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by imglorp 2y ago
If it can be destroyed by spicy autocomplete, maybe it's better off being destroyed by spicy autocomplete.
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by imglorp 2y ago
SBPL (sandbox profile language) is interesting. Some details here: https://github.com/0xbf00/simbple I'm curious if there's a Scheme interpreter somewhere as part of macos that consumes these? PS looks like i
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by imglorp 2y ago
Excruciatingly laborious to read as well. The pixel font and line art is quaint but not ergonomic if you have to strain to read it or discern a wire shape. We left that stuff behind in the 90s when high res displays arrived.
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by imglorp 2y ago
The article's title is iffy. They (and linked articles) discuss a proposed broad 60% tariff on Chinese goods, but Taiwan is not China, so I'm not sure where GPU imports is impacted. They speculate that China may decide to blockade
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by imglorp 2y ago
Isn't replacing various workforces the majority driver of this soon-to-be trillion dollar market? Everyone is speculating by counting the chickens they'll be eliminating. This usecase has to be worth more than showing us ads.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Letting it fail may bring a windfall boost to others. If anyone is worried about supply of pure intel silicon, the IP can be sold off or placed in the public domain to keep the ossified 8086 nectar flowing. And fabs can still make chips und
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by imglorp 2y ago
> Inject the same value into two or more charts to integrate them safer than Helm alone. Helm dropped the ball on this and walked away. Defining values in one place and propagating the values to all the charts is simply not possible. The
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by imglorp 2y ago
Interesting syntax: all the "let" bindings end with "in", eg let comparison = (0 == 0, 0 < 1, 1 <= 1, 2 > 1, 1 >= 1) in Anyone know why "in" keyword?
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by imglorp 2y ago
I think he meant to say smallest maybe? Ie its description is terse, not its runtime.
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by imglorp 2y ago
I guess it's not shocking how fast humanity formed consensus this time or why. Some say it's going to be a trillion dollar market by 2027.
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by imglorp 2y ago
At 5:44, the vid shows a webcam facing up to photograph the bottom of the coin/die through the shaker window. I guess there's some CV to read the item.
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by imglorp 2y ago
This, in a marketplace where words like "purchase" and "unlimited"[1] don't mean what you think they do. "Lifetime" surely can't mean that either. The FTC has been growing some teeth again, and needs
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by imglorp 2y ago
Even internally: "Not even LinkedIn is that keen on Microsoft's cloud: Shift to Azure abandoned" https://www.theregister.com/2023/12/14/linkedin_abandons_mig...
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by imglorp 2y ago
There's also FLARM for small aircraft. No help in this case though. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLARM
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by imglorp 2y ago
Well, public policy is not as hard as physics. At least the homes exist. But you have to make it attractive to fill the homes and deter vacancies.
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by imglorp 2y ago
All I get is `Connection lost. Please refresh the page. Your progress has been saved.`
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by imglorp 2y ago
If that's the case, I hope CF is making a big, periodic, donation to IA for the business value provided.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Fair point given how poorly I worded it. Maybe I could try again. Yes it's awesome to collaborate with people but if you find a workplace that ignores human factors of knowledge workers, and deters and deep focus, that is a negative si
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by imglorp 2y ago
That's awesome flexibility. I'm guessing that meant they could omit landing legs, whatever powers them, and anything to do with engine re-pressurization and restart. Any extra fuel for boostback and landing can now go into S2 delt
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by imglorp 2y ago
Yeah really - it's half centimeter nav according to BG. Ctrl-f for centimeter: https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/10/spacex-catches-returni... Surveying GPS can do that with WAAS and a bunch of integrati
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by imglorp 2y ago
All these sad people working in offices that need to defend their focus. I will never do that again.
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by imglorp 2y ago
I don't see how these guys can think about MAU/DAU to assess DB load and sizing without talking about the rest of the app/arch details. Wouldn't ops/time be more agnostic?
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by imglorp 2y ago
For the centimeterish precision needed to hover into the chopsticks, they also have the opportunity to use signals from the tower area for final alignment. I'm thinking riding a beam like aviation ILS. Just speculating but it would be
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by imglorp 2y ago
I think most vulnerabilities you'll see now are not port attacks but browser ones. For example, there was a jpg one a ways back that has probably been in there forever. So any app you run that links with libjpg and opens that image wil
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by imglorp 2y ago
How was DO able to provide what AWS didn't want to? Was it purely margins?
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by imglorp 2y ago
Maybe lease is a good idea in this case? Especially if the lease had a "fit for purpose" clause like apartment leases have, that means if the car quits working it's their problem and you quit paying.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Totally cromulent position if it works for you and you can still get hardware that runs it, AND you can keep it offline? No security updates is kind of a big deal.
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by imglorp 2y ago
That saying that goes, we are the only species that will become extinct because survival wasn't profitable enough. To the systems point we really, really really, really really need to stop subsidizing fossil fuels to 7 trillion a year
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by imglorp 2y ago
They are different tools for different missions. One will not replace the other.
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by imglorp 2y ago
Another part is that Gibson was the first to put together cyberpunk as a genre and an aesthetic and a little dystopian futurism. It was truly the first that spawned a number of now familiar ideas like AIs battling firewall and attack and VR

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