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by fer 4mo ago
I have Nexus 5, Xiaomi A1, Redmi Note 7, Samsung S7, and a Kindle Fire HDX, all running either LineageOS (Kindle) or PostmarketOS (the rest). PmOS ones run some not very demanding containers (scrapers) on k3s.
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by fer 4mo ago
The alternative of not hyping the IPO enough
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by fer 4mo ago
Or simply we use AI and see on the ground what it can and can't do. I can generally trust an agent for solved problems, but the more something deviates from established industry standards (i.e. what was relentlessly scraped) I have an
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by fer 4mo ago
It has already become economic. While not exactly the same, the NVIDIA 2080 11GB cards are notorious for being upcycled with extra RAM: https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/146us12/nvidia_gefo...
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by fer 4mo ago
>The Palestine Action ban was overturned by the courts. Which is exactly what I said, courts generally do the right thing. The people were still arrested, and the dissent was still crushed, though. Israel is a strategic partner so all pr
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by fer 4mo ago
I wouldn't call it two-tier justice, because generally the courts do the right thing, but there's a shamefully obvious two-tier policing. From the Jay Report [0] showing crimes swept under the rug according to ethnic/socioeco
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by fer 4mo ago
It mustn't always nor never. It should follow a best judgement based on the .md, toml or whatever you use; in the end it's up to the LLM to decide which registered tools/mcps are used, and if the LLM is confident about some b
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by fer 4mo ago
If you tell it to. Otherwise you might get the classic "You're absolutely right – I made that up. Let me look at the documentation"
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by fer 4mo ago
I'm on the other end, Gmail sends to spam all sorts of legit things. Including mails from the "Google Assistant Privacy Litigation Settlement", conveniently enough.
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by fer 4mo ago
>That quote conflates Ellison and Oracle and I don't think that's correct. Agreed, he's only 41% of Oracle.
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by fer 4mo ago
As someone who's microdosed (though mostly normal-dosed and occasionally megadosed) in the distant past, the whole microdosing fad was equal parts entertaining and baffling. Anecdotal, but from all people I know that has taken psychede
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by fer 4mo ago
.001 for creatine levels isn't surprising; that's a lot of creatine. I'd explain the cognitive tests with the practice effect, because it is unlikely that creatine had such a massive effect and we only discover it now.
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by fer 4mo ago
I'm even surprised they have so much of the console market
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by fer 4mo ago
Yes, working with recent distros. At some point I spun up a vm because there was no way to make it work after an upgrade.
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by fer 4mo ago
nix develop ensures your dev env is the same as your build/test/prod env. At least with Python everything is a flurry of requirements.txt, Python versions, poetry, pyproject.toml, perhaps automated with direnvs, a hefty Dockerfile
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by fer 4mo ago
But killing someone is a crime, and fraud is a crime, the insurance in itself isn't.
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by fer 4mo ago
When they're not thin they're popular (sports, awards), they favor insiders and/or various levels of manipulation (throwing dildos at a match), or both (military strikes, stock market, etc). They're full of natural or ar
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by fer 4mo ago
My account is older than yours by a decade and I also like the AI overview more often than not, or rather, I instinctively know when to skip it depending on my query.
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by fer 5mo ago
He doesn't think that was the cause, and I don't think it was either. Much spicier material has been posted before. Also the meme is still up fwiw.
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by fer 5mo ago
#actual-aws-memes mentioned! I also joined in 2022, and it aligns so much with my experience. Good manager that moves on, then a gradual erosion of "insist in the highest standards" towards a dreaded "good enough", GenAI
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by fer 5mo ago
Right, the survival bit made me remember this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ichimonjiya_Wasuke
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by fer 5mo ago
I have a similar story, and while I bounced back and forth with Gemini/ChatGPT, they were not that useful, at least at the time, because they kept wanting to do things that 100% wouldn't work in this device (due to having the same
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by fer 5mo ago
It wouldn't be weird for someone in the south of France to have a rusty pétanque ball.
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by fer 5mo ago
The anomaly there is that France Télécom was a public company at the time of the hiring, and through privatisation public servant benefits were upheld for existing employees, which blocked most unpythonesque solutions. If she had been hired
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by fer 6mo ago
But replacing a replaceable battery is trivialer and cheaperer. I've replaced more batteries (and screens) than I can count, and it's increasingly difficult and complicated. 5 years ago or so I'd agree with you, but now there
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by fer 6mo ago
Live Nation has 10x the revenue of those two, combined.
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by fer 6mo ago
Logseq, it's geared to daily notes and visualizing everything in a graph, and support KaTeX. It also supports org-mode. If it fits your workflow I'd recommend it. Personally I feel like Obsidian does too many things and none too w
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by fer 6mo ago
There are quite a few of those, my favourite: https://polymarket.com/event/will-jesus-christ-return-before... If you put all your money on no, you get 4% if you win, and if Jesus comes back and you lose, money won&#x27
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by fer 6mo ago
Whether it's pennies in front of a steamroller will depend on the entry price, EV, time left to resolution and many other variables. Though I agree it's bad math, even if 70% resolve to no, there's a high variance among all o
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by fer 6mo ago
>Soviet Union, whatever it had preached, implemented state capitalism - concentration of the means of production under a single owner. Lenin preached for state capitalism as a transitory state towards socialism. It's an integral p

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