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by mmaunder 1y ago
It's required when using your reserve under EASA to declare Mayday Fuel.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
"Under FAA rules this was a screwup." Not necessarily. And I get that you've caveated yourself with an edit and a reply etc, but lets assume that you're not hedging for the moment. They carried required reserves on depar
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Very interesting. I’ve been battling a herniated disk. It’s the most pain I’ve ever been in. Debilitating. Stuart McGill’s “Back Mechanic” is an illuminating read. The “big 3” exercises have become my staple and they seem to mask the pain l
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Dont' be evil. → Do the right thing. → Investing in America. → Asking America for Investment. → Asking NVidia for Investment. → Begging NVidia for Chips. → Getting in the government free chip line with everyone else. → Selling retro Go
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by mmaunder 1y ago
I prepare to be disappointed every time I click on a Google AI announcement. Which is so very unfortunate, given that they're the source of LLMs. Come on big G!! Get it together!
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Can we just flag this since it’s not actually a thing available to anyone?
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by mmaunder 1y ago
OpenAI agrees to buy massive quantities of AMD chips. That demand boosts AMD’s revenue and stock price. OpenAI holds warrants that gain value as AMD’s stock rises. The more valuable those warrants become, the more incentive OpenAI has to bu
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Are we talking about actual portable thunderbolt 3 connected RAID 5 G-drive arrays with between 70 and 160TB of storage per array? We use that for film shoots to dump TB of raw footage. That G-Drive?? The math checks at 30GB for around 3000
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by mmaunder 1y ago
If mandatory access control (MAC)is the expectation and these guys haven’t built that in from the ground up, they’re going to find it very hard to bolt on later.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Is this a transcript?
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by mmaunder 1y ago
He doesn’t know.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
If you know, understand that you are in possession of a massive and temporary information asymmetry advantage, and you should run with it as hard and fast as you can to gain the biggest lead possible, before the author and the rest of the w
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Someone pointed a laser at someone.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
I'm assuming the stablecoin market cap shows up on the balance sheet which is a nice way to goose the ratios.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
So, use ollama to avoid cloud models and services, but ollama sells cloud models and services. The dissonance makes my teeth hurt.
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The Rise of the Operator(markmaunder.com)
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Great project for anyone creating a hobbyist OS.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
As a kid, choose your own adventure made me so mad because the covers are super appealing, but by the time they emerged I was a huge sci-fi fan and had burnt through everything the big three had written and was super excited when I picked u
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Please stop posting this garbage. The US has 3 to 4000 animal cases per year and less than 10 human cases per year and the 6 cases is within the usual band. There’s no source, no detail, and the “14 potential outbreaks” are just business as
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by mmaunder 1y ago
“Interact with the command-line interface to execute commands and view output” A command line interface has not been implemented. It just prints a bootup message. “Some basic examples of usage include: Running a simple "Hello World&quo
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Never heard of vishing. I’m in the industry.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
You’re absolutely right about this.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Ok Google employees, please quit the vote brigading.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
There’s an attack vector in there somewhere.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Intel should never have existed in the first place. We should have gone the RISC route in the 80s and 90s and it took 30 years for the world to realize that with ARM. It’s like we’re continuously resuscitating a zombie to terrorize us, inst
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by mmaunder 1y ago
It has a big impact on performance to do determinism. Which leaves using another model to essentially IQ test their models with reporting and alerting.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Same. We're not hitting limits at all with Codex and it's ridiculously good at managing and preserving its context window while getting a metric fuckton of work done. It's kind of unbelievable actually. I don't know re b
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Agreed. I really wish Google would get their act together because I think they have the potential of being faster, cheaper with bigger context windows. They're so great at hardcore science and engineering, but they absolutely suck at p
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by mmaunder 1y ago
It's objectively a big improvement over Claude Code. I'm rooting for anthropic, but they better make a big move or this will kill CC.
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Agreed. We're hardcore Claude Code users and my CC usage trended down to zero pretty quickly after I started using Codex. The new model updates today are great. Very well done OpenAI team!! CC was an existential threat. You responded a

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