klooney

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by klooney 8mo ago
Claude probably
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by klooney 8mo ago
This is hilarious, and an exceedingly accurate imitation of human behavior.
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by klooney 8mo ago
Declining popularity among men
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by klooney 8mo ago
It's so maddening. They just decided in like 2010 they didn't want to ever do anything again.
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by klooney 9mo ago
What are you doing, for the non-Germans? I'm wondering how onerous your tax optimization strategy is.
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by klooney 9mo ago
GLP1 theory of everything
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by klooney 9mo ago
US industrial policy continues to be "maybe Elon Musk will do it".
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by klooney 9mo ago
> run at a nominal 1.2V instead of the 1.5V of alkaline batteries. I've suddenly figured out why so many toys don't work with rechargeable batteries
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by klooney 9mo ago
You can tell all the Microsoft executives use Macs at work.
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by klooney 9mo ago
> nodes/proxy GET allows command execution when using a connection protocol such as WebSockets. This is due to the Kubelet making authorization decisions based on the initial WebSocket handshake’s request without verifying CREATE pe
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by klooney 9mo ago
> If there is one thing about Windows that is really good, it is its kernel and driver architecture Sure, but alternatively, you could just lay those guys off and bank the savings of outsourcing to Linus and co.
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by klooney 9mo ago
You have to buy hipster clothes to have it happen
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by klooney 9mo ago
There's been a big up about undocumented Sikh commercial drivers with CDL licenses, primarily because there have been some spectacular fatal crashes on video.
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by klooney 9mo ago
> It is obvious now that whatever quality LLM have, they don't think and reason, they are just statistical machine outputing whatever they training set as most probable I have kids, and you could say the same about toddlers. Terrifi
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by klooney 10mo ago
This is kind of the nightmare announcement, full steam ahead to the nation building quagmire
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by klooney 10mo ago
Battery capacity is still better at short duration shifting- milliseconds, minutes- all night is tough. The xAI mega pack can only do 4 hours according to the article.
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Why there hasn't been a ChatGPT moment in manufacturing(theshearforce.substack.com)
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by klooney 10mo ago
Pixels do now
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by klooney 10mo ago
I mean, if you were the Micron CEO, would you bet the company on demand sustaining from AI? It seems like it could all go belly up very fast.
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by klooney 10mo ago
For cryptography, it's probably more important to be unpredictable than to have a perfect entropy score.
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by klooney 10mo ago
I don't know, this feature looks old though, not sure why it's here.
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by klooney 10mo ago
tc is Traffic Control for Linux, you can do things like set priorities, drop traffic for testing, etc. This looks like now you could match by systemd service, container, or some other thing with its own group, which sounds useful.
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by klooney 10mo ago
Maybe you just really need unhinged mode for verisimilitude
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by klooney 10mo ago
`systemctl status $pid` will get you a lot
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by klooney 10mo ago
Go's lock files arrived at around the same time as the proxy, before then you didn't have transitive dependencies pre baked.
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by klooney 10mo ago
We have a big semiconductor industry! We just didn't have TSMC.
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by klooney 10mo ago
Skydio and Freefly and a bunch of defense contractors. Skydio is pretty big, IIRC
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by klooney 10mo ago
Looking at this list: Standard Postgres compiled with some AWS-specific monitoring hooks A custom backup system using EBS snapshots Automated configuration management via Chef/Puppet/Ansible Load balancers and co
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by klooney 10mo ago
Seaweed looks good in those benchmarks, I haven't heard much about it for a while.
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by klooney 10mo ago
https://varlink.org/ systemd already has

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