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by mil22 5mo ago
For those using uv: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/reference/settings/#exclude-newer
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by mil22 6mo ago
Yes, there are physically settled and cash settled futures. The futures price converges to the settlement price (tied to spot) as the expiration date approaches. Futures are marked to market every day and gains and losses are paid out daily
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by mil22 6mo ago
Many are saying the US just did.
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by mil22 6mo ago
Spot on (pun intended). This guy knows the oil markets. What's your take on the probability of a recession given the oil price shock and currently high interest rates? Historical parallels do not look good.
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by mil22 6mo ago
The actual real world price for immediate delivery is called the spot price. The price of the future is just the price for a contract to have it delivered on a certain date. Spot prices: https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet&#x2
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by mil22 6mo ago
It's truly a sad reflection on the state of our government that when I read the DoJ's press release about these charges, all I could think is that the charges are probably not legitimate and are instead politically motivated. This
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by mil22 6mo ago
Their official security incident report: https://www.elementary-data.com/post/security-incident-repor...
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Another supply-chain attack: elementary-data Python package compromised(arstechnica.com)
4 points by mil22 6mo ago|1 comments
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by mil22 6mo ago
So crypto fraud gets deprioritized, with cases like the one against Nader Al-Naji dropped entirely, while Trump and his family profit massively from crypto and corruption themselves. Yet prediction market fraud is made an enforcement priori
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by mil22 6mo ago
The irony is, they don’t even provide the data to the participants themselves.
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by mil22 6mo ago
Seems we were both right: https://x.com/thsottiaux/status/2046740759056162816 "Codex will continue to be available both in the FREE and PLUS ($20) plans. We have the compute and efficient models to support it
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by mil22 6mo ago
Equally, will offering a presumably unprofitably large quota of Codex tokens at $20 to retain non-enterprise customers turn out to be the right move for OpenAI? Would not be surprised to see OpenAI follow suit. Or perhaps OpenAI's LLMs
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by mil22 6mo ago
Ah yes, AirBnB, the company that famously hacked Craigslist to achieve viral growth by using a bot, crawler, scraper and definitely automated means to access and collect Craiglist's data and other content from and otherwise interact wi
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by mil22 6mo ago
For those wondering how to do this: OLLAMA_CONTEXT_LENGTH=64000 ollama serve or if you're using the app, open the Ollama app's Settings dialog and adjust there. Codex also works: ollama launch codex --model gemma4:26b
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by mil22 6mo ago
Yes. Even companies like Google have had plenty of scandals involving senior leadership. I've personally heard more than a few that are not public from people with direct knowledge. The difference is that some companies and executives
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by mil22 6mo ago
It's a great read. Here are some of the most salacious bits. --- She details the bizarrely intimate demands former COO Sheryl Sandberg placed on her young, female assistants - including demanding the author get into bed with her on a p
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by mil22 6mo ago
It's a good way to win market share and build goodwill, but one has to wonder whether this class of usage is marginally profitable for them (or anyone) and how sustainable their lenient policies will be for them long term.
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by mil22 6mo ago
This isn't even the first time - something similar happened back in February 2025 too: https://daveschumaker.net/digging-into-the-claude-code-sourc... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43173324
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by mil22 7mo ago
This would be even more compelling if you included screenshots with magnified detail insets showing the text blur.
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by mil22 7mo ago
https://docs.astral.sh/uv/reference/settings/#exclude-newer "Accepts RFC 3339 timestamps (e.g., 2006-12-02T02:07:43Z), a \"friendly\" duration (e.g., 24 hours, 1 week, 30 days), or an ISO 8601
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by mil22 7mo ago
For those using uv , you can at least partially protect yourself against such attacks by adding this to your pyproject.toml : [tool.uv] exclude-newer = "7 days" or this to your ~/.config/uv/uv.toml :
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by mil22 7mo ago
If that's the way you see it, you are also free to do so. Labor is a market and the laws of supply and demand are at play just like any other market. Go start a company and hire some people. This is Y Combinator's Hacker News afte
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by mil22 7mo ago
It's not about whether rich people should or should not feel it. It's not about whether they should or should not be taxed heavily. This isn't a normative question - it's about incentives and mobility. It's about wh
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by mil22 8mo ago
Yep, he hasn't changed. F*ck that guy.
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by mil22 11mo ago
It's available to be selected, but the quota does not seem to have been enabled just yet. "Failed to generate content, quota exceeded: you have reached the limit of requests today for this model. Please try again tomorrow." &
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Gemini 3 Pro is now live on Google AI Studio(aistudio.google.com)
2 points by mil22 11mo ago|1 comments
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by mil22 1y ago
Absolutely, and to be clear, "this much damage" could have happened to anyone.
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by mil22 1y ago
You can have whatever opinion you want, but don't confuse "sounds credible" with evidence. From the sidelines, you don't know enough to judge either way. Saying "I don't know" is the only accurate position
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by mil22 1y ago
Oof. So much opportunistic grandstanding and virtue signaling in the comments there. I read for 5 minutes and didn't find even a single comment that expressed any uncertainty about the truth or accuracy of the allegations.
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by mil22 1y ago
A lot of works of fiction sound credible. Are you going to believe those? You don't have all the information. You weren't there. You don't even know the people personally. You are not in a position to make any judgement eithe

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