m463

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   by m463 6mo ago

   I love love love wera tools This is my favorite computer stuff screwdriver: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001552GH4 (just buy it)
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   by m463 6mo ago

   I still use umatrix but cloudflare blocks my "outdated browser" all the time
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   by m463 6mo ago

   ...via investigating users.
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   by m463 6mo ago

   > Instead of delivering services and software that unlocks value for their client industries, the software industry has spent the past decade or so trying to control their customers and their client industries. this is the sad part for m
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   by m463 6mo ago

   I don't know, this doesn't match my experience. I've been multiple places were the teachers in high-mobility fields were bad because anyone good at them could move up easily. takes just one bad interaction with a superior or
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   by m463 6mo ago

   I remember flying back then. I was young, and for some reason I got moved to First Class, wow! But planes back then had smoking and non-smoking. And the "first class row" behind me was smoking. So imagine I was in first class row
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   by m463 6mo ago

   I think a lot of teaching jobs are like that. If you were good at teaching STEM, I think you could probably work nearby in a STEM job for more money.
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   by m463 6mo ago

   Your comment makes no sense. The tesla wall connector is a home charging port you install in your garage.
9. 669.▲
   by m463 6mo ago

   by commissioned you mean "connect it to your home wifi and let it talk to tesla"? (i won't do that) because it hasn't gone away after configuring the setup stuff (amps, etc)
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    by m463 6mo ago

    I don't think there are any restrictions. I think j1772 might just work with an adapter (adapt from the nacs plug to the j1772 plug) I thought tesla even made a j1772 native wall connector.
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    by m463 6mo ago

    I hate the gen 3 wall connector. It creates a wifi access point in your garage that you cannot turn off: TeslaWallConnector_<unique-id> some people were able to downgrade their firmware to a version that didn't do that, bu
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    by m463 6mo ago

    > the least amount of aging occurred in people who reported between 6.4 and 7.8 hours of sleep per day.
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    by m463 6mo ago

    I remember SVC. and also things like BR14 and IEFBR14
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    by m463 6mo ago

    I wonder too. Maybe it could be plumage to seek attention, maybe asserting "superiority", maybe dominating. security/insecurity? I do know sometimes when someone pulls up nearby with loud music coming out of their rolled-do
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    by m463 6mo ago

    disruptive != impact
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    by m463 6mo ago

    I don't buy it, even a little. Seems like those comparisons where "some issue" should weigh against "opposing viewpoint" as if they should be equal. Although money might not be a proxy, musk is #1 net worth, altman
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    by m463 6mo ago

    vi was pretty efficient in the (terminal) era it launched in. specifically, the keys used by vi were there on every (terminal) keyboard. In comparison, emacs heavily depended on modifier keys, which were pretty non-standard and if found, fr
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    by m463 6mo ago

    Does this actually give you anything new? I think ios backups just give you what the phone allows, right? So no apps/other data (what idevicebackup2 can get on linux)
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    by m463 6mo ago

    fascinating: Crafty – Machiavellianism Special – narcissism Wild – psychopathy Mean – sadism
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    by m463 6mo ago

    Your statement seems to imply altman is comparable in power to musk.
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    by m463 6mo ago

    "Nobody ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public." I think the trick is getting up from the all-you-can-eat buffet at the right time.
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    by m463 6mo ago

    wikipedia said: > On This Day: > 1941 – German engineer Konrad Zuse presented the Z3, the first working programmable and fully automatic computer, to an audience of scientists in Berlin.
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    Today, 1941 first working programmable and automatic computer demonstrated(en.wikipedia.org)

    3 points by m463 6mo ago|1 comments
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    by m463 6mo ago

    I liked ripley's believe it or not in san francisco. Total tourist thing, but fun.
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    by m463 6mo ago

    How deep do they have to be? I just don't want to be "that guy who was right... and alone" In any case, if you need other people, doing the work will pay off. you need it.
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    by m463 6mo ago

    It just seems so unhealthy to live in a low-trust society. Is there a way out? Maybe AI agents that work in our personal best interests?
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    by m463 6mo ago

    - Compilers will make developers irrelevant ... - Compilers can write assembly language code - Compilers have -O3 now etc... Maybe we should rejoice. I remember dreading writing documentation, and now I would happily hand tha
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    by m463 6mo ago

    but I've had to review ai code changes that did these kinds of things in a way that confounded the (decent) review tools. Also killed readability in general to the source files, apart from making sense of the review changees.
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    by m463 6mo ago

    Thanks for the link. This clip is Season 1 Episode 8 "Eat Drink and Be Merry" and the shot starts at 48:17: https://archive.org/download/bbc-connections-1978/Connection...
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    by m463 6mo ago

    apple doesn't allow for that. They support their own solution, suppress what they don't like (music syncing) and actively interfere with other solutions, even some they wrote long ago. non-icloud reminds me of the jackling house