lambdasquirrel

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by lambdasquirrel 1y ago
The AI I use at work can’t set up IAM correctly, didn’t even know it needed to, let alone associate said IAM principal with the correct k8s RBAC groups. I do appreciate that it ground through a lot of boilerplate, but I’m concerned that it’
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by lambdasquirrel 1y ago
Anecdotal, but AI was what enabled me to learn French, when I was doing that. Before LLMs, I would've had to pay a lot more money to get the class time I'd need, but the availability of Google Translate and DeepL meant that some m
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by lambdasquirrel 1y ago
It’s been said that every jetliner that is in the air right now has a 1in hairline fracture in it somewhere? But that the plane is designed for the failure of any one or two parts? Software doesn’t exactly work the same way. You can make “A
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by lambdasquirrel 1y ago
I think folks here have some idea how expensive chip fabs are. That's why only Canon is able to make their own sensors. Sony makes sensors for pretty much everyone else. But it's well known that other folks e.g. Nikon have been ab
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by lambdasquirrel 1y ago
It's all described in the referenced link. No need for everyone to get antsy. > 0. http://bactra.org/notebooks/nn-attention-and-transformers.ht ...
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
Sample size of two, but when I went to Costa Rica and then China, I did not get the sense that color was going out of fashion in either place. Indeed it seemed jarring how cOLorFuL everything was. But after a week I got used to it.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
Or nginx. In both cases it’s probably more expensive than an ALB but you have better integration with the app side, plus traffic mesh benefits if you’re using istio. The caveat is that you are managing your own public-facing nodes.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
Maybe the mechanical/EFCS shutter? Some animals just know and some like being the center of such attention. Others just don’t.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
You should be able to get fungus CLA’ed. Leica shooters using true vintage lenses sometimes need to do this when picking up a find from a flea market.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
The flip side of this is that the NATO countries have traditionally toed the U.S. stance on diplomatic matters, even on issues that are quite unpopular at home. The understanding abroad is that the U.S. can dictate what it wants, but then t
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
> The economics of a single dedicated store for hobbyists a la Joann's doesn't work anymore. Why is that? I still see stores for board games and the likelihood of making a profit from a board game is abysmal. Blick Art seems to
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
I apologize about our president as I’m sure many U.S. citizens would. That is all.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
Given the rest of the exchange between Steve and Colligan, they might have needed to leave for other reasons too.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
For how much these creators get paid per fan per month, does one really expect anything else? It’s not hard to imagine that many of them would be paid less than minimum wage if they actually responded to all their messages. But that much is
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
Sounds terrible for a relatively dense place like Western Europe or Japan, but I think this would be fine in the US and China.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
It’s not just Hans. Who hasn’t known some leading artist who was like this? Or even some former colleague? I’m sure most of us “artsy” types go through some phase like this, but this guy made it his whole life, and never questioned it until
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
I’ve already had one job interview where the applicant seemed broadly knowledgeable about everything we asked them during lead-in questions before actual debugging. Then when they had to actually dig deeper or demonstrate understanding whil
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
I did not get that impression from seeing a recent photograph from her, and this might be missing the point. Imagine that the law on the matter would be hostile towards a younger aspiring-professional image of her. Is Bentonville only going
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
There’s always a reason why we “need” our phone at all times, isn’t there? For the purposes of public policy (where schools are concerned), or even holding a meeting at work, what should be the best recourse?
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
From the article, it was only 19 floors? But it was built in Oklahoma, where there once were oil wells, and now that the wells are not operational, it's unclear what'll happen to the building in the long run. I think the parent co
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
At least at a strip club you know what you're getting. After what I've seen in group therapy, I'd prefer a strip club to a church.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
It’s definitely too much work for everyone to repeat and duplicate. The obvious solution (to those of us here) is open-source and right-to-repair requirements.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
> “A lot of the equity is gone, but it’s an asset class that is pretty resilient over time. It’s underwritable, it just needs a capital infusion.” Please no. We have been in an asset bubble. Just let it go.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
I don’t know how much you’re actually missing. Pixel shift is nice for architecture but if the purpose is to increase resolution, it’ll just kind of work for landscape and certainly not street. Leaves move in the air, and water moves. Peopl
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
Couldn’t you say it even more simply? VCs don’t even care about risk. They just want founders to make them a lot of money. It’s just that their portfolio strategy involves trading on tail distributions of risk. :P
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
My understanding is that the environmental reviews were intended to e.g. help less-privileged people from having highways and refineries built where they lived. Of course it has been abused to no end by more politically savvy folks.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
It’s not for nothing that Europe and China have been outpacing the U.S. in terms of renewables deployment. The only country that sees military intervention as the fix is us.
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
I wonder if something happened and he knew he wasn’t going to make it, and so crashed intentionally to avoid the possibility of hitting something when the fuel ran out. There are so many little islands in that area, and he could have plausi
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
That much is complicated. In the SF Bay Area, predominantly South Bay, I knew Asian families (all of them well-to-do, because South Bay), whose parents and extended family helped the new grads buy a house after a few years out of college. T
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by lambdasquirrel 2y ago
Makes sense.. all the serious astronomy apps are in black and red, and back before we had phones, we used to use red flashlights if we needed to consult our charts.

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