infecto

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841.
by infecto 10mo ago
Rob Pike needs to calm down. He was at Google pretty early on and helped built an ad monster that profiles people. Google in net has done tons of damage environmentally all in the name to serve ads. Such a silly argument from him.
842.
by infecto 10mo ago
I love to look at the economics. The payback periods don’t look terrible. More importantly the market should decide what is good or not. I am all for removing subsidies but let the market decide the best path forward.
843.
by infecto 11mo ago
Sir I don’t use GPT 5.2. I value speed and accuracy. Not accuracy alone.
844.
by infecto 11mo ago
Apples and oranges comparison. I don’t think it’s the same and good for you for waiting on Opus to respond. I don’t have the energy.
845.
by infecto 11mo ago
Why do you think so? Cursor has raised what north of $3bn. That’s enough money to train or tune a model for coding. With their pricing changes I suspect they are trying to get at least to breakeven as quick as possible. They have massive in
846.
by infecto 11mo ago
That has been my experience as well. When I am prompting an agent it is using my open tabs first. When changes are made I get green and red lines and quickly can digest the difference. I don’t want it going off building a big feature form s
847.
by infecto 11mo ago
I use vs code mostly without a mouse same with most of my in IDE AI usage.
848.
by infecto 11mo ago
GPT contender. There has been talk on the cursor forums. I think largely people have e slept on coding models and stick with Anthropic thinking it’s the best. Composer fit that niche of extremely fast and smart enough. Sometimes you just wa
849.
by infecto 11mo ago
I struggle with understand why engineers enjoy using these CLI coding tools so much. I have tried a few times and I simply cannot get into a good workflow. Cursor, Kline and others feel like the sweet spot for me.
850.
by infecto 11mo ago
Again only honest feedback. As someone who would be a potential client your site looks like a scam. Good luck!
851.
by infecto 11mo ago
Again no disrespect, it’s blunt honesty. I am not promoting anything. I live in the US and work at the intersection of finance and software. Your site has quite literally zero details on it. It’s a bunch of fluff on the landing page. Why wo
852.
by infecto 11mo ago
Honestly looks like a scam and your description of it makes it even sound more like one. Most of those fields you return in that docs page have nothing to do with k or qs and are equity pricing data you are buying from another third party.
853.
by infecto 11mo ago
I had to go back and look. The quote you have does not seem correct. That 165 is coming from an audit for a trial of both flock and axon patrol car cameras. Only 40 flock cameras. Flock has pretty transparent pricing it’s about $3k per cam
854.
by infecto 11mo ago
Maybe? But the bigger problem is this number of 7300 is being made up in thin air. It’s bad math because it’s conflating too many things in the underlying audit.
855.
by infecto 11mo ago
7300 per arrest sounds cheap so I am not sure if you are for or against. I agree there needs to be better safe guards. I still believe it’s worth figuring out a balanced path forward, I like having cameras track public streets.
856.
by infecto 11mo ago
I don’t think it’s so much as critical but has potential to help close the loop on crime. Big box stores love this service. The can easily identify the car type and license and out out a bolo with the police. Police put this into flock and
857.
by infecto 11mo ago
I am always on the fence with flock. I can absolutely see how it goes wrong and wish there was more oversight into the ability to track people. On the other hand I see these as a very effective way to assist local law enforcement who across
858.
by infecto 11mo ago
I would be surprised it costs more. I am sure there are false positives but flock is generally pretty effective for local pd. I for one would rather have them to save police resources. This can also help in not pursuing folks that run. You
859.
by infecto 11mo ago
Being in the market does not specify what market. It’s more about you being unable to predict movements and it’s better to always be in than out.
860.
by infecto 11mo ago
That is just absurd. You are stuck in your head if you genuinely think that is true. Reminds me of some of the “10x engineers” I have worked with in the past that were so arrogant they ignored reality.
861.
by infecto 11mo ago
It creates a lot of value though. You may not see it but it exists. People so easily forget what you he financial systems looked like historically. Everything from having fluid loans of all type that don’t discriminate, to ipos, it’s easy t
862.
by infecto 11mo ago
Those are pretty old cases that I think the courts have moved away from and even in those cases it was a TOS violation and explicit c&d that the company ignored.
863.
by infecto 11mo ago
Do flock reps even need to fly out? They have massive contracts with the Walmarts of the world and the underlying commercial property owners. You don’t need to have a rep when it’s already in your area.
864.
by infecto 11mo ago
Energy is only one part. The full dollar cost should be accounted for. Wood is abundant in parts of the world. For those parts it probably makes no sense to recycling but we should let the market figure it out.
865.
by infecto 11mo ago
And this is where I wish local collection agencies and companies focused on. Be clear. That paper, throw in the trash. Collect metals, glass if it’s feasible because you are close to a glass manufacturer. But nothing else.
866.
by infecto 11mo ago
But isn’t what in the past? The market has always over time gone up to the right. Very serious and not joking? Ok go time the market. My point stands market timing is impossible. Historically you have always been best suited by being in the
867.
by infecto 11mo ago
It is a mixed bag but the way it’s handled and marketed in the US is absolutely a sham. Consumers are led to feel good that they are recycling when often that item is getting tossed in the landfill. But your callouts don’t make sense to me.
868.
by infecto 11mo ago
And I have read accounts that some of those stores simply toss them into the garbage in the back.
869.
by infecto 11mo ago
That’s my gripe there is no clear rule set and it’s highly localized and in those localized areas there are no clear guidelines. Most collection companies just say they take everything when it fact some or a lot of what’s being collected ge
870.
by infecto 11mo ago
You’re not wrong but the whole story is not being told. For most glass to be recycled and used it needs to go to a processing plant to make the cullet. There are geographical constrains on weight so if you don’t happen to live close enough

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