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4mo ago
I wonder when an agent will "decide" that it's more efficent to outsource its work to humans
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4mo ago
Breaking News Broke News The BBC used to deride Sky for being "never wrong for long", but the race to "break the news" changed that. If the news is about something that happened today it's barely worth looking at. P
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5mo ago
I find ram crazy. My thinkpad has 32G of ram, it's a t470 that's nearly a decade old Why do people with modern laptops have such little amounts of ram?
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5mo ago
> SingCERT dropped the case I expect some dodgy company to try to shirk out of it, I don't expect a country's cybersecurity agency to do so
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5mo ago
Oh wow, lyrics too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4X2FG9Jbqw
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Not just that. If you have a $10B fund which owns things evenly across the nasdaq, and a new company arrives, you have to buy shares in the new company, which means selling existing shares or getting more funding to balance. So you buy $1B
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5mo ago
Well it can, from Kim Dotcom to Bin Laden. But it's harder thanks to US actions in the last few years, and especially in countries which can bite back.
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5mo ago
> pretty absolute devotion to freedom Freedom from one perspective
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5mo ago
> humble systemd
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5mo ago
Not great when every other share price collapses as they get sold as funds are rebalanced. Almost every stock in VIG is in the S&P.
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Every bot
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Doesn't matter, it will go into the nasdaq/s&p at $1t, passive funds will have to buy it at that price, meaning a wealth transfer from 401ks to people with pre-ipo stock The only reason AI is worth $1T is if you believe it wil
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5mo ago
Ahh, Colonel Bone Spurs I'm more worried about the theocracy underneath him than the demented idiot himself https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/26/hegseth-pray... https://www.msn
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5mo ago
My only netware experience was with pxeboot (or similar) of a dos/win3.11 environment over ipx, but that was 93 onwards. > someone helped her by installing windows on it "helped" Personally I hadn't tried Linux until
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5mo ago
What did you use before dos?
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5mo ago
> But if you want to f$ck around and find out It's a tale as old as the USA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mile_high_club
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5mo ago
> the original and best video of this has been scrubbed from youtube More US censorship. Nude skydiving, terrible. Indepth reviews of how to kill things with insane levels of weaponry? Featured video time.
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5mo ago
Just the presidency
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5mo ago
Streisand effect is more useful. Not that any of this matters, these people are too wealthy (and thus powerful) to bring to justice.
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5mo ago
Can't be american, that's all about the freedom of speech. Or is that only to protect nazis and the klu klux klan?
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5mo ago
So out of 100 claimed children, 40 of them are actually children and you'd want to reject them because of the law of big numbers?
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5mo ago
When you put the computer in charge, it tends to say no https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0YGZPycMEU
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5mo ago
Pay perhaps? Or do you work for free?
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5mo ago
The fibre and sfps are a tiny price of the entire solution DACs will be cheaper than fibre in a bay, but between neighbouring bays about the same. A 7m passive 40g qsfp dac is £80. A pair of multimode 40g is £66 and 7m multimode cable is £1
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5mo ago
> I don't really understand what the 35%+ still sees in Trump. Massive fraud, abuse of power, covering up Epstein files, more war in the ME, the president is ranting at 3am on his social media. He's falling asleep in meetings a
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There's no demand for it. Half of the US still likes what's happening, half the ones that don't are only concerned because gas prices are a little high.
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5mo ago
Classical greek and modern greek are quite different
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5mo ago
I did spec a couple of 7m dacs a few months ago to run between two adjacent bays, but normally for more than 2m I'll just drop a SM sfp and run a preterminated fibre cable. In the field its the armoured fibre on a reel, 100m, 200m, 500
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5mo ago
I rely on actions, but those actions are pretty much "on this type of change to this branch run these scripts" It will be a hassle to migrate to another platform, possibly a couple of hours work to do the 25 repos in my ~/git
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5mo ago
Did they consider removing old questions?
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