dboreham

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by dboreham 18d ago
You really only know for sure when the captain walks up the jet way and tells the assembled passengers him/her self.
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by dboreham 18d ago
That said, perhaps it will take over the world government and decree that all corrupt officials shall be imprisoned and all weapons of mass destruction shall be destroyed.
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by dboreham 18d ago
It's inappropriate if you're a sociopath.
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by dboreham 21d ago
There are so many of these buried ostrich head posts that I suspect some sort of bot farming. Why such posts make money for someone, I'm not sure.
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by dboreham 21d ago
I can add to the list of "other things" LLMs can do: I've been having Claude design a building for me. It writes code that it feeds to OpenSCAD for rendering.
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by dboreham 21d ago
People definitely do not smoke everywhere in 2026.
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by dboreham 22d ago
Not seeing it either. I do see a torrent of astroturf saying everyone is using self hosted LLMs, but in reality nobody I know is.
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by dboreham 22d ago
Straight from the turkey's beak.
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by dboreham 22d ago
Not once you de-dup.
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by dboreham 23d ago
Loopholes.
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by dboreham 23d ago
A strong hint this is the case is the fact that nobody can define consciousness.
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by dboreham 23d ago
Disinformation.
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by dboreham 23d ago
The postal service is run by the federal government.
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by dboreham 23d ago
I suspect this applies to almost all museums.
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by dboreham 24d ago
Same here. It's been very freeing mentally to get the 90% of things I always felt needed done actually done.
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by dboreham 24d ago
How so?
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by dboreham 24d ago
I have 40+ years experience and extremely high standards. What you say is entirely wrong.
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by dboreham 24d ago
What wonderful times we live in: the Turning test is a trivial nothing now and we're arguing about the fine points of the AI's writing style.
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by dboreham 26d ago
They're the same thing.
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by dboreham 26d ago
Seriously people? HN doesn't know what a patch cable is??
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by dboreham 26d ago
People say uv is good because it's fast, but honestly I don't care about that. We switched to using it for distribution of our Python-based tools because it makes it very convenient to install directly from a git repository and th
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by dboreham 26d ago
That's because they're actually not "sending files to another". A hairpin service has to be provided for double NATed scenarios and a rendezvous service has to be provided for all cases. There's no magic about WebRT
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by dboreham 26d ago
People have forgotten, or weren't alive, but NAT was created and deployed originally by users. The problem they were solving wasn't "how do we stop running out of addresses" but rather "how do we save money". T
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by dboreham 28d ago
Also Western Electric's CLC for Safeguard.
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by dboreham 29d ago
Assuming you are not married.
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by dboreham 29d ago
"Enterprise" mainly describes the sales and support process, not the nature of the product itself. That said one does influence the other.
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£50k needed to purchase church with Maxwell's grave(bbc.com)
8 points by dboreham 29d ago|3 comments
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by dboreham 29d ago
Similarly the war created unstoppable momentum towards decarbonization.
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by dboreham 1mo ago
The problem is typically you ate a bunch of things in the time before becoming ill and don't know which one (or none) is the culprit. So it takes a government investigation to identify the cause by correlating many different victims&#x
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by dboreham 1mo ago
Had no anticip...ation of that.

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