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by eecc 4mo ago
Bullshit. Ignorant people (which correlates to poor) don’t think about the long term responsibilities of having children and just fuck unprotected on a Friday night. Oops
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by eecc 4mo ago
Sound like “the beatings will continue until morale improves”
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by eecc 5mo ago
I’m not sure US academia is mediocre. It’s more like… normal? But America being what it is, it attracts those with most potential creating and sustaining a network effect. But there’s nothing intrinsically good or bad of the US, and it’s qu
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by eecc 5mo ago
Perhaps it’s not capitalism that’s the problem but the unboundedness of the greed of a few, with respect to the other needs of humanity. Also Adam Smith implied that unbounded avarice is irrational and disruptive to society. The assumption
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by eecc 5mo ago
Well, isn’t Musk doing something similar with his new solar panels fab? Frankly it’s ridiculous how we (the West) dropped renewables like a hot potato because it became synonymous with subsidizing China’s dominance in the field.
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by eecc 5mo ago
That’s an entirely different framework, one that doesn’t concern investment decisions of Apple or Google. I do agree that USA and EU could foot the bill and subsidize a couple billions in such industrial infrastructure, perhaps taking back
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by eecc 5mo ago
It is unfortunately still common practice among irregular agricultural workers in many parts of the world (I’m Italian so I definitely remember news about busts in southern Italy)
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by eecc 5mo ago
AI thoughts
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by eecc 5mo ago
“solve”, why not solution? Like “spend” and not expenditure, why use the verb as a noun and not care about grammar?
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by eecc 5mo ago
I would never have these privileges granted directly to my account. Indeed it’s a good practice to use roles where supported (AWS has them) and explicitly switch when needed
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by eecc 5mo ago
> Claude, fix the bug. Make no mistakes. /s
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by eecc 5mo ago
Hmm, anxiety of making the wrong choice and have it on record? I’ve read that later gens are extremely aware of “the internet never forgets” and are terrified of any choice being the embarrassing and defining moment of the rest of their lif
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by eecc 5mo ago
Don’t allow juniors to use AI. It’s like university exams: no programmable calculators allowed. Review assistants or senior who know what’s going on should though, it does help when used correctly
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by eecc 5mo ago
So are mortgages, and I’m starting to wonder how will pay mine. Please note I’ve never had this problem before, until recently.
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by eecc 5mo ago
Though it’s ridiculous to entertain the thought that one would pivot their career at the drop of a hat. Even just bumping into a tech stack will chain one to it as recruiters stare at yoe in a specific one and completely ignore anything adj
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by eecc 5mo ago
Nah Kubernetes is a systems level, language agnostic (at least doesn’t force you to run Golang workloads) variant of J2EE. It’s basically modern day Websphere
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by eecc 5mo ago
Can you accommodate with the implant?
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by eecc 6mo ago
Looks like how GitLab does it. As far as I’m concerned, the only sane way is to dump credentials in a well-known path and let the environment decide what to bind them with at runtime (which is how Kubernetes does it, at least the EKS versio
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by eecc 6mo ago
Well well well, that was nice read thanks! And if it’s LLM the prompt or the rework were very good because I really liked the flow and clarity. That, or you’re a really good writer ;)
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by eecc 6mo ago
hmm, my money is on some actively used 0-day exploit that Apple is sealing shut before the CVE gets announced. By the looks of the app list, they seem to be apps and games that used to be popular and have fallen in disrepair and apps that a
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by eecc 6mo ago
ah ok, so intuitively it's like minimizing the error when replacing the values with a well-known distribution. So all you need to carry along is the rotation and the assumption that there is some amount of loss.
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by eecc 6mo ago
Pardon my simplistic question, but when you mean rotation you’re essentially talking about diagonalization aren’t you? So storing the diagonal as a matrix and the new bases is more compact?
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by eecc 7mo ago
I’d wager the US is self sufficient also in terms of renewable energies.
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by eecc 7mo ago
I guess the point is: delegate to kernel, then “oh, people with root can bypass with modules? Secure Boot!”
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by eecc 7mo ago
This is the answer
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by eecc 7mo ago
Asked for an export but still haven’t received the mail with the download link
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by eecc 7mo ago
It is relevant. Anthropic would have argued the US military could not use its tools to process data gathered by foreign agencies when it applied to US citizens or soil. So there you have it
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by eecc 7mo ago
And that’s where the authoritarian in you is shining through. You see, Obama droned more combatants than anyone else before or after him but always followed a legal paper trail and following the book (except perhaps in some cases, search fo
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by eecc 8mo ago
Majority. Parent said majority
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by eecc 8mo ago
OT: it's not the first time I see this grammatical mistake: "didn’t trained". Is it some accepted regional variation?

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