klooney

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by klooney 6mo ago
What's the sleep situation? I have an ancient Dell with S3, which is totally fine, and a Mac for work, which is fine, but the modern standby situation, as summarized by people who are mad about it, sounds bad.
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by klooney 6mo ago
Sometimes the only way you can get basic engineering practices done like "have tests", "have a build system", "run the tests and the builds automatically", "insist that the above work" without managem
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by klooney 6mo ago
You need regional state, or you're still back hauling to the db with all the lag.
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by klooney 6mo ago
Central Computer too
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by klooney 6mo ago
I saw a Cybercab on the 280 today, it looked kind of cool but kind of weird, too. I wonder if it'll be the same thing physically.
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by klooney 6mo ago
> Modernity is about not doing what your family says The flip side is that rich and modern people feel lonely and sad that they don't have strong social bonds.
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by klooney 6mo ago
Sailing. Good to focus your eyes on something not glowing, the cold and wet makes you feel really alive. There's a bottomless pit of cheap old boats and maintenance to learn about- or if you like buying toys, the sky is the limit. I li
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by klooney 6mo ago
The EU has been a huge free rider on defense and pharma spending from the US, they're going to have a rough time reorganizing their economies.
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by klooney 6mo ago
What do you need to get serviced every year? Do the tires wear out that fast?
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by klooney 7mo ago
He's a longtime OpenOffice/LibreOffice and now, I guess, CollabraOffice contributor.
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by klooney 7mo ago
You can bomb a pipeline too
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by klooney 7mo ago
> US is way more impacted by fertilizer disruption than China is. China is also a big food importer, they'll feel it eventually
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by klooney 7mo ago
Until the security team requires a password on the yubikey tap
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by klooney 7mo ago
> Potential Conflict of Interest: The government relies, in part, on third-party firms to vet cloud technology, but those firms are hired and paid by the company being assessed. Hah. First time looking at FedRAMP? The real reason for thi
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by klooney 7mo ago
I love https://github.com/lucagrulla/cw , it's like tail for cloudwatch. It's super fast.
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by klooney 7mo ago
There's so much Java development in the Bay
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by klooney 7mo ago
It's good advice, the US doesn't want to be there in six months, let alone six years.
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by klooney 7mo ago
https://understandingwar.org/research/middle-east/iran-updat... They've started bombing the oil in infrastructure
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by klooney 7mo ago
Is this WITCH companies?
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by klooney 7mo ago
I hate the credentialism. What a bummer of a place to end up.
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by klooney 7mo ago
> Experts will naturally use these systems more productively, because they know how to coerce models into the correct conditional distributions which light up the right techniques. How much can you patch over with the models doing their
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by klooney 7mo ago
> Beijing is trying to manage a 'controlled glide' in growth while building a new economy based on technology rather than property," Sounds like a good idea
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by klooney 7mo ago
It's an article about the Gulf states, and how their desalination plants are vulnerable to Iran.
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by klooney 7mo ago
Is Litestep still around? You used to be able to sub out the windows shell...
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by klooney 7mo ago
Are there non-Mac laptops that still support real sleep? I'm worried about replacing my beater XPS.
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by klooney 7mo ago
Man, how do you get box seats out of AWS, I'm missing out
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by klooney 8mo ago
Something about being president just makes people want to do it
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by klooney 8mo ago
Grok in unhinged mode piloting an Apache, what could go wrong.
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by klooney 8mo ago
> Retroactive Privilege Expansion. You created a Maps key three years ago and embedded it in your website's source code, exactly as Google instructed. Last month, a developer on your team enabled the Gemini API for an internal proto
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by klooney 8mo ago
That was brutal, but somehow still not mean enough.

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