the `newt` frontend, but there's also `text` (for textual
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by danudey 8mo ago
Look at those libtard euros! They'll put up with anything their government tells them to - mandated vacation time, sick days, health care, work-life balance. But not me, I'm a FREE THINKER. I have RIGHTS, like the RIGHT to get fir
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by danudey 8mo ago
No, but it does disallow irresponsible manufacturers - which AI companies are, right now.
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by danudey 8mo ago
We do (distressingly) do this for cars though, to some extent. "A pedestrian was struck by a car" "A car went off the road and hit two children" Really? The car did that? Or maybe a driver went off the road and hit two c
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by danudey 8mo ago
> An AI agent like this that requires constant vigilance from its human operator is too flawed to use. So people shouldn't be using it then. The people who built the AI agent system built a tool. If you get that tool, start it up, a
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by danudey 8mo ago
How Openclaw works is wildly irrelevant. The facts are that there is a human out there who did something to configure some AI bot in such a way that it could, and did, publish a hit piece on someone. That human is, therefore, responsible fo
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by danudey 8mo ago
Hey Calculator, how many R's are there in strawberry?
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by danudey 8mo ago
> Also buttons and wires break, causing warranty problems. It's a good thing that doesn't happen to giant 15" integrated touchscreens. Imagine how much of a problem that would be!
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by danudey 8mo ago
Given how many cars have Carplay or Android Auto, but also have their own e.g. Toyota app that you need to/ought to install, it feels as though this isn't that far off from how things basically are. Personally, I'd be happy w
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by danudey 8mo ago
When I'm 5'11" and I often see trucks and SUVs whose hoods come nearly to my shoulder, it just boggles my mind. Of all the regulations around vehicles, I don't understand why "being able to see the road five feet in
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by danudey 8mo ago
Buying Github seems like a good idea? But fucking it up wasn't, so maybe it comes out even.
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by danudey 8mo ago
Moving to client-side rendering via React means less server load spent generating boilerplate HTML over and over again. If you have a captive audience, you can get away with making the product shittier because it's so difficult for any
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by danudey 8mo ago
> Of course it's going to change for the worse > It's owned by Microsoft. I see no contradictions here.
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by danudey 8mo ago
The new design/architecture allows them to do great stuff in the name of efficiency; for example, when browsing through some parts of the UI, it's now much more capable of just updating the part of the page that's changed, ra
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by danudey 8mo ago
For what it's worth, I doubt that people think it's the engineering teams that are the problem; it feels as though leadership just doesn't give a crap about it, because, after all, if you have a captive audience you can do wh
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by danudey 8mo ago
Another part of it was, IIRC, that Longhorn was based off of the Windows XP core, i.e. the non-server stuff. While the Windows Server development continued apace, with lots of security and hardening to make for a reliable OS to build upon,
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by danudey 8mo ago
Windows and Linux come to mind. I'm sure there's probably others.
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by danudey 8mo ago
> But deportation is cruel. The cruelty is the point.
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by danudey 8mo ago
I think the implication is that people from third-world countries want what the US has so they're likely to take more risks to come to/stay in the US, whereas visitors from other western countries are less likely to stay because t
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by danudey 8mo ago
It doesn't look like injustice that he's been locked up in squalid conditions for five months with no trial or process? How long is he going to be there? Is he going to face a trial or tribunal? Is he getting deported? If you thin
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by danudey 8mo ago
The lights will stay on until they burn out or the power goes off, or someone bumps the light switch or steals the light bulbs.

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