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by kitd 3mo ago
I think this may be a US thing. Fords built in Europe are pretty decent. Reliable (compared with most other makes), cheap parts and ubiquitous servicing. I've bought Fords (in the UK) for about the last 20 years and have in the main be
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by kitd 3mo ago
There's no shortage of anal moderation, resident schizos, and weird cliques in show on the "Walmart" communities.
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by kitd 3mo ago
It'll be a brave man who takes on the IBM legal department over terminology in widespread use.
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by kitd 3mo ago
Punch cards are just text editors in primitive form though, ie columns across and lines down. All very 2D. A visual programming canvas is free of that, and thus can display connections and relationships far more deeply and conveniently than
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by kitd 3mo ago
A very long time ago I wrote an Eclipse plug in that would read from source comments an ascii diagram describing the state/transition flow of a java class object, and generate/update the necessary state fields and transition meth
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by kitd 3mo ago
How? If this, then so is DHI.
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by kitd 3mo ago
"The right tools" in this case might presumably include, eg, a set of repos + docs and specs on the various technologies being used. Or a library of text/images and background docs on style and techniques use to create them.
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by kitd 4mo ago
The law varies from country to country, but at least I vote for the legislators creating the laws governing my local sovereign AI.
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by kitd 4mo ago
Uk kids about to discover the power of Hetzner Linux vps + vnc.
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by kitd 4mo ago
"Pleonasm" is the word you're looking for: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1690206002103695
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by kitd 4mo ago
Water depth in the Rove tunnel is 4m, and 12m in the Stad tunnel. They don't say at what state of the tide that is though, which I would have thought affects the size of ship that can pass through significantly (unless it has locks eit
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by kitd 4mo ago
A Go executable is self-contained. You can put it in a Docker container with very little overhead. That would give you some sandboxing at least.
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by kitd 4mo ago
Get Claude to fix IIS, or is that not allowed any more?
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by kitd 4mo ago
Funny that coding agents have personalities, including "that colleague" you want to avoid even if you know they're probably quite good at what they do!
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by kitd 4mo ago
TIL it supports mqtt. Happy 10000 day to me :)
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by kitd 4mo ago
Why? It's the client that initiates the connection.
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by kitd 4mo ago
Maybe @varjag isn't morally corrupt
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by kitd 4mo ago
Read the article. Typical users had old browsers often with poor reception. One user was using a PlayStation Portable which had very limited WWW capability.
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by kitd 4mo ago
Good at aligning rocks with stars
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by kitd 4mo ago
True. I'd say "anti-DEI" is the real ideology.
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by kitd 4mo ago
Why is that ideology?
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by kitd 4mo ago
Rugby is having the same discussion as well. Despite the lack of helmets, there are comparatively few skull fractures but the incidence of CTE is way too high. The insidious problem is not so much the big hits, but the accumulated result of
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by kitd 4mo ago
That's literally what Have I Been Pwned is for. https://haveibeenpwned.com/
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by kitd 4mo ago
The survey excluded veterans with no commercial ties. Maybe those publications not mentioned used them instead.
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by kitd 4mo ago
Age verification with facial ID? ;)
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by kitd 4mo ago
Huh?
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by kitd 4mo ago
Hmm, same day as RH and IBM announce Project Lightwell to help detect and fix supply chain vulns. https://www.redhat.com/en/lightwell
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by kitd 4mo ago
Go to the end. Those machines were provided by the companies discounted so she could continue her llm research. She's not saying "anyone who's anyone" has a 1024-core workstation these days.
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by kitd 4mo ago
Interesting post. I'd never thought of it that way. Not consciously anyway. Might that make an air-launched system more reliable? Even if it's less efficient, the TCO would be lower using a winged system for the initial phases of
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by kitd 4mo ago
the arc of history The history of arcs?

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