mkl95

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by mkl95 3y ago
Somewhere in Utah, an FBI agent giggles
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by mkl95 3y ago
It looks like the wrong AI for the problem. RL should be more successful.
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by mkl95 3y ago
It's like these people have forgotten there are non white and non Asian people in tech. I wonder why.
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by mkl95 3y ago
I do, and so do most people who have been approached by some FAANG company
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by mkl95 3y ago
Sounds a bit like the "cultural fit" narrative that has been used by some FAANG companies to prefer people from certain ethnicities
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by mkl95 3y ago
> Swan upping is an annual ceremony in England in which mute swans on the River Thames are rounded up, caught, ringed, and then released. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swan_upping
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by mkl95 3y ago
It's not open, either. SaaSAI would be a more fitting name.
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by mkl95 3y ago
AFAIK a large chunk of mainland Spain is undergoing desertification, and it's especially bad in the southern areas.
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by mkl95 3y ago
I live in a relatively cold area, and it's already near unbearable. It will usually get this hot in August or so.
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by mkl95 3y ago
For a second I thought it was the BBC edition for Americans who live in Spain.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Constitutional monarchies are good for stability, at the expense of political freedom. They make sense for Spain and the UK since they are internally unstable, but not so much for Norway and similar countries that are on "cruise contro
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by mkl95 3y ago
It makes me wonder if support for monarchy is somehow linked to per capita GDP, like religiosity (with the US being the biggest exception).
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Space debris by the numbers(esa.int)
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by mkl95 3y ago
I would rather use the same protocol for testing that I use for higher environments, unless there is a strong reason not to. Same reason I wouldn't use SQlite locally and postgres in staging / prod.
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by mkl95 3y ago
I mean, as long as all of them are consenting adults...
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by mkl95 3y ago
If these visas are supposed to be granted to workers whose American counterparts are not available for whatever company wants to hire them, why make it so difficult? If this lottery thing is supposed to prevent American companies from explo
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by mkl95 3y ago
> SQLite has built a multi-million dollar annual business supporting it, while Curl I believe has not. Curl's founder works for a small American company called WolfSSL. AFAIK he works on Curl-related stuff full time.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> Raw unencrypted HTTP/1 Please don't do this! Other than that, the numbers look great.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Udemy's abuse of dark patterns is the most blatant I've ever seen. They make airlines and travel agencies look honest. It's a shame because they are loaded with good, cheap courses.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> These machines brought us from poverty and misery unimaginable today. This has to be it. My ancestors quality of life skyrocketed somewhere in the early to mid 20th century. Before that, they were mostly peasants and journeymen, for hu
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by mkl95 3y ago
I have always found beauty in machinery and the like, probably because I grew up in a city with a romanticized industrial past. I find this kind of stuff especially beautiful since I began playing Factorio.
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by mkl95 3y ago
OAuth sucks. It's one of the worst abstractions of our time. It's incredibly easy to implement some half assed spaghetti and call it "standard OAuth".
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by mkl95 3y ago
This trend may be masking the fact their Spanish originals are overall pretty poor. In my opinion, Money Heist is the only high quality Spanish show they have produced. These days their non Spanish output is not that good either, though. Ne
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by mkl95 3y ago
The consensus seems to be that their stock has gone up due to laying off thousands of people, thus increasing their "efficiency". It's hard to tell how much it would be worth if ChatGPT wasn't a thing, but my guess is th
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by mkl95 3y ago
What's Google Cloud's crown jewel? GKE?
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by mkl95 3y ago
Top comment has a link to a video of a dead tree version.
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by mkl95 3y ago
I started my career in my early 20s at a junior-unfriendly office. Senior guy next to me literally bought some noise-cancelling headphones to avoid talking to people. I hated that place. Getting a 100% remote job is still the best decision
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by mkl95 3y ago
There's a threshold they have to respect to avoid damaging their own reputation. It's exactly the same thing Google do by offering misleading results to increase traffic and engagement. Google are just a bit more elegant about it.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Some tree was chopped to print this garbage. Think about it.
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by mkl95 3y ago
More positive reviews = more sales. They are not just uninterested in dealing with fake reviews, their algorithms reward products with positive reviews regardless of their authenticity. Of course if you report it, they eventually deal with

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