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by klooney 2y ago
We need to shut down immigration so we don't create an emerging Republican majority, or something. Didn't someone write a book about this
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by klooney 2y ago
Alternatively, `uv tool`
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by klooney 2y ago
The numbers are collected by the police, so somewhat tautologically, if they are too understaffed to collect police reports, crime stats go down.
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by klooney 2y ago
I've found solace in Helix. It all works out of the box, and it's fun learning a new and slightly different command language.
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Big companies can double your compensation though, it's a tradeoff.
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by klooney 2y ago
I remember being unhireable. Piece work stuff like Uber where you didn't need a resume felt like the only possible way to make money.
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by klooney 2y ago
Does Meta have a monetization plan, or are they just playing to stay in the game?
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by klooney 2y ago
Their DNS service comes to mind- although I guess it was divested, not killed.
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by klooney 2y ago
Anything that's not a < 3 year old MacBook Pro tends to chug.
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by klooney 2y ago
Krazam was ahead of the game https://youtu.be/eDr6_cMtfdA
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by klooney 2y ago
The Chinese strategy of forcibly keeping their financial sector depressed seems pretty sensible as a long term strategy.
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by klooney 2y ago
The lottery is pretty rough on people, and a lot of the schools are not amazing.
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by klooney 2y ago
> ChatGPT gives this now It's non-deterministic, everyone gets different responses
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by klooney 2y ago
> influential "Jargon File" defined cargo-cult programming as "A style of (incompetent) programming dominated by ritual inclusion of code or program structures that serve no real purpose."34 Note that the metaphor in
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by klooney 2y ago
They probably mean libvirtd/qemu, when people say "we used kvm" that's generally what they mean.
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by klooney 2y ago
> Chip orders with collective computation power up to roughly 1,700 advanced GPUs do not require a license Structuring, but for gpus. Seems like the sort of loophole you could drive a truck through.
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by klooney 2y ago
At my university, they did, I don't think it's that uncommon.
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by klooney 2y ago
Title 1 schools can get a ton of money. Smartboards in every class, school supplies fully stocked, not the usual "grim downward spiral" feel of a public school.
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by klooney 2y ago
The point of all the tiny European states is that they're blood and soil ethnostates. A lot of people got killed to establish that point.
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by klooney 2y ago
This is basically the Nissan Leaf's lane, albeit at like, 26k. It hasn't done that well after the initial rush, I think? Americans have long commutes.
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by klooney 2y ago
You're behind the times- blind auditions have been disfavored by DEI-practitioners for years, on the grounds that they're not as effective as quotas.
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by klooney 2y ago
> Revisions for prior months were less substantial than has been the recent trend. The October count saw an upward change of 7,000 to 43,000, while the November number was cut by 15,000 from the prior estimate. Something about epistemic
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by klooney 2y ago
Facebook maybe? She mentions the cat factory
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by klooney 2y ago
You can do gain-of-function research, but only in space.
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by klooney 2y ago
"Live, work, spend, pay taxes" is valuable from the perspective of the government, but what's the point of keeping them local from the point of view of the company hiring the body shop? You can't use them to work on gove
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by klooney 2y ago
What is the point and purpose of the body shops? What's the value proposition for people contracting with them instead of a more straightforward offshore contracting arrangement? Who is hiring them?
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by klooney 2y ago
How was your experience working with 0mq?
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by klooney 2y ago
They even do per-service stuff- their big AI feature is that it will detect people pasting social security numbers or other PII into ChatGPT and block it.
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by klooney 2y ago
> deprioritizing glue work is actually smart. In defense of deprioritizing glue work, engineers can invent an infinite amount of the it, burning time and salary, if you let them.
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by klooney 2y ago
Oh good grief

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