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by dymk 4mo ago
It’s $16/month for full premium. It’s all relative, but I wouldn’t describe that as quite pricey for a platform with that large a library.
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by dymk 4mo ago
That’s what rootless docker is for
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by dymk 4mo ago
Indeed, The US, pinnacle of strong unions
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by dymk 5mo ago
...And why do they go bankrupt? Because it's an incredibly capital intensive process, involving billions of dollars of investment into manufacturing infrastructure. That is to say, making memory is quite hard.
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by dymk 5mo ago
> Making memory isn’t super hard. Then why do only 3 companies make it?
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by dymk 5mo ago
Of course there are stupid questions. Just look at Stack Overflow, it's full of them. The better approach is "Invest as much time answering a question as the other party spent thinking about how to formulate it".
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by dymk 5mo ago
That's their PR department talking. https://straighttothepoint.substack.com/p/you-cant-have-it-b... https://www.sportico.com/business/sports-betting/2025/kalshi...
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by dymk 5mo ago
They also place their own bets within their own market. They don't just make money on trading fees.
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by dymk 5mo ago
There are tons of behind the scenes pictures and video of the Rocky puppet being used on set, and Andy Weir talks in interviews about how almost no CG was used to enhance the puppet. I guess it's possible to fake all that, but it'
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by dymk 5mo ago
Then it's not weird because it's not out of the blue.
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by dymk 5mo ago
Me. That sounds way more fun than inverting a binary tree, and they pay candidates for their time.
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by dymk 5mo ago
It’s weird when someone starts using terminology that is heavily over-indexed by LLMs out of the blue.
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by dymk 5mo ago
Probably not. Some things are critically important, but most things just don’t matter that much if they break or degrade some.
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by dymk 5mo ago
No, I don’t have a work phone, and the phone I have is not MDM managed
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by dymk 5mo ago
what surveys
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by dymk 5mo ago
That’s not something my (and plenty of others’) employers provide
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by dymk 5mo ago
MDM profiles that I’m not going to install
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by dymk 5mo ago
How confident are you that those surveys portray the “average” person? ChatGPT was the fastest adopted app… ever.
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by dymk 5mo ago
I’d edit it if I could, but it seems to be past the timeout. As the other poster noted, the post wasn’t meant to be read as a personal attack
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by dymk 5mo ago
With rules created and enforced by a legislative body called a…
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by dymk 5mo ago
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by dymk 5mo ago
https://superuser.com/questions/67765/sudo-with-password-in-...
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by dymk 5mo ago
That’s like saying a fire on an oil rig is the same as combustion in a car engine
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by dymk 5mo ago
No, brain cancer is brain cancer.
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by dymk 5mo ago
2 bytes is a short…
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by dymk 5mo ago
It’s a toy compared to Opus or Sonnet. Obviously the 5 trillion parameter models running on $$$$ hardware is going to outperform a local model.
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by dymk 5mo ago
Most municipalities ban nat gas in new construction because it’s so unhealthy and unsafe compared to an induction or resistive electric range. No, it doesn’t boil water faster than electric either.
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by dymk 5mo ago
More greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, speeding up global climate change. Renewables or don’t do it.
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by dymk 5mo ago
Hard to say when nobody is actually offering arguments
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by dymk 5mo ago
Perhaps for some people yes, but more often it's about what they feel

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