edoceo

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by edoceo 2mo ago
Can you point an example? For me, recently, it had the wrong price for cable-car fare in SF, but it did show (2015) in the result. That seems reasonable to me, it's not horribly wrong. Other stuff it's been accurate on.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
When was that standard practice? Cause years ago (like 2000) I remember even trivial and simple software (WeatherBug) being able to read/write all over the computer (Windows). And some crap I just installed on Win11 can see all over th
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Didn't freakenomocs claim it (crime rate) was (primarilary) about abortion in the 1970s and less unwanted (and unsupervised/undisciplined) children growing up?
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by edoceo 2mo ago
K shaped economy and K shaped development?
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Isn't there? Like everyone using $MODEL is starting from the same base system-prompt. Then our user input is a small bit on top of that core mode. Like what would happen if everyone asked Mikey to paint their ceiling - they'd all
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by edoceo 2mo ago
That's not the exact title. But there are/were more than one job title that included "DEI". Recently, in USA, those titles have been reworked because of political bullshit.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
I'm firmly in the blame-management camp, especially for these user-hostile business choices.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
I've been using ntfy for ages. Doesn't chew my battery too much. Chrome, mail and mattermost are my top. Ntfy gets less than 30 notifications per day.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
It's silly to blame the individual who doesn't have the authority or power at the business making these choices.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
syslog-ng FTW! Been using it since like 2003. Great router tools in the conf, network support, crazy regex rules for when you're trying to tune your syslog collector system after a few beers. Even has this awesome (footgun?) feature th
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Why lab meat? Plants are right here now, require very little electricity, the sun is free, they can't run away, many can be eaten with very little preparation. It's both cheap and easy.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
That would be lame. Instead they spent less and improved the world for everyone who used SQLite (which is really a lot of people)
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Obligations that go away when you declare bankruptcy and close the business.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Wonder of any of the early money got out. Very little visibility to the secondary market on these things. I remember back in dot-com days folk would take leverage on their unrealized gains. Didn't work out that well. Selling at small d
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by edoceo 2mo ago
And despite their patterns giving not that great returns they keep doing it. Mostly it's an income play vs capital appreciation anyway. If you wanted the capital gains pre-seed and seed are doing well. ACA had a report which I think al
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? is a question that is roughly 2000 years old. Still no good answer. The journalists uncovering this are doing good and necessary work. We need more transparency. Perhaps every search needs to be tied to a spec
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by edoceo 2mo ago
What? How? Just the x.com creds or other ones too?
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Is there a different timeline?
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Classic angel investor mistake, too much allocated to one investment. Gotta diversify. More smaller checks.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
America started with an illegal protest.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
No claim was made that China is responsible. Stay on point.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Maybe Ring too?
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Thanks! I don't uSe 'with' enough
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Gentoo still has an active IRC and mailing-list. Back to basics? Then scrapers just see the static archives from, MARC I guess.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Does this mean the NSA could open things I've encrypted using libsodium crypto_box?
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by edoceo 2mo ago
With real-property squatting is using what someone else owns (land) w/o permission. Domains are only rented. If you rent land but don't use it the way someone else would it's not squatting. So, renting a domain that someone
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by edoceo 2mo ago
I'm nitpicking: it's disclosure not disclaimer.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Games, on what was (initially) a professional networking site. Late stage of the platform.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
It's for the ATS to check out the candidates and scrape attributes to rank them.
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by edoceo 2mo ago
Maybe it's also for USA to rebuild supply? That is, if you believe the "US spent too many missiles in Iran" stories.

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