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by gustavus 3y ago
What if I misplaced my smart card what if I'm wearing mask or surgical hat.
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by gustavus 3y ago
It really seems to me that at least for healthcare the solution is just to go back to paper and then just take the paper and do data entry on it after it's out of the workflow on a daily or bidaily basis or something. Honestly I'm
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by gustavus 3y ago
I plug this on every article about FireTV or AppleWatchbox or GoogleXstream. Buy a desktop, can even be an old one I picked mine up for $200 from a used electronic store. Buy a wireless keyboard and mouse, buy and HDMI cord. Setup a shortcu
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by gustavus 3y ago
I'm just saying that the same thing is happening in California with expectations of rolling blackouts... So maybe the problem is less about unregulated vs state controlled grid and is a deeper issue with multiple confounding factors.
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by gustavus 3y ago
Congratulations you've reinvented the concept of a library.
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by gustavus 3y ago
The entirety of the Phoenix project is literally just copying Goldratt's the goal and then doing a s/manufacturing/IT/g and updating the references to modern day. I'm not saying I don't like it, I've read
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by gustavus 3y ago
> In case you don't know about it, make sure to check out SponsorBlock So I don't love ads but mostly because of the privacy invasion they represent, but sponsorships I have a lot less of a problem with. Oftentimes sponsorships
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by gustavus 3y ago
I've always interpreted AI "safety" as being more about ensuring ideological consistency and a particular narrative than anything about actually keeping humanity "safe". And I'm not even talking about the cultu
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by gustavus 3y ago
> The only real security comes from tight vertical integration. Yep because when I think of Microsoft I think security. It's not like they ever did something mind numbingly stupid like decide to default to the administrative user if
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by gustavus 3y ago
What's that regulatory capture how did you move so fast?
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by gustavus 3y ago
At that point idiot PMs just need a technical discussion in the closet for an hour having the concept explained to them with a sock full of oranges.
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by gustavus 3y ago
Minification always struck me as a cargo culting type way that "badass rockstar programmers would get every last ounce of performance" out of their code. Because as noted below minification is much less impactful than compression,
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by gustavus 3y ago
> This is a time bomb waiting to explode on the users and the developers. I'm just saying a lot of the target they are aiming to replace is VBA applications slapped on top of Access DBs, and Lovecraftian nightmares born out unholy f
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by gustavus 3y ago
Interesting thought that I had, that is probably not true but interesting anyway. Is this a move by Google to boost Chrome usage numbers. Although it is a terrible way to do it, many organizations still count views by looking at User-Agent.
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by gustavus 3y ago
I think this is doubleplus good, we need to stop the double negative bad people of eastasia who want to use violence and terror to take away our way of life. Thus by ensuring that the government is tracking every person that goes through an
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by gustavus 3y ago
> The province is looking to select a consultant to create a selection of standardized designs for small-scale, multi-unit homes, such as townhomes, triplexes and laneway homes, Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon announced Thursday (Nov. 16).
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by gustavus 3y ago
Major Ayn Random vibes from that statement https://xkcd.com/1277/
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by gustavus 3y ago
Here's the thing. I've always been kind of cold on OpeanAI claiming to be "Open" when it was clearly a for profit thing and I was concerned about the increasing move to the commercialization of AI that Sam was taking. Bu
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by gustavus 3y ago
The old "but think of the old people argument" used to remove our ownership of our devices and freedom to do what we want. Either it is my device that I own and I can make decisions for or it isn't, and if it doesn't bel
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by gustavus 3y ago
> who benefits most from open source: large companies. Maybe in absolute terms but because of FOSS software I have been made free from the shackles of the windows ecosystem and liberated from the prison of Apple lock in to be free foreve
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by gustavus 3y ago
> Nobody wants to move to Nebraska or Utah. I wish nobody wanted to move to UT I could've stayed in the state, but that stupid California money with the stupid tech bros came in and now it's freaking packed.
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by gustavus 3y ago
Of course if they had a nuclear base they wouldn't even need the natural gas plants.
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by gustavus 3y ago
> So when humanity eventually runs out of fossil fuels and uranium ores Worrying about running out of uranium (and the subsequent plutonium) is on the same level of worrying about what to do when the sun goes supernova. Both are problems
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by gustavus 3y ago
> but if you have sunshine all year round it’s easily doable. That sounds great for everyone living in Spain, Italy and Greece, as well as New Mexico, Arizona, Southern Cali Georgia, Florida, Mississippi and Alabama. I guess everyone who
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by gustavus 3y ago
Ya because it hurt Experian so bad.... I'm still bitter about that.
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by gustavus 3y ago
> surveying over 9,000 adolescents across America... According to this year's report, 87 percent of teenagers surveyed own an iPhone, while 88 percent expect to buy an iPhone as their next device. It's very easy to plan on buyi
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by gustavus 3y ago
Theory: people at companies who are allowed to work remotely feel they are trusted and treated like adults. Meanwhile people who work for companies forcing RTO feel like they being treated like children and lied to, and therefore less like
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by gustavus 3y ago
> but I do know that colocated teams have a better culture and perform better. Citation needed. I work on a remote team, we see each other once every other month or so, and we get along great. It's one of the best teams I've ev
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New York ramping up social media surveillance(fox11online.com)
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by gustavus 3y ago
I've been hit up multiple times by Amazon to work at AWS. Every time I've responded to the recruiter by telling them I've heard that the way Amazon treats it's employees is not the kind of place I would want to work. I&#

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