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by mise_en_place 2y ago
To me, it seems like they're choreographing an exit/acquisition or going public.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Check out the Google SRE Handbook. Still highly relevant today.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Funny, at every corporation I've worked for, every department was still working on last quarter's features. FAANG included.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
This is why observability is so important, regardless of whether it's am LLM or your WordPress installation. Ironically, prompts themselves must be treated as untrusted input and must be sanitized.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I've never once needed to block anyone on X, even when I had a bunch of mentally ill groypers reply to everything I posted. That being said, the shadow pool is a lot more effective at soft banning people than the block feature. I chuck
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Removable storage should come standard with any mobile device. It's ridiculous to have to do these kinds of methods to increase storage.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
There is still too much variance in the utility of LLMs. Hopefully, the uncertainty around utility will decrease while some concrete ranked score metric increases. Until that point, the variance is preventing the maximization of utility of
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Just ignore the suitcase full of money on the plane for the big guy.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
There just isn’t a need for legacy media anymore. Anyone can shitpost all day on X or Threads and reach an audience 10x that of AnandTech or any other traditional media outfit.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
The way QNX handled hard faults was exceptional. Very important for certain environments like self-driving. We don’t have time for kernel panics when lives are on the line.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I agree with Jonathan Blow, everything should go through userland/userspace. Even the graphics stack. I can’t tell you how many times my workstation would freeze due to a weird USB driver implementation.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Much like Napster, his only real crime was success. If nobody or barely anyone used Megaupload, he wouldn’t have been in as much trouble. He paved the way for streaming and digital distribution of media. Megavideo in particular had the high
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I think you're on to something here. There is definitely a much looser standard for whiteness in the United States. The one drop rule was used only w.r.t. former slaves. But the definition of whiteness in the United States seems to be
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Part of the problem is codesharing, you have to use two flight numbers for the same flight. The whole practice is confusing and I don't think it should be allowed, except in the rarest of circumstances. The seat quality is also suspect
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Not sure if it's ever been made official, but I'm pretty sure they look to see if your parents or close family have had an existing long term relationship with them. That's how I was able to qualify for Platinum, even though
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I could really see this taking off. Sagemaker is garbage and hugging face interfaces are laggy and buggy. The future is on-prem bespoke models you can run on commodity NPU SoCs. On my M3 MacBook I’ve been running local models like Llama-70B
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
The European Parliament was able to pass GDPR. Keep in mind the member states were blood enemies for centuries. If they can put aside their centuries long blood feuds to get sh*t done, Congress has no excuse.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
This obsession with extreme diets is a very American phenomenon. The human body will adapt to any diet that's given, it matters very little in practice. Just eat sensibly and listen to your body. That's pretty much it. Queue the h
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
This is an elegant solution to the problem. We don't need to treat users as children, but at the same time we should avoid potential foot guns with sensible defaults. I'd argue that even `su` is not needed, if you need to be root,
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
He is very humble for a king. Many are prone to vulgar and ostentatious displays of wealth. However he has the dignity of a hard worker. Many could learn from his example.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
In Japan one of my favorite cocktails to order is soju with barley tea. I forget the name but I agree, a strong flavored tea is an excellent mixer.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
What’s interesting is that Bryan himself claimed to have stopped TRT and was able to restore his levels to baseline levels. I have clinical hypogonadism so I was probably going to need lifelong TRT anyway. My LH and FSH were normal but test
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Bryan Johnson protocol - testosterone and weight training.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
It only lowers muscle mass and bone density because your body only secretes the bare minimum amount of insulin needed to maintain while on it. Put another way, you want insulin sensitivity when you cut, but you want insulin resistance when
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Ozempic and Metformin stack is a cheap anti-aging regimen. Although you may need to add B12 as both seem to affect B12 levels and cause B12 deficiency. Methylated B12 intravenous or stacking the injection w/ B12 will alleviate this pro
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Very poignant, especially in our age of LLMs. LLMs “speak” with no tongue or mouth, and “hear” with no ears. It is very Masonic, in the sense that LLMs are in a state of unity with opposites.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
It is a curious reaction, but it starts to make sense if some of these posters are running ops for intelligence agencies. Balaji Srinivasan noted that as the US started pulling out of foreign wars, the intelligence apparatus would be turned
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
It's more accurate to say, going all in on hardware again. Surface laptops were not the primary focus, just a throwaway product to grab a small percentage of entry level laptop consumers. This is positioned as a direct ARM MacBook comp
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
What a bizarre critique of LISP, which allows you to arbitrary define symbols to mean literally anything.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
It's not only a privacy headache but will most likely impact performance as well. Especially on a low powered ARM device, I can imagine the user experience being pretty terrible. Strange that Microsoft is getting into hardware again, y

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