freitzkriesler2

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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
About 3 to 4 years too late but cool to read nonetheless.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Crazy world we live in today where this is a true statement!
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I miss Sun Microsystems so much guys, it's unreal.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
You're not wrong and you'll get down d00ted for it. Canada let too many people in and the issues stem from infrastructure not able to handle it. Can it be fixed? Absolutely! Will it? Probably not at any rate of speed that will fix
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Probably, it's why I eat a lot of Greek yogurt. Fermented foods keep the gut bacteria in check. This sounds like an awful disease to have. As someone who suffers from fungal problems, f*ck em. I hate fungi so much .
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Well timed, I'm at the 8 week mark on a diet and due to an injury I got, I need to eat less if I want to lose more weight because I can't lift right now. Regardless, a friend asked me what diet I was doing and I said, " good
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Took me a second to figure out what these meant. I mean if the words were FAWK and SXYY then sure but most of these are groan worthy.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Precisely this. There's a reason cloudflare was part of the CIA's incubator. Totally organic growth and didn't have government and spook hands all over it /s.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
That was a fun read. Unrelated, when I was a kid I thought that computer programs (games mostly) needed to be opened reperiodically in order to keep them from, " going bad". This was the days of dos and windows 3.1 so it probably
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I would talk to a lawyer and then approach the VC but actions like this (embezzlement) especially at such a crucial stage could kill what you've started. Sorry for the bad news.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I always wondered if the NSA and Cloud flare do stuff like this with websites not behind cloud flares umbrella. "Make em offer they can't refuse."
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Precisely no honor amongst thieves.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
This is like an arsonist lighting an orphanage or library on fire. Why would you do something like that?
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I won't and you're not a gentleman and a scholar ;)
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
There won't be because of the massive number of immigration the country has faced. Either intentional or unintentional, this has the effect of increasing demand and with interest rates high supply is constrained.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Yeah the only reason I pay for streaming services is convenience of finding new content. Disney plus is crack for kids. I missed the boat for some of the invite only private trackers and I don't have enough time to set up the crazy coo
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
"text" made the LLMs report offensive and give unfiltered replies to inqiiries. To think what I said above can't happen during the web scraping process is naive. Thanks for the down d00t.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I'm waiting for some clever hacker to come up some sort of logic bomb that causes the learning sets to become worthless. Something innocuous to a non ai scientist human but is otherwise fatal to the LLM data sets.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Right before the AIM shutdown, I managed to log back into my account from the early 2000s. A crazy time capsule of bad user names. Big shame aol never figured out how to monetize it. AIM could have become what slack and teams are today.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
The one thing that helped me the most was getting rid of Facebook . I unfortunately replaced this addiction with short form videos instead.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Wants to break up of ticket master/live Nation. Won't break up Google, telecoms, banks ,agriciltural behemoths, and a myriad of other monster corporates that control prices. Color me not surprised.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Supply, demand, and unproven ideas. There are plenty of ideas and founders willing to work for peanuts and this is business not a charity. It sucks but it's the hard truth.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I mean doesn't the file system simply mark a sector as "writeable" until something gets marked on it? I'm more impressed that these areas of flash didn't get copied over with other data.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Make a wordy email more concise, otherwise they're mostly toys.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Those 3M execs should be punished by having pfos injected directly into their blood. Endocrine disruptors as far as the eye can see.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I'll probably regret this, but I really want to do the North Korea cultural trip where you take a train from China to North Korea and get the propaganda tour about how awesome it is. North Korea just fascinates me.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I really want to see super conductor high voltage transmission lines and power delivery. Would be the most game changing level of efficiency for our world we'd ever see. I still think we're pretty dang close to it actually happeni
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Just because the bad data and the right data tell the same story doesn't preclude the fact that the original post can and does lead to bad assumptions in many other examples. I expect better from the otherwise number accurate crowd her
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Could it be that America has 335 million people living there versus Sweden's 10.4 million ? It's almost like population density changes how many deaths per year happen! Maybe there's a statistical tool that normalizes the pop
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I'm sorry but LLMs notoriously provide inaccurate and otherwise awful information. Case in point, I asked an LLM what the last non cellular windows mobile classic PDA was. (I knew the answer) And it routinely got it wrong. This is what

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