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m0llusk
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m0llusk
8mo ago
So the bodycam that I have because of threats to my person is okay and somehow different?
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8mo ago
There seems to be a great variance here. Maine, for example, has been making available computers and educational assets and as a result some prisoners have become quite technologically adept and left prison as skilled technologists.
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m0llusk
8mo ago
That is some nasty garbage right there. The Israeli tech startup scene is very large and dynamic with including basic software development tools, wireless infrastructure, and so on. If anything it is more like 90% either consumer infrastr
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8mo ago
some interesting new failure modes also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_drywall
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> Funny how “game engines” are now car parts in 2026. Seems almost inevitable. Game engines end up supporting user interface elements and text with translations, but with an emphasis on simplicity, performance, and robustness. Many cur
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Hong Kong has been in a different spot since 2023 when the Chinese government targeted some of the biggest due diligence companies and shut them down, substantially disrupting all contract driven commerce at that time. Avoiding random corr
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This is about green field development which is relatively rare. Much of the time the starting point is a bunch of code using React or maybe just a lump of PHP. Business logic ends up plunked down all over the place and LLMs tend to make a h
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Have you ever seen a cop trying to pull over a Waymo? It isn't going well.
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Seems interesting, but why is it broken. Waymo repeatedly directed multiple automated vehicles into the private alley off of 5th near Brannan in SF even after being told none of them have any business there ever, period. If they can sense
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This obsession over a billion as a marker is toxic nonsense. Having nine hundred something million is not that much different. The main way to deal with this is progressive taxation of both income and wealth which should provide increasin
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8mo ago
did the science > know some guys
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9mo ago
You seem to be working from base principles without consulting the literature. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28991040/ Conclusions: Low muscle strength was independently associated with elevated risk of all-cause mor
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9mo ago
Then the reductions in lean muscle mass will start to become visible in all cause mortality statistics. This could be a rough ride.
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UC Berkeley gets much of its IT infrastructure from Google in a big and expensive contract. Perhaps some of the campus staff could try to negotiate on your behalf?
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might be able to get a fat contract fee from letting Amazon know about that
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Hallucinations that have certain characteristics and boundaries are still hallucinations. This is happening because learning models are doing pattern matching, so to put it briefly anything that fits may work and end up in the output. Bein
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9mo ago
The American economy today is far larger and more diverse than Rome or the British Empire ever were which makes such comparisons difficult at best. One of the good things about fiat currencies is that you can manipulate or replace them as
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> Organizations of late capitalism, unite! Saying this is "late Capitalism" is an irresponsible distraction. Capitalism runs fine when appropriately regulated with strong regulations on corporations, especially monopolies, hig
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Some are saying there is no more room for junior employees in all of this, but it seems like these LLM spasms generate lots of disruption that would be at appropriate levels of complexity and priority for juniors to be handling.
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The swipe against IKEA at the end seems out of place. In my experience IKEA knives have decent materials, design, and build quality despite the low price point. Maybe this is an artifact of the author's focus on resale value? IKEA k
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> I’m actually telling you to do exactly what I did. deliberately ignoring the range of variation in experience and outcomes > If you think you can somehow just buy safety for yourself, you are both wrong and pathetic. most active tec
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There are a lot of differences. Americans are not being passive. For one thing, reasonable or not there is still a lot of faith in the election process and many are expecting all this craziness will put Republicans on a back seat for deca
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Still not convinced. Advocates claim this helps, but imply that programmers should now be constantly evaluating a dozen or more assistants in various ways and honing prompting strategies. Does that not take time and effort? Wouldn't
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No. Disbelief has always been around. That there is no Church of Disbelief is a feature not a bug. Not speaking ill of the dead has a range of connotations, probably most prominent being avoiding easy targets that can't defend themsel
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I'm supposed to adopt these wonderful new tools, but no one can figure out exactly what they are, how they should work, how much they cost, or other basics. This is worse than the early days of the cloud. Hopefully most of this goes
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In my experience this is not healthy. People who had problems with weight are very quickly losing excess weight and displaying a range of symptoms related to that including sunken and starved looking faces and significant loss of lean musc
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They put a great deal of effort into talking about political violence and implying that Democrats are a source of rioting and terrorism. The indifference is only to their own violence.
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Building is much cheaper than renovation which is much cheaper than preservation. Ambitious project goals preserving unique historical assets make this project inherently expensive. From https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs&
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> ... what is Apple supposed to do? ... This seems like an example of a situation that modern machine learning could help with. Take bug reports permissively and look through all of them for patterns. Loss of focus should be the kind o
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If that were really true then the practice of taking cuts from the cost of copies to pay everyone involved would still be working, but it isn't. And there appear to be differences between media, for example daily papers are different
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