matthewaveryusa

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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
That's a bit harsh. Maybe a bunch of political juniors thinking the system needed a rewrite by a bunch of folks foreign to the system. Don't write it off, it could work. Probably not though
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
>Of course, you can use a Fidelity account to own Vanguard ETFs if you wanted. Which I would highly recommend if you ever want to change brokers. the fidelity ZERO products are great but can only be held at fidelity while VOO shares can
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
Your premise is that absent of Palantir there would be no tooling. Someone is going to do it and it might as well be Peter Thiel & co because they're already doing all the other data surveillance.
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
Correct, you would need to use something like galera clustering or synchronous replication to not lose writes.
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
I love reading blog posts on oauth2 and oidc. I have a mental model on how it works but every person has their own way to describe the flows. So far my favorite article has been oauth-oidc from first principles[1] and why each piece of the
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
>Answers and Non-Answers >I have mostly been beating around the bush here for 12,000 words. You don't say. anyways, long story short the only data that is guaranteed to survive is either data that does not require software, or da
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
8TB isn't too bad to restore. At that scale they can backup on a local drive daily for very little money
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
I've heard that it's a terrible idea with the battery still in. Curious why this is a non-issue for a UPS -- is it the scale, type of battery (lithium ion vs lifepo4), quality, charge cycle, a bit of all of the above?
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
I loved playing the game, it was really fun, good job! Now if only I had a shield I could use against power warp core to fend off his attacks maybe I could beat him.
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
They're about to get loaded with a bunch of furniture from all the biotech firms downsizing
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
It's been shown that heavy stress in children can modify the glucocorticoid receptor gene which your brain uses for stress response. The study of this phenomenon is called Epigenetics. It's pretty intuitive once you go one layer d
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
Next up is how forms with (multiple) attachments are uploaded with Content-Type=multipart/form-data; boundary=$something_unique https://notes.benheater.com/books/web/page/multipart-forms-a...
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
The coins proposed are all prime, which makes sense to me intuitively. You'll always need a 1 coin. I'm curious if it's generally true that optimal coins for any given range starting at 0 will be primes?
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
If you have a database server and an application server, then move your application on the same machine as your database. That's basically the use case of sqlite server-side. You can easily fit 250TB on rack (or 64tb on an ec2.) That&#
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
This is pretty spot-on for where I live (suffolk MA.) Note that there's no saving category, so the 190k/year with 3 kids dual income is to get by comfortably but never retire. Food is based off https://www.fns.usda.gov&
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
It's being down voted because your number is really off. Libgen's corpus is 100+ TB
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
I wonder what the probability model is for the rest of the season. Is one big hurricane early in the season really that ominous for the entire rest of the season, or are we just comparing it to 2005?
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
I think it's more nuanced than naivety. Germany was willing to turn a blind eye for the cheap energy their powerful industrial economy relies on. I don't think it's wrong to take the cheap energy knowingly from your enemy --
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
Most certainly, but not for the public to see (although we all know relatively where different countries are.) I recently read kill chain which is jarringly accurate for a 4 year old book, and it goes through what you're indirectly all
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
Does this film operate on the same principle as Myth Buster's golf ball car? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUiGhyHC-1A
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
Exactly, these are the kinds of ads we need: https://www.advocate.com/news/daily-news/2010/02/25/anti-smo...
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
>as protestors used the time for organized military-style, platoon-wise drilling of stances and formations that would ensure an uglier altercation next time around. I really liked the canary analogy, but this bit is silly. No they aren&#
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by matthewaveryusa 2y ago
Here's her facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/hanaschank She seems to be doing well and her writing and snark are on point. After reading her posts I'd wager 50% of you will think she's still brain-damag
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by matthewaveryusa 3y ago
My guess is LAPD deals with drugged up violent stupid crime every day and some nut job homeless guy making crazy claims 99.99% of the time is just crazy, so why bother? On the other hand it's an interesting case for a Uni Iowa PD detec
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by matthewaveryusa 3y ago
Very neat. Uses the langchain method, here are some of the prompts: https://github.com/princeton-nlp/SWE-agent/blob/main/config/...
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by matthewaveryusa 3y ago
Isn't that just really shrewd investing on Amazon's end though? Just because you've identified the win-win doesn't mean it's illegal? In fact it's what investments should look like: companies that invest in oth
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by matthewaveryusa 3y ago
"setting up a printer" Ahavi/bonjour, mDNS, multicast, cups.d settings -- oof. Setting up a printer to run well on a network is actually a very frustrating task and will fail in surprising ways.
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by matthewaveryusa 3y ago
>Their base votes for them because these Reps appeal to their feelings, even though the people they vote for are actively harming them. You need to continue the logic here: So the democrats in shining white armor are here to help them ou
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by matthewaveryusa 3y ago
I think this is a net positive and a wonderful alternative to ad revenue. I'll take a website that charges for AI training over ads.
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by matthewaveryusa 3y ago
Luckily they don't know what they're doing and all this is going to end in a heaping pile of nonsense. They feed in legal templates and pii. Then they presumably need to blind the pii to get a usable model. So what do they get out

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