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631.
by koolba 2y ago
How often do you use an LLM to aid you in planning a crime?
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'Sesame Street' faces uncertain future amid funding cuts and layoffs(nytimes.com)
24 points by koolba 2y ago|16 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
What does this get you over vanilla express servicing a react front end? Is it the rest of the deploy infra? The vanilla app you can push to Heroku or any of its clones.
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Octopus jumps shark and goes for a ride on its back(theguardian.com)
5 points by koolba 2y ago|0 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
You still have to wait for the final fsync which is only requested after the transaction work has completed. So not sure you’re gaining much if at all from this. There’s also concurrency issues with writing and fsyncing the same fd: http:&
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by koolba 2y ago
You missed a number of steps. The transactions are independent so they signal completion (to trigger the commit fsync) independently. You can have the first transaction wait a bit to see if any other commits can be batched in the same fsync
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by koolba 2y ago
From the first hand accounts I’ve heard on this, the rich love not having to share the road with the less rich. The guy who gets shafted here is the middle to upper middle class with a job that requires driving into NYC.
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The early 2000s capacitor plague is probably not just a stolen recipe(arstechnica.com)
4 points by koolba 2y ago|0 comments
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Accenture is DOGE's first corporate casualty, shares dive on warning of cuts(cnbc.com)
4 points by koolba 2y ago|0 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
So the Canadien was deported for illegally being in the USA, got caught and deported, and then got caught again for illegally entering the USA again? Why would you not expect to be detained? The slap on the wrist was the first deportation.
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by koolba 2y ago
IIRC, that doesn’t work in practice because once you have a synchronous commit requested, all existing async commits that preceded it must be guaranteed to be fsynced for that sync commit to be fsynced. Which kind of makes sense if you thin
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by koolba 2y ago
Money is fungible and that’s clearly more than enough to cover the cost of the service provided. It doesn’t have to be the sticker price.
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by koolba 2y ago
Harvard has an endowment of about $55 billion dollars. Student population is about 22,000. At an industry standard 4% drawdown, they could provide $88,000 of “aid” to every student indefinitely. If you exclude foreign students and make them
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'Italian vendetta': SEC targeted by triumphant crypto industry(politico.com)
3 points by koolba 2y ago|0 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
Why else would a soundbar need updates anyway? It either performs its well defined functions when you bought it or they sold you a device that doesn’t input/output sound. Updates for these types of things always fall into three categor
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by koolba 2y ago
I’m pretty sure you can prompt inject the prompt injection / racism check. https://github.com/BenLirio/word-battle-server/commit/316140...
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by koolba 2y ago
This type of heavy handed action always leads to the same outcome for the popularity of the verboten material. Would love to see the actual severance contract too. It must have some kind of expiration date. Otherwise that kind of indefinite
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by koolba 2y ago
That and having a ticket system (e.g., Jira) to track why you touched prod and you can answer just about every question.
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by koolba 2y ago
You should address that with exterior grading and diverting gutter run off so far away from the structure that it can’t seep back toward your basement. If water can get in, it will. And it will do it when your sump is not operating. If you’
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by koolba 2y ago
The disinformation is you claiming that they had not reached an agreement that does not include explicit security guarantees. That’s never been disputed by Ukraine and there are multiple US sources claiming that they had come to that agreem
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by koolba 2y ago
> Zelenski indicated that he was willing to sign a deal if there are security guarantees. He was then presented a "deal" with no such guarantees in it. Your statements are simply false. Did you even read your own link? >>
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by koolba 2y ago
> This is a completely bonkers take. You actually expected him to sign over an absurd mineral commitment with no agreed benefit for Ukraine? Yes because that’s what they agreed to in advance of the meeting. The in person meeting, request
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by koolba 2y ago
Not just across concurrent processes, but also serial ones. Externalizing a cache into something like Redis lets you bounce your process with no reload time. You can get around it for some things like web sessions with a signed cookie, but
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by koolba 2y ago
You can’t change the seed phrase for a derived wallet. You’d have to create a new one and transfer the assets.
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by koolba 2y ago
He won the popular vote in 2016 in States like Wisconsin that for months said he was 10-15% behind in the polls. It’s my interpretation that those polls were wrong but the majority of the media didn’t care. They just wanted to push a narrat
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by koolba 2y ago
You mean polls like this that put Clinton 15% ahead? https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/blogs/wisconsin-voter/20... I think there’s a stronger argument that those polls were intended to suppress Trump v
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by koolba 2y ago
They should make a YOLO button that does a “git add . && git commit -m yolo && git branch -f master && git push origin master —-force”
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BlackRock Buys Hutchison's Panama Ports in Victory for Trump(bloomberg.com)
4 points by koolba 2y ago|1 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
They must have a massive influence. I think its gross revenue is something like 10% of the GDP of the whole country.
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by koolba 2y ago
Why would you receive any more or less garbage to contact information in a security.txt va just having a security@example.com email on your contact page? You’ll get the same amount of spam and irrelevant random bug bounty demanders. There’s

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