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by ggm 4mo ago
Morphe is your friend. The instructions to use morphe on e.g. joey for reddit are everywhere, and they all wind up in the same place: install redreader, get your API token, tell Morphe, move on with your life.
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by ggm 4mo ago
What does money even mean in this situation? It's functionally no different to a ration book: If its universal its needs-based, not production-based. It has to be set at a level which supports the discretionary consumption needed to su
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by ggm 4mo ago
Would a prosecution have high chance of succeeding?
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by ggm 4mo ago
I think a lot of what you say is true, but we're facing shortages for DDR3/DDR4 RAM and this isn't about increasing density or speed, it's about the pricing of what is a high yield functional commodity in todays manufact
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by ggm 4mo ago
Presumably the idea here is that by having a significantly higher value (I want to use the word "inflated" but thats perhaps over pejorative in context) they can access better interest rate debt from the bond market because they a
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by ggm 4mo ago
Thats the kind of process issue I hadn't understood. I guess the dynamics here don't make operating a "2nd gen behind" system to make memory economic in the good times, and so nobody is ready to ramp up to meet market sh
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by ggm 4mo ago
Worldwide chip pricing and it's effects on the overall economy are fascinating. I expected by now somebody with a gen -2 class VLSI plant would swing into action and make <thing> for 2/3 the cost of the majors, and clean up
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by ggm 4mo ago
Also in the UK and Aus. It's bizarre that a sign saying "I'm learning, be kind" encourages some people to monster you, follow you swearing, generally hassle you. (33 years ago, still in my memory) It's as if they th
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by ggm 4mo ago
Yes. much better root cause.
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by ggm 4mo ago
I can't help but wonder if for the Ferret, this was their supreme moment and then.. put back into dressing up in pink bonnets and being endlessly cuddled. The problem would seem more to be stomping on rats, rat-screaming, and kids bein
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by ggm 4mo ago
There's a concrete analogue in Western Australia. It's a bit "enter and exit via the gift shop" but I caught glimpses from the roadside. There's possibly 2 more. Certainly a "car henge" which may or may no
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by ggm 4mo ago
"prototype" seems highly speculative and pejorative. It's 500 years older. It's positively archaic by the time Stonehenge itself is built, it existed for its core purpose which reasonably can be held to be "ritual&q
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by ggm 4mo ago
American experience. It's free in Australia for people aged 12-25 and men who have sex with men (increased risks) and nothing like that price for private script.
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by ggm 4mo ago
https://archive.is/aA1dB
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by ggm 4mo ago
I made a point about this in relation to anthropic last week: nobody inside the strategic information spaces is worried about AGI they're worried about core strategic information leaking out. Either it's in the model, or the model
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by ggm 4mo ago
Decoded: it's next to useless, it's damaged pace, and it isn't value for money. It's boiling the ocean. Implicitly they've woken up to the value proposition which was latent in their tech hires: detailed knowledge o
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by ggm 4mo ago
But that name...
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by ggm 4mo ago
A wonderful comment. But, "not designed for" encompasses badly designed, and also not designed and inadequately designed. I think we can say the process (designed or otherwise) was .. organic?
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by ggm 4mo ago
There has to be a version of Betteridges law for tech questions which obviously demand the answer "yes" I use emacs, vi, ed, sed, awk all the time as do countless other long term Unix users. I tried to reconnect to teco but found
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by ggm 4mo ago
I can think of half a hundred reasons for an iron cauldron winding up in the water and very few of them are "ritual" Offsetting that is the unavoidable fact iron is bloody expensive to make and so the innate value of even broken i
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by ggm 4mo ago
Yes, has that risk. If I were to neutralise it I'd observe any system which assesses UX will trip over this, the majors are no exception. It serves as a useful reminder tuning isn't optimised solely for your(as a user) benefit.
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by ggm 4mo ago
"Not another dashboard for every activity on the water" means has about 8 identified activities and tunes the dashboard, in fact IS another dashboard for every activity. (not mine: has sailing, not rowing)
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by ggm 4mo ago
Turtles all the way down and up: Vehicle makers sourcing plug-compatible devices which emulate floppy drives for updating tank s/w, Airlines sourcing print and terminals emulating IBM mainframe era dependencies for gate check processes
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by ggm 4mo ago
Interesting you work at Amazon and show how end user experience weights to their pessimal experience. So.. apply that to Amazon design heuristics like author name search on books, and how Amazon return "in the style of" and "
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by ggm 4mo ago
Website implementing a couple of the classic decision support linear programming models. Not 20, and not 1. Maybe 2 or 3, with low enough barrier to enter somebody can do a "what if" over 3 or 4 unrelated criteria which need to a
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by ggm 4mo ago
The promise never matched the reality. If you make it small enough to be as nice on the wrist as a simpler (electro) mechanical, it has crap battery life. Nobody worked out how to package a round display without a massive cable bulge or a r
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by ggm 4mo ago
The low bar path out for Iran is not to charge US ships insurance. The people most likely to complain would not complain if America has an exception.
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by ggm 4mo ago
An interesting variant of "privatise the profits, socialise the losses" played wholly in the private sector capital investment space. "When you're rich they let you" is big in this because a functional board of a co
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by ggm 4mo ago
Food > Supplements. Not that I think this will alter things but if you want to boost Omega3 and get the benefit of other nutrients eat .. good fresh varying colourful food. If nothing else, you'll enjoy it. And we know happy people
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by ggm 4mo ago
Light on the science, High on sales talk. Unless I seriously misunderstand things, the "faster" end to end travel time has no real impact on the jetlag problem. It's only 2-3 hours and the "sleep management" aspects

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