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by jcims 2mo ago
I’d like to see a human one shot a pelican on a bicycle in raw svg.
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by jcims 2mo ago
Agreed. I've started calling our non-production infrastructure environments 'engineering' rather than dev, and nobody's invited. We'll pull in platform teams that are exposed to this shame environmental offset iss
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by jcims 2mo ago
Indeed. Likely a bit of both.
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by jcims 2mo ago
Operationally (and anecdotally obv) we've found that accessing Claude via AWS Bedrock has been notably more stable than direct to Anthropic.
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by jcims 2mo ago
Roughly equivalent to the percentage of startups that fail. Lower numbers don’t mean we’re doing better, it means we’re trying less.
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by jcims 2mo ago
You would still need the sun shield in place obv.
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by jcims 2mo ago
The wild thing is that, if I understand it correctly, if you were floating in a spacesuit at the same spot you'd also see that resolution (likely highly distorted) with the naked eye.
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by jcims 2mo ago
Yeah if the lower 48 states (~2800 miles) span the width of my entire screen (2560px), each pixel represents just over a mile. The satellites at that level were rendered with dots that are ~3px or just over 3 miles/.1% of that width.
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by jcims 2mo ago
Yes https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/05/starlink-blocks-acce...
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by jcims 3mo ago
My truck (Ford) has some cell connectivity that I’ve never paid for. At scale it’s likely very inexpensive.
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by jcims 3mo ago
What a goofy comment. Pedestrians are *also* subject to right-of-way rules, just like everyone else on the road. Many examples of people running between parked/stopped cars and getting smoked when they hit an open lane with a vehicle
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by jcims 3mo ago
It’s also surprisingly reliable given the physics of it all. I built a house out in the country in 2007 and 10Mbps DSL was all that was available for terrestrial connectivity up until literally yesterday. The DSL would go down for hours a
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by jcims 3mo ago
Great comment! >I thought was kind of the most fascinating part of the damninteresting article was the revelation that the evolved programs were inseparable from the single physical FPGA used in the training. 100% agree with this!!! It
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by jcims 3mo ago
Just saw glow worms for the first time last month. Very cool critters. Not sure I even knew they existed before that.
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by jcims 3mo ago
Vendor diversity is a longstanding risk management principle. For it to work you need to invest in it as you build, not when the rug is pulled.
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by jcims 3mo ago
Very cool idea. I'm sure this can be annoying when people do this, but I can't help myself lol. I wonder if you could operate in a different modality and find discontinuities in material properties rather than use it as a classif
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by jcims 3mo ago
I've noticed that more and more of my mental attention while speaking is observing the words that come out of my mouth rather than 'generating' them. I split time between rough pathfinding in my mind to fit a conceptual fram
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by jcims 3mo ago
Reminds me of this old article - https://www.damninteresting.com/on-the-origin-of-circuits/ One of my favorite little morsels of internet goodness.
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by jcims 3mo ago
Take a look at extropic. AFAICT it's a form of analog computer.
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by jcims 3mo ago
It's probably not going to be an auto-rejection, it's just going to sit in a queue that looks like this Screened Applications [13] Unscreened Applications [39148]
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by jcims 3mo ago
Same. I still say please and thank you as well. It's not for the LLM, it's for me.
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by jcims 3mo ago
I wonder how much the concept of 'roles' in an LLM is a artifact of the technology vs. a projection of our own human limitations into the training data. I've recently switched from nearly 30 years in cybersecurity roles into
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by jcims 3mo ago
Damn I loved that movie!
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by jcims 4mo ago
That's not needed if you happen to have a live sts session with the appropriate permissions to create a new account in an aws organization.
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by jcims 4mo ago
I just bought a Sony rx100 and the software is just as terrible as I remember from the last time I bought a Sony. This is tempting.
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by jcims 4mo ago
The spinny things on the vehicle are LIDAR.
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by jcims 4mo ago
Good consideration but I still think there’s an uptick. This is all AI generated as I’m not in a spot to do anything more at the moment but this is a chart of ‘linux kernel’ CVEs rated as high/critical correlated with NVD. https:&#x2F
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by jcims 4mo ago
Hammer faces would work (def wear goggles!!!). Hit the face of the disposable one with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide, vinegar and salt and wait an hour.
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by jcims 4mo ago
I just did some analysis on this last weekend, in 2024 there were roughly 100 CVEs published every day. In April we hit approximately 200 per day. Going backwards from 2023, the doubling interval for published CVEs was approximately 4 to 4
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by jcims 4mo ago
How is this post two hours old and I don't see any references to Project Farm: https://www.youtube.com/c/projectfarm One of the best review channels for products in this area. I moved from DeWalt to Milwaukee for

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