jonfw

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by jonfw 1y ago
How is that working for Taiwan?
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by jonfw 1y ago
The security industry, unfortunately, is awash with best practice violations masquerading as vulnerabilities
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by jonfw 1y ago
There are probably economies of scale associated with maintaining nuclear weapons. Whether you have 1500 or 3500, you need a “large scale nukes” program. You’re not going to cut costs in half by cutting nukes in half. You also have to consi
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by jonfw 1y ago
pricing link is busted
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by jonfw 1y ago
> And the mainframe giant last week told all US Cloud employees, sales or otherwise, to return to the office at least three days per week at designated "strategic" locations. This statement is not true
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by jonfw 1y ago
hey- curious what your experience has been like learning godot w/ LLM tooling. are you doing 3d? The 3D tutorial ecosystem is very GUI heavy and I have had major problems trying to get godot to do anything 3D
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by jonfw 2y ago
I don't know if you understand just how much of a difference there is between a 4.5 second car and a 7.5 second car- it is orders of magnitude. Even with half weight and double capacity- the worlds fastest EV will get walked by a fast
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by jonfw 2y ago
To be clear on my intentions- the OP said that conservatives wanted to eliminate critical thought. I assumed this was related to the elimination of DOE. My questions intended to dissect why exactly he thought that the DOE was responsible fo
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by jonfw 2y ago
> Conservative push for education elimination. I assumed this was a reference for the conservative push to eliminate the DOE. Or do you believe that conservatives actually want to eliminate the abstract concept of education?
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by jonfw 2y ago
Do you feel that the department of education is responsible for your ability to think critically? Do you feel that it would be impossible to think critically without the department of education? Do you feel that folks from other countries,
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by jonfw 2y ago
AKA fiction
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by jonfw 2y ago
Ayn Rand didn't write novels about homesteading- none of the characters in her books are self sufficient. I don't think that participation in society as it exists should prevent anybody from holding their philosophy of choice.
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by jonfw 2y ago
I fail to see the irony of "inheriting" an empire from Rand, when the protagonist of atlas shrugged and other main characters were heirs to a fortune. Inheritance is thoroughly explored in her work. To me- this article is about th
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by jonfw 2y ago
One thing I didn’t notice- what impact to the bottom line does kubernetes or docker bring? I love shiny tools and containers as much as anybody, but “this thing is shiny and new age” isn’t a great pitch. Your team needs to have problems tha
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by jonfw 2y ago
The number one reason to ban it is that golf is a spectator sport and nobody likes watching aimpoint. It is also slow, and poor pace of play can make golf less fun to watch as well. Pro Golf is under some pressure to become more exciting to
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by jonfw 2y ago
If you think lawn care is expensive now, you’d think it was crazy expensive if the labor was only done by citizens! Teens would be much more likely to mow lawns if the lawn care market had more money in it.
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by jonfw 2y ago
I was a self taught programmer who at one point dropped out of college to try and get into the industry earlier. I spent about a year sending out applications and got absolutely zero response. I go back to school for the remaining 2 years,
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by jonfw 2y ago
It's less effective at the OS wide level because the context is incredibly important. Notepad is used very differently from word processing and other applications. Even in the context of notepad- you're using that app very differe
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by jonfw 2y ago
I don't think we would expect to understand any of their radio data, but we might at least be able to recognize that it's alien in nature
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by jonfw 2y ago
If georgism was implemented here, then the value of the lot would have increased very significantly with a house was on it. With the significant additional value, it's likely that the two parties would have been able to come to an arra
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by jonfw 2y ago
One of the primary issues noted in the article is that not enough cardholders were floating their monthly rent, and instead they were immediately paying it off just to collect rewards.
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by jonfw 2y ago
Frankly I would leave a role well before I'd send unsolicited, negative feedback over my manager's head. Even if my feedback was well evidenced and actionable, and my director took action on it, I don't think it'd do me
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by jonfw 2y ago
If the claims in the article are true around 2.5k cancellations and ticket reselling, I'd say they found great reasons to revoke these airpasses.
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by jonfw 2y ago
It's less common for limited data like you have, it's more common for unlimited data. Essentially they don't want people using tethering as a replacement for home internet on these plans
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by jonfw 2y ago
There are extra rules that apply around data retention, privacy, consent, etc. for users below 13- see COPPA
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by jonfw 2y ago
This would highly depend on the strength of the market, right? Seems like a weaker market now
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by jonfw 2y ago
> The computer is crunching numbers and probabilities of things and giving its best guess based on that, in both cases. If it's appropriate for one, it should be for the other. Google maps isn't choosing a nearest ice cream sto
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by jonfw 2y ago
> "I googled 'the closest ice cream shop to my house' but it 'hallucinated' the one that was the second-closest'" a google search doesn't do that though. It will actually select ice cream shops fro
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by jonfw 2y ago
https://www.irs.gov/credits-deductions/used-clean-vehicle-cr...
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by jonfw 2y ago
nobody is going to get rid of their phone though... they're just going to have a phone and a disposable camera

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