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by klooney 10mo ago
The Corvette is a pretty niche vehicle though
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by klooney 10mo ago
Used Model 3s are a steal though
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by klooney 10mo ago
Does SF have school buses?
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by klooney 10mo ago
> if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em” approach and form partnerships with Chinese manufacturers to get access to their technology, said Shay Natarajan, a partner at Mobility Impact Partners, a private equity firm that invests in transportat
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by klooney 10mo ago
Cost disease gone wild
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by klooney 10mo ago
In my home town, they tore the Best down and replaced it with a Best Buy, which was very confusing.
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by klooney 10mo ago
The fix was released in September according to GrapheneOS, so you'd think they could have it out for the flagships
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by klooney 10mo ago
I feel like AI executives are probably the biggest upgrade
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by klooney 11mo ago
The author's father agrees with you, which is pretty funny.
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by klooney 11mo ago
> In addition to this safety net, we also have tooling that allows us to trigger ad hoc Chef runs across the fleet or a subset of nodes when needed Is it Ansible? I feel like all Chef deployments grow an Ansible attachment eventually.
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by klooney 11mo ago
I have a similar vintage XPS13, it's a total tank. I'm sad to hear they're flimsy now.
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by klooney 11mo ago
Why use Awesome with floating windows?
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by klooney 11mo ago
We're halfway to Roko's Basilisk here
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by klooney 11mo ago
I'm not against it, but this particular strip seemed a little incoherent. It might need manual storyboarding.
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by klooney 11mo ago
Other than the theme, what's the difference between typing what you want into Slack and maybe getting it can typing it into ChatGPT and maybe getting it?
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by klooney 11mo ago
Kotaku and their parent company are in the dogmatic "silicon valley bad " camp. Not to defend Roblox or Polymarket, but if they were doing a pretty good job, I would expect the presentation to be the same.
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by klooney 11mo ago
I never understood the GOPATH freakout, coming from Python it seemed really natural- it's a mandatory virtualenv.
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by klooney 11mo ago
You can't afford to have people cook food here, just reheat it.
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by klooney 11mo ago
If viewership is high, does that matter? Football loses hundreds of millions of dollars for Proctor and Gamble, if you look at it a certain way.
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by klooney 11mo ago
> Rather than creating dependence, the export controls appear to have severed one of America’s strongest points of leverage: the integration of Chinese AI development into US-dominated supply chains and ecosystems. Integration and levera
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by klooney 11mo ago
"The Tyranny of nouns" when everything has a subtly different name in every context
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by klooney 11mo ago
This is the dog that bites the man if he tries to touch the equipment in the factory, isn't it.
113.
by klooney 1y ago
It's mostly worked out cleanly, there's a ton of re-use of vim-isms. Now I just can't use vim anymore.
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by klooney 1y ago
There seems to be a contingent that just doesn't use scroll back search, which I find kind of baffling.
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by klooney 1y ago
If you want to limit the availability of a substance, you can't rely on Responsible Professionals acting as gatekeepers- too many will take the money and run.
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by klooney 1y ago
California used to have a medical marijuana program where access was supposed to be controlled by requiring licensed physicians to prescribe it. Turns out there's enough disgraced doctors to rubber stamp huge volumes of prescriptions,
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by klooney 1y ago
They've got a "Mill Core" in there- is the design related to the Mill Computing design?
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by klooney 1y ago
It's become controversial because of the politics of weight loss, and the media's addiction to "counterintuitive research shows".
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by klooney 1y ago
It's really hard to do blue/green on prem with giant expensive database servers. Maybe if you're super big and you can amortize them over multiple teams, but most shops aren't and can't. The cloud is great.
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by klooney 1y ago
Advertisements in Windows seem like a deal breaker to me, but I've been gone for a while.

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