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by koolba 5mo ago
From the article, emphasis mine: > Additionally, Brockman’s journal showed him grappling with whether voting against Musk’s plan or for Musk’s ejection from the board would be morally wrong. > “Can’t see us turning this into a for-pro
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OpenAI president forced to read his personal diary entries to jury(arstechnica.com)
88 points by koolba 5mo ago|94 comments
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Using agroforestry to buffer noise [pdf](fs.usda.gov)
3 points by koolba 5mo ago|0 comments
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by koolba 5mo ago
This has been my experience as well. My stock advice to people who want to save money is to simply work more. Not because the marginal hours will be meaningfully worth it, but because it stops them from spending money by default.
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by koolba 5mo ago
Even SHA pinning only lets you go one hop. If the pinned action itself uses any non pinned actions, you’re still susceptible. I don’t think this problem is fixable without a higher level way to specify the full nested tree. Something like T
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Ex-FBI Director James Comey indicted for his '8647' seashell post on Instagram(cnbc.com)
20 points by koolba 5mo ago|3 comments
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by koolba 5mo ago
With enough drinks and a long enough flight, it’s unavoidable.
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Trump rushed out of dinner amid reports of shots fired(nytimes.com)
5 points by koolba 5mo ago|1 comments
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by koolba 5mo ago
So it reads the packets and replaces the byte sequences at the kernel level? How does that work across packet boundaries?
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by koolba 5mo ago
> GP is referring to Canal+ who'd play that one weekly porn movie on saturday evening. As an Anglophone it counts as taking a 1-credit foreign language class.
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by koolba 6mo ago
> … NJ diners because one saw the birth of Unicode While it’s possible that Unicode was also conceived at a diner, you’re likely thinking of UTF-8. Unicode was from a decade earlier. https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/u
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by koolba 6mo ago
What’s wrong with express?
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by koolba 6mo ago
> Old server nginx converted to reverse proxy We wrote a Python script that parsed every server {} block across all 34 Nginx site configs, backed up the originals, and replaced them with proxy configurations pointing to the new server. T
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by koolba 6mo ago
> i presume they wont let you “manage all your AI spend in one place” for free. Of course they will. In return they get to control who they’re routing requests to. I wouldn’t be surprised if this turns I to the LLM equivalent of “paying
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by koolba 6mo ago
And also completely meaningless as a credit rating in the context of creditworthiness specifically means the ability to repay. And they can always print dollar bills to do so. Now whether that $1 in 20 years will buy anything is an entirely
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by koolba 6mo ago
Because that’s what has traditionally allowed western countries to have a wide availability and inventory of goods vs communist economies.
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by koolba 6mo ago
> The act of typing isn't the hard part - its understanding what's going on, and why you're doing it. Using AI to generate code is only faster if you try and skip that step - which leads to an inevitable disaster It’s more
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by koolba 6mo ago
> Made a second batch of cola syrup without caramel color. It’s much weirder to drink than I expected. Indeed the 90s were an interesting time: https://youtu.be/2za2IK8FQoM
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by koolba 6mo ago
Are there any longer or more generic than this: > For any nonviolent offenses against the United States which they may have committed or taken part in during the period from January 1 2014 through the date of this pardon ( JAN 19, 2025 )
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by koolba 6mo ago
> It's not a rule, it's a law passed by Congress and signed by the President in 1978. You can't just ignore it. They’re not ignoring. They’re saying they think the law itself is unconstitutional. From the article: >>
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by koolba 6mo ago
Does this give you something different than the $20/mo plan when using codex?
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Beer Day(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by koolba 6mo ago|0 comments
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by koolba 6mo ago
Depends on which specific model as about half of them are made in the USA: https://www.kubota-kma.com/about/
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by koolba 6mo ago
How much did Iran make? There’s plenty of unregulated futures markets for them to make a massive short bet on oil.
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Trump agrees to 2-week ceasefire if Iran opens Strait of Hormuz(foxnews.com)
3 points by koolba 6mo ago|1 comments
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by koolba 6mo ago
Double cheeseburger has always had and still has two slices of cheese. The McDouble (which used to be $1) always had a single slice of cheese. The real hack was asking them to put Big Mac sauce on the McDouble. For $.30 it was pretty damn c
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by koolba 6mo ago
If you though locking semantics over NFS were wonky, just wait till we through a remote S3 backend in the mix!
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by koolba 6mo ago
I knew a guy that would bring a steak sealed in a vac seal bag to the gym and leave it in the sauna while he worked out. One hour later he was done working out and it was ready to eat too. Not sure I can actually recommend it to others but
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by koolba 6mo ago
If Costco had miscalculated its tariffs and was on the hook for some additional tax, they wouldn’t be passing it on retroactively. So it is not reasonable to expect any kind of refund either.
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by koolba 6mo ago
Over 50% of people have a below average understanding of statistics.

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