jakeydus

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   by jakeydus 9mo ago

   How many people are employed at the average data center? A few dozen? Versus a steel mill, that’s nothing. A chicken plant in Nebraska closed down this last month. 3200 people lost their jobs. You think Meta will fill it with GPUs and the w
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   by jakeydus 9mo ago

   And reddit turned around and sold it all for a mess of pottage…
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   by jakeydus 10mo ago

   Not OP, but I’ve spent months cleaning up sqlalchemy models that were written in isolation using AI. Project was just not scalable.
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   by jakeydus 10mo ago

   I was specifically referring to ads for third party applications in the start menu, so you’re technically correct and I should have been more specific. I’d argue that those are upsells for the OS to enhance existing apps and systems. Not my
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   by jakeydus 10mo ago

   Oh I 100% agree, but what consumer-grade Dell comes with Linux out of the box?
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   by jakeydus 10mo ago

   > a new Dell isn’t that bloated. At least a new Mac doesn’t try to serve you ads in the app launcher.
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   by jakeydus 10mo ago

   I never thought of playing make believe as just being the dm for kids but that’s really fun.
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   by jakeydus 10mo ago

   I believe unifi offers aggregated dns logs ootb but you could always set up more detailed ones on the gateway itself.
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   by jakeydus 10mo ago

   I think it's still simpler, actually. IME the most complicated part of an ICE vehicle is the power delivery system. Transmissions are nightmares to work on. Making that all-electric and just using an engine to generate power significan
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    Obligatory Colin Jost Pete Hegseth warrior ethos post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZb1WO1_lGI
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    God I hope my bank isn't using agents to build things. "Sorry, Grok misplaced your retirement funds."
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    I'm not making any claims at all, I was just adding context from my recollection of the article that appeared to be missing from the conversation. Edit: What the article said: > The kinds of web applications I’m thinking of with thi
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    I'm new to the security side of things; I can understand that leaking any information about the backend is no bueno, but why specifically is table size an issue?
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    The author doesn't reference any tests that they themselves ran, but they did link a cybertec article [0] with some benchmarks. [0] https://www.cybertec-postgresql.com/en/unexpected-downsides-...
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    I think they address this in the article when they say that this advice is specific to monolithic applications, but I may be misremembering (I skimmed).
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    > It's just aggravating to see someone write "totally undeniable" when the thing is trivially denied. You've described AI hype bros in a nutshell, I think.
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    I think that is it happening is an important question, but “does the consumer actually want it to happen” should be equally important. It won’t be, because the c suite will just make the decision for us all, but it ought to be.
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    You forgot the italics on Y
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    Also the rumor I heard from a friend at Apple (hearsay, obviously, and an anecdote to boot) was that Alan Dye was pretty unpopular among designers.
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    Also, legally, in the United States corporations are people.
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    by jakeydus 10mo ago

    > If you just do any of this […], some senior in the org will complain and you will lose. More accurate statement imo.
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    by jakeydus 11mo ago

    I think I’ll set up a local leaderboard with friends this year. I was never going to make it to the global board anyway but it is sad to see it go away.
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    by jakeydus 11mo ago

    And yet here you are, signaling to others your uniqueness by saying how much you hate the way that they signal theirs. It's not that deep, man. This sounds like a really tough way to live and I genuinely wish you the best of luck with
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    by jakeydus 11mo ago

    I legitimately do not understand this kind of behavior. A: "I have an excellent example that clearly illustrates my point." B: "Great, what is it?" A: "Uhm, if you don't already know, then you're stupid
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    by jakeydus 11mo ago

    I'll be honest I think that dying on the hill of "putting stickers on your laptop [...] is the least authentic thing for a software developer to do" makes you look pretty ridiculous.
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    by jakeydus 11mo ago

    Yeah, OP's username seems pretty appropriate
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    by jakeydus 11mo ago

    I think that on its face the term "sacred knowledge" kind of communicates an intimacy that indicates that it's not something that's shared with people who don't have a privileged relationship with you. I think the b
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    by jakeydus 11mo ago

    Yeah it's more effort, but I'd argue that security through obscurity is a super naive approach. I'm not on Google's side here, but so much infrastructure is "secured" by gatekeeping knowledge.
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    by jakeydus 1y ago

    I made the switch to Ubiquiti from TP Link last year. 1000% worth it. The "Just Works (tm)" thing is true, but the ceiling of what you can do with it is so much higher. I'll also say that the Unifi nerds out there are legion
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    by jakeydus 1y ago

    edit: it appears that Orchomenus also has an area of the city that Wikipedia refers to as the acropolis; I'm wondering if the game pulls the acropolis data from the Athenian Acropolis but then mistakenly attributes it to Orchomenus? I