liveoneggs

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by liveoneggs 4mo ago
it's common as a junior to think in such a way
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by liveoneggs 4mo ago
My ghostty is using 0.4$ - 2.5%?
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by liveoneggs 4mo ago
probably boiling water with nuclear energy?
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by liveoneggs 4mo ago
I knew GCP was third banana but what is even happening?
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by liveoneggs 4mo ago
I find these arguments ignore one of the most obvious and important parts of school: discipline/behavior. A really small number of disruptive kids will destroy the learning of the entire middle. The top kids will figure it out at home
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by liveoneggs 4mo ago
that's a quote from a journalist so it really drives home the point
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
it's culture not evolution
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
I just replaced my old kindle with a colorsoft. It was annoyingly white until I figured out how to get that old school kindle yellow/newspaper/paperback look going again. The newer battery is nice and usb-c is a big upgrade instea
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
I actually took a waymo down North Ave (where one got stuck) a few weeks ago and it was very pleasant. I'm pretty conservative about this stuff but the waymo is genuinely nice to ride in.
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
If guitars were about ergonomics, technology, and sound they would be copying strandbergs! These vintage designs are all about nostalgia and looks. Anyway Bo Diddley demonstrated the most optimal body shape for holding electronics. :)
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
this was a great video
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
This would be fine if LLMs had a dedicated language or a well-tuned abstraction that suited their abilities well. Right now we are trying to fit our square languages into the LLM's round hole.
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
Just have IT roll out OpenClaw to everyone, connect it up to their emails, chats, password managers, etc and then click "go". Why not?
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
Major news sites can just lean into mathwashing their political opinions pages and call it any random number they like.
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
plaid asks for your bank username and password not just your routing + account
76.
by liveoneggs 5mo ago
Every credit card rewards program will "give it away now" from now on
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
This is exactly the type of stuff Afroman was working to bring into public view!
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
I stopped wearing high-heeled shoes
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
sure but on the flip side - when I signed up for vercel I had literally no idea what was going on. It just said "do you want to start a blog? here are 1000 templaptes"
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
it's funny how being used to something makes it easier to use
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
t4g.nano is $3/m; a similar spec-ed fargate on ecs (just any docker container) is $10/m
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
countries with high birth rates right now have government support for families?
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by liveoneggs 5mo ago
it was an analogy to try highlighting how silly "security" is when it's opt-in and any intermediary can just disable it
84.
by liveoneggs 6mo ago
We only disabled SSL on all the websites in one country for a little bit.. I'm sure those credit card numbers were perfectly safe over the wire
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by liveoneggs 6mo ago
browsers pushed it, not compliance
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by liveoneggs 6mo ago
FYI https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers/announcing-the-end-o... which you mention twice in your listing.
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by liveoneggs 6mo ago
so you would consider fossil a fully realized version of this?
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by liveoneggs 6mo ago
I was saying at protocol is to bluesky as activity pub is to mastodon So it's as if all the github pull requests were tweets, I guess?
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by liveoneggs 6mo ago
But the actual git part isn't federated
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by liveoneggs 6mo ago
It took me a minute to figure out what this was even talking about. Tangles is, apparently, a gitlab-type project where PRs and bug reports and stuff are available on something called "at protocol" which is the bluesky social netw

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