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by jen20 1mo ago
> it seems like it would be ever so much simpler to go live near your actual office This constrains the companies you can work at to ones with a local office, if you do not want to move house. If you want to live within walking distance
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by jen20 1mo ago
I don’t really care what businesses want at this point: my default position is that they are trying to scam me in some way and must be handled appropriately. Credit cards are a must-have in this situation, since they provide a mechanism oth
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by jen20 1mo ago
> It would be a good idea for young people to deeply know how these programs work. It would be a good idea for _everyone in the industry_ to deeply know how LLM training, inference and "agents" work, not least because it remove
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by jen20 1mo ago
GitHub Enterprise means two things: - The cloud-hosted service presumably on slightly different infra, - The self-hosted version of GitHub that runs on hardware you own. The second definitely counts as "real" self-hosting.
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by jen20 1mo ago
> bolting co-pilot on to github They already did this, no?
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by jen20 1mo ago
Having worked at places with GitHub Enterprise, that isn’t much of an improvement. You could host something else, but almost everything in this space isn’t great at scale.
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by jen20 1mo ago
The answer is both things. Legislation should forbid misuse of data with company officers being personally liable in the same manner as Sarbanes-Oxley, and should be so strictly enforced that holding data about individuals becomes seen as a
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by jen20 1mo ago
> What is the actual concern with McDonalds having this data about you? That they will sell it to someone else, who will match it with other available data to derive a profile with which they can do bad or immoral things.
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by jen20 2mo ago
> but it was original New York Times building. It was the second New York Times building! The original was on Park Row.
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by jen20 2mo ago
In even more recent history, both were cleared by a court of wrongdoing [1]. Infantino is clearly worse in every respect. [1]: https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/44397617/ex-fifa-chie...
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by jen20 2mo ago
Blatter was president of FIFA, not UEFA.
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by jen20 2mo ago
This would only be true if they did not allow the hydration breaks to be used as a group coaching opportunity.
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by jen20 2mo ago
They should also not be used an excuse for teams to be coached as a group.
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by jen20 2mo ago
While that might be tongue-in-cheek, no company I have ever worked at has had a better work/life balance than the earliest days of HashiCorp (low tens of people) when Mitchell was the CEO.
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by jen20 2mo ago
They certainly were not late to AI, unless you narrowly define AI as “LLMs”. See [1] as a single example among many. [1]: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1609/aimag.v19i1.1355
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by jen20 2mo ago
In a garage or not, it's not a normal thing to do in the UK. It's also not a _normal_ thing to do in the US, though I have heard some people do it in higher-crime cities to avoid the windows being broken.
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by jen20 2mo ago
I tried searching for "Austin, Texas, United States", "Austin, Texas" and just "Texas" and didn't find very much - not sure if I'm missing how they're indexed, but I'd expect at least one of
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by jen20 2mo ago
Aha, thanks for the reference. Good to see that written down by Apple!
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by jen20 2mo ago
CPUs do not talk to displays via CAN.
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by jen20 2mo ago
Do you have a specific example of a function that exhibits this? Both my BMWs (one each of the last two generations of iDrive) do not in any noticeable capacity, nor did my 2009 one with what was then known as "professional" navig
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by jen20 2mo ago
I've seen cars that didn't have large screens put the reversing camera in the rear-view mirror - which actually is an excellent place for them.
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by jen20 2mo ago
My guess (without much to substantiate it) is that it will also keep support for running x86_64 programs in virtual machines via `container` too.
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by jen20 2mo ago
That is also true of the rest of their codebase, no?
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by jen20 3mo ago
Voice and video calls are both outlawed in the US by the DOT.
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by jen20 3mo ago
Anything that uses virtual machines (perhaps you're running FreeBSD inside them, for example), or where you need complex network topology.
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by jen20 3mo ago
That (unpleasant) saying predates Kubernetes by at least half a decade.
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by jen20 3mo ago
US citizen and permanent resident are equivalent for the purposes of this...
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by jen20 3mo ago
To understand your error, consider that in the month leading up to the 2016 US presidential election, the widely-accepted probabilities were between 70% (Five-Thirty-Eight) and 90% (Reuters) in favour of Clinton.
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by jen20 3mo ago
Quite a bit, it seems: https://tailscale.com/blog/database-for-2022
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by jen20 3mo ago
A previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46191763

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