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by lelandbatey 6mo ago
Do note that there's a ton of media that is not very available via sailing the seas. For example, reality TV has very low availability, typically only currently airing seasons at best. Thus if you're trying to convince a family to
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by lelandbatey 6mo ago
Kalman filters are very cool, but when applying them you've got to know that they're not magic. I struggled to apply Kalman Filters for a toy project about ten years ago, because the thing I didn't internalize is that Kalman
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
> They work For some definition of work, yes, not every definition. Their product is not without flaw, leaving room at for improvement, and room for improvement by more than only other AI. > There are no vulnerabilities That's
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
Reading around a bit, yes to Netflix adding anti-piracy measures, maybe to folks recording HDMI/DisplayPort. Apparently, Netflix is using steganography/content watermarks in their 4k content itself to trace users who are pirating.
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
I agree, I find that the "MiseryMap" from flightaware is less "pretty" but much more informationally dense. https://www.flightaware.com/miserymap/
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
Yes, when they work overtime they get paid more for that overtime than regular time. The money doesn't somehow make it sustainable for the people burning out their lives. Working 7 days a week, including overnight shifts, for 20 years
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
Mostly yes. Upright fridge and freezer designs trade off efficiency for convenience (rooting around in a chest fridge/freezer can be annoying). https://youtu.be/CGAhWgkKlHI
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
The video down thread shows, the internal food-supports are all wire meshes with big gaps. The cold air is not squirted up and out like a syringe, it's more like the food is kept in a birdcage that's lowered and raised out of a po
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
Fly is not saying "just ignore SOC2 compliance". Fly is saying "yes, get SOC2, we had to become SOC2 compliant, and also, you can work with your auditor to achieve SOC2 compliance in a more sane way than if you just do what
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
Who can know what the world will look like as we "transition"? I sure don't, but I'm thankful the author here has taken a stab at it. I feel like this is one of the first stories I've seen to try to imagine this pos
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
You're right that this isn't some groundbreaking revelation. If you're using AI enough to be feeling it, you're feeling/seeing what they're talking about. The purpose of a paper/retreat like this it get it
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
Don't downvote, it certainly did for me. My first computer was a MBP 13inch from 2009, as I was apple obsessed like the person in the parent article. Time passes and I realized I really didn't like either Windows or Mac, and for t
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by lelandbatey 7mo ago
Yes, that's the joke
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
I think the timelines are too short for trends to be completely apparent yet. You can typically hire people faster than you can scale your income sources, even in the face of tremendous demand. Right this moment there's factors pushing
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
This takes me back to "contrast rebellion" back in 2011: https://contrastrebellion.com/
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
I advise you read the article, it gives many specific examples of things that qualify for such treatment: > A 600-word commit message or sprawling theoretical essay explaining a profound paradigm shift for a single typo correction or the
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
The author of that post effectively re-defines "memory"/"RAM" as "data", and uses that to say "accessing data in the limit scales to N x sqrt(N) as N increases". Which, like, yeah? Duh, I can&#x2
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
Github continuing their recent trend of less-than-one 9 of availability: https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ 87.85% of across-the-board availability for the month of February. Maybe March will be even lower.
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
Someone built an archive of Github statuses to show aggregate uptime, last month and this month Github's uptime is below 90%, not even one "nine" of availability: https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
You are wrong. You can upload a file to a local web page for example, see this offline only image editing tool I made: https://lelandbatey.github.io/scrapbook_img_print_layout/
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
They do have a billing check, but that check is looking at "eventually consistent" billing data which could have arbitrary delays or be checked out-of-order compared to how it occurred IRL. This is a strategy that's typically
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
If you change the zoning, people will build to take advantage of that more flexible zoning. I own land in the city, I'd absolutely pursue the financing and coordinate the redevelopment of that land if: - I could make more money - if th
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
> "Monetary policymakers would face tradeoffs between unemployment and inflation. ... Education, workforce, and other policy that is non-monetary may be better suited to address these challenges in a more targeted way." How com
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
The inside of those machines are far, far cleaner than the inside of any clean room ever entered by a human. They have to be molecularly clean.
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
Eh, you can find in public data things like "what is someone's address" based only on their name by looking up public records of mortgage records. That however is quite bad form, and if you did do that, I think it would be pr
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
Currently going through leaving DD at work. Many potential options, many companies trying to break in. The one that calls to me spiritually is: throw it all in Clickhouse (hosted Clickhouse is shockingly cheap) with a hosted HyperDX (logs a
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
Hetzner offers uniquely cheap dedicated hosting, even beating OVH. Per their statement about the fees, they're having to do this because without the setup fees, recent hardware prices increases would otherwise raise the price of acquir
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
There's no need to rebutt such a claim, as it's extremely broadly false. The stated level of danger is not comparable, the expectation on effort or time is completely different, the broad negative outcomes of being drafted vs the
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
Here's just a couple, mostly bad, feel free to use: Kanclaw Clawban Clawboard Clawlo Clask (Claw-task)
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by lelandbatey 8mo ago
Foamcore is truly the world's best "around the house" material for quick projects. An amazing trick not used for simple boxes in the parent post, is to simply score the fold-lines of a box and then fold the foamcore into the

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