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by junofan 5mo ago
According to state news, 47% of Filipinos are “competent” with English [1]. They care. We all know what this is about. We’ve all had CS calls with accent friction. What’s the point of using word games to sidestep a problem and the discussio
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by junofan 5mo ago
Look up “generative engine optimization”
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by junofan 5mo ago
Inserting authorship claims is incredibly tacky. It’s today’s “Intel Inside” sticker. I don’t want your stickers on the computer I bought. “Sent from my iPhone” isn’t an authorship claim.
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by junofan 5mo ago
TFA mentions 20-year contracts between Del Monte and farmers. That seems to have worked so well that we have too many peach trees. Like, to me the present situation itself should assuage your fears. Are you thinking another processor/d
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by junofan 5mo ago
It’s great at 1. things you wouldn’t otherwise bother doing 2. things where it otherwise would get stuck iterating on hacky workarounds doomed to fail “Reverse engineer this app/site so we can do $common_task in one click”, “by the way
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by junofan 5mo ago
The law has a lot more stuff. I wonder what this part is all about: > if a person suffers damages from a minor committing the same offense repeatedly on school grounds … the person may bring a cause of action against a parent or guardian
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by junofan 5mo ago
Hah, I tried when BA had to cancel my flight due to a computer system outage. Coincidentally, some “activists” handcuffed themselves to a fence on the runway at the exact same time, which was an act of terror or whatever and thus not covere
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by junofan 5mo ago
I think especially given TFA and our inferred history with them that they were terrifying apex predators who occasionally raped human women. I don’t much believe the friendly smiling museum depictions that have lately become fashionable. Th
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by junofan 5mo ago
Joined because I loved yc, sv, and it’s my home. There’s a guy running around my neighborhood beating people with a pipe. I hope something like Flock can deal with it. I don’t know why people get on here and post agitprop.
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by junofan 5mo ago
> The last hurdle is regulatory How’d you arrive at this conclusion? Why would fleet providers accept regrettable losses? Wouldn’t the last hurdle be technical? > The question is how to achieve fairness What does that have to do with
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by junofan 5mo ago
I’ve been told explicitly to do what GP said, so it’s perhaps becoming word-of-mouth career advice at this point. In my case it told a different career story that is maybe more easily digestible.
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by junofan 5mo ago
OSS has gone off the rails recently. There’s a project under the Apache Software Foundation—I forget which—that is essentially a byproduct of the operations of a Chinese beverage company. That’s more like what I remember. We’re talking abou
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by junofan 5mo ago
Is this written down anywhere? All I can find is an announcement from the group and a follow-up message threatening Canonical if they do not negotiate. What does a DDoS accomplish if the contracts are signed and a team embedded? Why take do
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by junofan 5mo ago
Fallback would be doing > What the government wanted from us in order to lift the postponement
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by junofan 5mo ago
I’m actually surprised it’s so low. That’s about 7 seconds of the Mississippi River at its exit per day. Maybe a week or two of alfalfa farming per year, or even less? You could imagine running way more water, but I guess these racks are ex
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by junofan 5mo ago
I agree with GP and I think Grok’s original response should’ve stood. What’s not sincere about, essentially, “don’t fuck with my tools”? My cordless drill didn’t come with a pamphlet about worker’s rights, and the world didn’t end.
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by junofan 5mo ago
It’s just people who don’t read books outing themselves. Ignore.
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by junofan 5mo ago
I’ll buy it when they stop lying in the history section of their UN bioweapons self-certification thing. They can do that any time.
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by junofan 5mo ago
The kids are our future adults. It should be pretty obvious that getting them used to the state yanking access is a future problem. I don’t see anything off-color or unreasonable.
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by junofan 5mo ago
The takes in this thread are insane. There’s nowhere else to put this comment given the framing so I’m putting it here. OSS isn’t a charity movement.
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by junofan 6mo ago
Chronic absence is up and truancy is down according to this report. Not really what I’d expect for phone use—both should trend flat or up. I wonder if there’s a way to validate the hypothesis that post-shutdown, some of the cohort that woul
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by junofan 6mo ago
How about voting against offshoring? That way I don’t have to have an uncomfortable showdown with my employer, and every working person benefits.
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by junofan 6mo ago
Bringing together the money and people to make this stuff happen is the basis. That’s the most impressive part. Debatably the only truly impressive part. There’s no ideology. You can watch a really big rocket take off every month or two and
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by junofan 6mo ago
> political process means that every district supervisor gets their own rail project This is part of what people mean by “grift.” Anyway, I’m not right wing. I just want cheap rail done competently. That’s not “not the issue.” As a voter
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by junofan 6mo ago
What I don’t understand is why coexistence was so important. TFA notes a lot of protocols were in use back then. Also what’s with all the problems? I’ve had RA packets leak across VLANs via firewall misconfigurations, some my fault and some
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by junofan 6mo ago
I found it approachable but ultimately difficult to do what I want with its output, and I struggled to keep track of what I’m doing and what happened where. Some more hierarchy would be nice.
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by junofan 6mo ago
We do—our automotive assembly lines. F-22 is more of a deterrent. If we need more, it’s failed.
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by junofan 6mo ago
Sounds like a problem. Luckily it turns out my phone has two cameras and a laser dot projector pointed at my face right now. Not hard to imagine a future solution to this issue were we to pass this legislation, sadly…
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by junofan 6mo ago
> GPT‑Rosalind is now available … for qualified customers … It’s kind of gross to make money off her name (if that’s what’s happening) posthumously. It’s a complicated story anyway. IIRC her sister referred to it as “the Cult of Rosalind
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by junofan 6mo ago
I haven’t noticed much hype around Codex. I have both and use Claude for broad work off my phone and Codex on my computer to clean up the mess. Crank reasoning to the highest setting for each. Claude is extremely unreliable for me, and Code

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