lizardking

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by lizardking 5d ago
I know there are a lot of recomp projects like this out there - are there any sites dedicating to aggregating them all and tracking their progress?
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by lizardking 9d ago
"Number go up" people
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by lizardking 2mo ago
You don't say
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by lizardking 2mo ago
True, what constitutes "Medium" on your individual stove is maybe the one single complicating factor! Otherwise it's: - Cut steak in preheated oven at 250 degrees. - Pull at 125-130 degrees internal temp - Cook one minute
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by lizardking 2mo ago
Cooking a genuinely good steak also requires almost no skill. I can give you a chicken scratch note with 3 bullet points and it will come out nearly perfectly.
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by lizardking 2mo ago
That's the real reason, that's not the actual argument.
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by lizardking 2mo ago
Is CJal here supposed to be JCal by chance? I feel like that was close to 15 years ago, but I'm in the same boat. I used to listen to almost every show Twit put out, which was quite a bit.
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by lizardking 2mo ago
My setup is sort of reversed. The powerful machine (framework desktop) is my headless AI machine and M1 mbp is my daily driver. Works well!
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by lizardking 2mo ago
This machine is a good candidate for Damn Small Linux. I've put DSL on much older machines with a full snappy GUI experience.
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by lizardking 3mo ago
My LI feed is almost entirely AI slop at this point. I have second-hand embarrassment for all the people who are obliviously broadcasting "thought leadership" that is transparently the work of AI to their entire networks.
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by lizardking 3mo ago
I consistently have better results with Codex for the work that I do. People have been saying that for six months, but until 5.4 the experience was sufficiently slower that it wasn't worth the switch. Making the switch was frictionless
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by lizardking 3mo ago
Literally everybody else is doing that too
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by lizardking 3mo ago
Sharing names with cryptocurrencies from four-ish years ago, the hype cycle is nearly complete.
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by lizardking 3mo ago
We better hope not
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by lizardking 3mo ago
Never been a better time to be a mouse
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by lizardking 3mo ago
I remember him talking about that on This Week In Tech (Twit). RIP Om
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by lizardking 3mo ago
Sony and Nintendo, probably.
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by lizardking 3mo ago
I predict it sells out
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by lizardking 4mo ago
The Chinese models are well written fan fic
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by lizardking 4mo ago
My college roommate died of cancer before 30. Fuck cancer
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by lizardking 4mo ago
I didn't say there was an alternative
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by lizardking 4mo ago
Going the IPO route is not an option for most of the companies being acquired (vets, plumbers, electricians, construction companies, etc.)
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by lizardking 4mo ago
Some of the most complex problems I've ever solved were solved when I was mowing my own lawn with a push mower. Just in a trance. Many of the best life decisions I've ever made were when I was on a walk, thinking things through.
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by lizardking 4mo ago
Got em
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by lizardking 4mo ago
Massie's primary in Kentucky today will be quite the test.
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by lizardking 4mo ago
Unless the power is out https://abc7news.com/post/san-francisco-leaders-press-waymo-...
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by lizardking 5mo ago
There is a difference between the "smart" thing to do and what's considered to be the right opinion by "smart" people. Lobotomies were endorsed by elite medical opinion (Moniz won a Nobel for it in 1949). Smart-pers
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by lizardking 5mo ago
"It's not {X} it's {Y}!" I don't think a human being even proof read this before hitting publish
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by lizardking 5mo ago
Microsoft continues to be completely incapable of coming up with good names for their products and services
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by lizardking 5mo ago
The Famicom was so cool in a way that the NES just never intended to be. Disk drives, a modem (online banking!), super funky aesthetics for the console and the carts, etc. Very ahead of its time.

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