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by ibejoeb 1y ago
If you're doing R&D and you're actually into the problem, you're probably devoting the majority of your waking hours to "working" regardless. This is a different 996 than stitching shoe welts 996. Hanging around
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
>something like Podman w/ RedHat behind it is unlikely to be limited in the same way a lot of community OSS projects are exactly. I've built podman for debian. It's not an esoteric target. It gets a little hairy with all o
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
If you're using it regularly, you can make it a derived column and index it in most RDBSs. Then it'll work with predicate push-down and you can do other fancy things like store it on alternative partitions to optimize block reads
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
>A zero-knowledge way of attesting persistent pseudonymous identity why would a government do that though? the alternative is easier and gives it more of what it wants.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
I run a lot of mundane jobs that work fine with less capable models, so I can see the potential benefit. It all depends on the limits though.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
What did you do wrong? Serious questions: - What's the mobile tech? Is the android version just help up in the store or are you building two native apps? - What server side?
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
"Last year we upleveled our Private Browsing mode." Hah, perfect. I recently got a contract to "upskill" a team. I mean, I kinda get it: training, right? But I was not confident that I really did understand it, specifica
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
We're not supposed to editorialize the headlines here. "Trump nominates Dr Casey Means, influencer close to RFK Jr, for surgeon general" She's a Stanford MD.
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
(sorry for the repost but it's long thread) This filter list is the most up-to-date that I've found to hide shorts with uBlock Origin: https://github.com/Harren06/ublock-yt-shorts
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by ibejoeb 1y ago
This filter list is the most up-to-date that I've found to hide shorts with uBlock Origin: https://github.com/Harren06/ublock-yt-shorts
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
> We all participate in this hostile culture You can try to participate less. It's also work, but for some people, it's better than the corporate environment. Keep your expenses under control. (That alone can be hard to do if y
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
There have been multiple errors posted in this thread, and I don't know where those numbers are coming from since the budget is public record. The '25 budget has not yet been approved, but the request is $8 billion more last year,
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Exactly. Gell-Mann Amnesia. The first thing that came to mind.
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Kinda amusing that the general sentiment so far, in a forum filled with technology expertise, is that there is certainly waste in these budgets. But, when discussing the overall trend of cutting programs in other fields where the majority d
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
The '24 budget was $842 billion.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
"Everyone Else Must Fail" is a good read.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
On violence: sure, let's investigate it. I'm truly unsure if avocado production is a significant progenitor of violence, especially when compared to the prosperity it affords to the growers. > Increased international demand le
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Right. The offset is not enough without a reference recorded time. You need the time and the time zone in order know the true time. This is a big problem is systems that don't have an intrinsic time type that deploy and have a database
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
But ublock, etc, is harmful...
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New "wavy" road design to get drivers to slow down(cbsnews.com)
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
That's just the time to maturity for fruit bearing though. What about, say, the water requirements? But, yes, I think we agree. I think this is a case where we shouldn't provide an incentive to American growers, because it's
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
One wonders. I do b2b stuff, so I verify that clients and contracts actually exist. What happens when you're doing DD for this kind of deal where they're effectively buying a client list comprised entirely of individuals? Call a s
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
> engineering ethics classes Sidebar: do these exist these days? I mean in software, specifically.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
You hit on it. This is something that (small cohort of) American farmers can do domestically, but at a higher level, we ought to determine if it's better to do that or to have a trade arrangement. I really believe that Mexican avocad
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Kinda feel like this is tariff bait, but, regardless... The article seems to do a pretty good job of telling the story. It's not terribly interesting. The big consortium of Mexican avocado growers made a giant push probably around 2015
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Does anyone think GHA is better than Jenkins? I was doing things more than 20 years ago in Hudson that GHA can't do now.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
>our findings imply that constrained housing supply is relatively unimportant in explaining differences in rising house prices I guess it's something worth investigating, but is anyone really under the impression that this is a simp
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
There are couple of things going on in that question. 1. There's a contingent that does not like the management of X, so they want to move elsewhere. 2. The technology aspect of it is irrelevant in the decision making, because most peo
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
Anthropic is ahead of the game on the applied technology side. Claude code is pretty good. It feels like a product from the early PC days. There's so much further to go, and so many other verticals to get into.
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by ibejoeb 2y ago
This type of arrangement isn't novel. Property is high and the space is underutilized. Sell high, lease the fraction that you need, and have the option to buy back at the end of the contract (often with the right of first refusal.) On

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