imglorp

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by imglorp 4mo ago
What the doublespeak hell is this? > The enterprise version of Gemini Code Assist on GitHub is a separate and distinct product from Gemini Code Assist Enterprise.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
That judge may be an outlier today, but we all know tomorrow they could sweep through all accounts and ban everyone that spoke against the regime. We have arrived.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Still going strong. They're up to 1051. I donate recurring because good, open, content should be supported.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Yup. https://web.archive.org/web/20250606230458/https://hpmuseum....
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by imglorp 4mo ago
That's fine. The occasional boom, assuming business success this time, will last a few seconds. Leaf blowers last for hours in some neighborhoods. It's not the hearing damage, it's the psychological stress.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
If you really want to make an impact on the noise floor, ban gasoline leaf blowers.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Anybody recognize the terminal on the desk? I've asked two LLMs and they were both very wrong. https://i0.wp.com/nickcarr.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/IM...
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by imglorp 4mo ago
It's not the site's fault. These things are open server ports on the wild internet. Anyone with a "for" loop can find them easily. If they care about privacy they shouldn't have them public.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
One of the larger DCs is 7.65 GW on 8000 acres in Texas. It will radiate around 236.3 W/m^2 (compare vs 1000 W/m^2 solar irradiation). This emission continues 24/7/365, while the sun doesn't. So yes, the UHI is rea
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Is broadcom really the best business partner? 100,000 VMware customers might say no.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Foundation?
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by imglorp 4mo ago
More Japanese excesses from the '80s: the Tron computing project. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRON_project
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Maybe not so much "ban" giant vehicles as stop subsidizing, rewarding, and encouraging them. There's safety and emissions loopholes that brought this on: https://www.wired.com/story/the-us-wants-to-close-
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by imglorp 4mo ago
As an undergrad around 1984 I stumbled on some AT&T 3B2's in the computer lab and started to play. Knowing nothing of Unix (would have been ~ SVR3.x), I asked for help and the TA said something like "read the fine manual"
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Maybe this, but multiply by N licenses. Any given output may have ideas from all of them. Law is probably going to take a while to catch up here.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
The article tiptoes around the who and the why but it's pretty clear. The US has HARM (anti radiation missiles) but it would be very easy for Ukraine, or anyone, to create an inexpensive drone, which you would program with a frequency,
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Will it? The whole e-ink market seems like it has never priced flexibly.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
They are literally doing the apocryphal corporate dystopian maneuver: training their replacements. They won't be doing it for long.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
> shared, hireable knowledge So it's the same motivation as enterprise java.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
> arbitrary input chat box Agents connect to your business software. A chat box alone can't "generate the monthly report, run the payroll, and contact these new volunteers."
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by imglorp 4mo ago
> replace human workers Plenty of charity nonprofits have no/few employees and depend on volunteers for office work. Think animal shelter, food bank, etc. Having a bot perform things like bookkeeping, volunteer coordination, etc wou
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by imglorp 4mo ago
That's right teco/emacs pre-dates xerox gypsy, which coined cut/copy/paste.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
After this disastrous AMD PR, many who find a new vuln will be asking exactly that question. As a result of that, many who are buying CPUs will know how seriously AMD takes security and prompt, correct vuln fixing. Once again, the AMD motto
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Not a chance. Everything larger than 10cm is cataloged and there are multiple catalogs from different sources. https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5258 https://planet4589.org/space/gcat/
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by imglorp 4mo ago
I'll defend, not cringe for everyone. Daily driver is a 6yo, 32Mb mbp and it might not scream like an M5 or have the miraculous power draw of an M5, it gets my job done. One nice thing is x86 containers run natively: I run most of my $
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Seems pretty easy to have a bot automatically try to create an archive link and comment it.
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Kids are absolutely using chat for calculator tasks. There was a meme going around last week where a child saw a phone calculator app and remarked "wow there's an AI just for math". Generalizing, they're using chat for e
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by imglorp 4mo ago
I think Microsoft does have a point here: hosted services and thin clients are going to make money. (1) Their main focus is selling services, selling you, selling your data, and showing you ads. Children are being raised to think that askin
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by imglorp 4mo ago
Are they also using traditional incentive methods, like signing bonuses, for domestic prospects?
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by imglorp 4mo ago
I would like to choose which music app opens when I hit play. I my case it is not the locked one.

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