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3y ago
"surreptitiously"
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3y ago
Obviously they should divide it into a low-risk low-return tranche and a high-risk high-return tranche and market two tokens, with an LLM informed of the rules providing final arbitrage.
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3y ago
Own terms. In all states, companies are forbidden to fire you or retaliate against you for serving on a jury, but they generally aren't required to pay you. Most large companies do, however.
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3y ago
My dream Linux filesystem is a distributable ZFS with automatic tiering and advance notification of cache invalidation. I guess we have different dreams.
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3y ago
Not according to me asking Toyota's website to build one.
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3y ago
It's the price. The base Toyota Camry is $26k, the hybrid starts at 36k and there is no all-electric. At 10,000 miles a year and $4 a gallon, the base costs $1600/y in gas and the hybrid costs $1000, so you need to keep the cars 1
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3y ago
Am parent. After 30 minutes of YT entertainment, kids are clearly disengaging their brains. After 30 minutes of video games, kids are talking to each other and actively commenting, hypothesizing, or empathizing. Would I prefer that they be
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3y ago
My local library offers 3d printers, a mid-high end laser cutter, soldering stations, sewing machines and lots of tools. It lagged behind the library of the next town over, but is now comparable.
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3y ago
Nearly every use of the vehicle as described is more effective if it is never built, just widely publicized as being built and launched in large quantity.
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3y ago
Unfortunately, people are calling script kiddies "hackers" and LLMs "AI", so there's no likelihood of course correction.
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Could you be less gnomic, please? I can't see any reason for this to be a distribution, incurring the overhead of replicating all of Debian, when instead it could be a single-digit number of packages that apply on top of a stable Debia
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3y ago
Why is this a distribution instead of a deb repo with three packages? (updated windowmaker, aux config to make it the default, and wallpaper/icons/art/misc)
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3y ago
We have a similar Schlage, yup.
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3y ago
We have a non-networked, non-remote electronic combo lock for our front door. We are never locked out. There is no key under a rock. The phone cannot get unpaired, the remote cannot be intercepted and replayed. If we are on vacation, we can
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3y ago
You are describing the current state of Debian, just with multiple repos instead of one. The DDs who work on, say, kernel packaging are not necessarily the same DDs who work on Wesnoth packaging.
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LIW left out one major chunk: because Debian is a volunteer organization, and nobody can make a volunteer do anything that they don't want to do.
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3y ago
But then you would have to install your OS yourself! The horror!
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Minimum price on a new Corolla is $23K. New Civic: $24K. Source: just checked the respective websites. That implies a $50K annual income, by the article's method.
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3y ago
Corporate fleet vehicles (rental cars, 'company cars') are the main source.
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3x that (30% instead of 10%) -- but in general, nobody making minimum wage can afford a studio apartment anywhere in the US. https://www.thebalancemoney.com/how-much-rent-can-i-afford-o... and https://www.realest
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3y ago
Write your signature. Scan it in. Apply it to documents that want signatures. To some people, this doesn't "feel right" the same way that it doesn't "feel right" that I have rolling star-base office chairs arou
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aich tee tee pee colon slash slash slash dot dot org All jokes are contextual and require cultural understanding.
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Two things, one positive and one negative. Positive: put a specific cat trap on your desk or nearby. The lid of a box of printer paper, or anything similarly sized; a folded towel. Negative: put a hard dust cover on your keyboard when you a
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Search engines offer all those things now.
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They are generators of streams of statistically related text. They have no interests to defend, and no minds to change.
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So instead of asking google or wikipedia, you ask a natural language tokenizer to break your query into several possible queries, then feed that to an LLM in order to get an essay that might answer your question. Do I have that basically co
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Open Source project O will cost your team X hours of time to develop expertise in managing it. Enterprise product E will cost your team X hours of time to develop expertise. O requires install time. E either requires install time or integra
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Yes, but irrelevant here. Basically any shell access means you've changed from preventing remote code execution to preventing privilege escalation, which is much harder.
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plaintext vs plain text unencrypted vs unstructured Of course, unstructured is also incorrect; the passwd and shadow files have structured records, one per line.
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