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by dboreham 4mo ago
Are you sure they're not using WSL2 (which is Linux, not Windows)?
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by dboreham 4mo ago
I think Elon noticed it.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
30 days seems not enough to retrospectively investigate some suspected nefarious traffic.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Makes it even more odd that we haven't seen alien spaceships.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
To make money?
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Logan's Run!
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by dboreham 4mo ago
TFA is about teachers in Alaska. I'm guessing from a brief skim that no Americans want to be school teachers in Alaska for the money local school boards are offering. This actually highlights two dumb things about the USA: prejudice ag
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Not sure I'd go with "great" but it's what we have.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
A step in the right direction, and interesting in that it layers over existing git rather than requiring a whole new (unfamiliar, untested) SCCS.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
There should have been a test case for this. There wasn't because most shops don't actually test their product. They do some test theater such as unit testing.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Both my parents were teachers so I thought I had some idea, but it wasn't until I ventured into the middle school to assist a teacher with a coding class (probably this was 10 years ago now) that I learned something about education.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Many movies.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
This must be the original "mac vs Windows" divide: I could never get my head around HP calculators. TI all the way. SR-52, TI-59/58. Sinclair if budget was tight. That said, I do have an HP-85C...
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Because the people who can decide the rule change were bribed.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
If much of the money comes from passive funds, presumably the other stocks in those funds will need to be sold?
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by dboreham 4mo ago
I've used surfaces of various kinds for more than 10 years. Overall they've been significantly less troublesome than the laptops from other major brands I've had over the same period. I put this down to the dogfood eating nat
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by dboreham 4mo ago
I think the general idea that your supply chain should be rooted in source repositories and associated commit hashes is the right one. Tooling can be made to automate the process of putting together a product from those defined sources. Som
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Not saying this isn't the case, but my Anthropic subscription costs me less than the electricity would to power such a home inference system.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Better food and theater.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
When I moved to Montana I resolved to hike to see them in the glacier, before they all melt. 25 years later haven't quite got around to it yet.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Anthropic hasn't done anything customer hostile to me.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
> it'll be shittified in the future This happens to everything from which a profit is extracted. Perhaps there's a way to fund the training of "actually open source" models, but so far we don't have that (unless
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by dboreham 4mo ago
I have lots of choice (I own the company) but I'm still not going to switch from Claude until I see evidence that the alternative is meaningfully better. So far I don't see that evidence. In the past I've looked at using comp
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by dboreham 4mo ago
And of course there are now several responses proving your point.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
Unfortunately the browser still can't make the kind of network connection needed to transport a terminal session to a remote computer natively. afaik all the tunneling solutions are pretty clunky/insecure.
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by dboreham 4mo ago
It is however how most software testing is done.
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by dboreham 5mo ago
Canada also supplies the US with most of its comedians.
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by dboreham 5mo ago
First mover advantage.
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by dboreham 5mo ago
It's literally a field in your database. I could never fathom why this needs to be an outsourced service never mind an entire company.
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by dboreham 5mo ago
Transparent Aluminum

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