flerchin

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by flerchin 1y ago
> tendentious bunch of wankers Lovely turn of phrase. I'm going to work it into my next tech talk.
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by flerchin 1y ago
Really great writeup. The charts tell the story beautifully, and the latency gains are surely a win for your company and customers. I always wonder about the tradeoffs. Is there a measurable latency difference for your non-colocated custome
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by flerchin 1y ago
Well, it'll give you what the tokenizer generated. This is often close enough for working software, but not exact. I notice it when asking claude for the line number of the code with specific implementation. It'll often be off by
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by flerchin 1y ago
Then what do the large red blobs signify? Individually tracked pieces of debris are indeed a different layer.
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by flerchin 1y ago
The visualisation is cool. I've never seen the debris fields visualized before. They look like scars. Might be neat to see a viz including the geo synchronous and sun synchronous orbits. Should show up as seemingly dense, but far away.
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by flerchin 1y ago
I just don't get it. It's not their device to decide what code can run on it. They can gatekeep at their store, because it's their store.
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by flerchin 1y ago
I pay for premium. YouTube clearly keeps track of what I'm watching. It's in my history amongst other things. My adblocker is not coming down.
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by flerchin 1y ago
The concept now seems to be that it's a volatile asset class? I don't really get what supports the price anymore.
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by flerchin 1y ago
Yeah that's fair. Many people will just never interact with cryptocurrency and all that at all. I don't. Supposedly BTC is worth $2.2T, which is somewhat of a large number, but it's all funny money from a certain point of vie
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by flerchin 1y ago
lol you must be new here. To me this rhymes with web3 (kodak coin), web2 (google circle), and also web1 (pets.com). There will be a lot of failures, but the companies that get established in the space will be eeconomic goliaths.
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by flerchin 1y ago
Koreans know about work visa rules and immigration status. ADOR reported Hanni as an illegal immigrant when they were having contract disputes with New Jeans due to the whole Min Hee Jin fiasco. I realize that's kinda dense, but you ca
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by flerchin 1y ago
Before the internet I siloed knowledge that I could lookup to books. Don't worry, the kids will be ok.
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by flerchin 1y ago
You do you, but at the end of the 30 years the latter person is ahead by quite a bit.
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by flerchin 1y ago
Well I wasn't trying to be misleading. I do agree with what you've said wrt historical ridership, but it's been 6 years. BART docs imply that RTO is driving ridership back. We may be in a new normal wrt remote working pattern
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by flerchin 1y ago
That's difficult to untangle due to multiple agencies. Local, State, and Federal. However, the answer is the overwhelming majority of road construction and maintenance is paid for by gas taxes, car registration, and tolls.
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by flerchin 1y ago
The deaths per mile on the subway must be 3 orders of magnitude lower than the skilled motorcyclists.
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by flerchin 1y ago
In no way does BART pay for itself. 22% of their operating costs are covered by fares. Public transit is an amenity paid for by taxes. Private transport also has its own subsidy, but it's not even close. https://www.bart.gov
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by flerchin 1y ago
"officially supported" is not a value. It's not the price, it's that there is one. 1 penny would be too much because it prevents compose-ability of dev workstations.
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by flerchin 1y ago
Maybe a value to users if done correctly. The way it is right now, you can't teach the model anything. When it gets something wrong, it will probably get the same thing wrong again in another chat.
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by flerchin 1y ago
So this entire censorship scheme is bypassed by using 8.8.8.8 or the like?
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by flerchin 1y ago
The ones I know personally ruined their lives with drugs, and ended up on the street. It's an intertwined issue, but the direction of causality is pretty clear when, eg, one brother is poor, but employed and in a shitty apartment, and
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by flerchin 1y ago
You're really confident about this, but I just can't find where hosts is different than addresses when we're talking about IPv4.
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by flerchin 1y ago
How is 20M IPs 9% of all IPv4 hosts? That works out to something like 220M IPv4 hosts, when I'd naively think there should be more like 4B or so.
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by flerchin 1y ago
> If someone can just show us how to replicate [these uncommanded discharges] we will absolutely look at this from all aspects to make sure there isn’t any truth to this. In a company of our size, would anyone ever believe that there was
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by flerchin 1y ago
Wow. This is the best part of it. Thanks.
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by flerchin 1y ago
Bankruptcy is probably not chapter 11 in the UK. (or is it?)
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by flerchin 1y ago
It's a local attack via bluetooth, location tracking is not very interesting. Recording audio likewise not all that exciting for much the same reason. The phonebook though, that's exfiltrating PII. >In some cases pairing is pos
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by flerchin 1y ago
I wonder if they were tasty. You never hear of people eating beaver.
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by flerchin 1y ago
Grouping up with the guys to play an online game wouldn't count here. Nor various other online activities that I would consider social. The drop-off in alcohol is stark, but probably good? I suppose we would see an uptick in weed in le
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by flerchin 1y ago
Really funny!

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