moduspol

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by moduspol 1y ago
I prefer my movie reviews to be longer in duration than the movies themselves.
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by moduspol 1y ago
Sure, and that's not easy, but it's a lot easier than having to crawl the entire public Internet yourself.
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by moduspol 1y ago
Agreed on all points.
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by moduspol 1y ago
Is the common crawl usable for something like this? https://commoncrawl.org
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by moduspol 1y ago
If the problem could be solved by throwing more money at it, it would have been solved long ago. Some poorly performing inner-city school districts are among the highest of per-pupil spenders in the country. Some problems can't be solv
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by moduspol 1y ago
Obviously that's the case, which is why it's not fair to claim homeschooling parents "trivially outcompete" the public school system. That was my point. > (not gonna lie, feels like a euphemism) Are we still doing not
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by moduspol 1y ago
I agree, but it’s tough to see the studies showing average daily screen time of different age groups and not see that as a pretty obvious contributor.
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by moduspol 1y ago
To be fair: that mom gets to pick and choose which kids to teach. She probably wouldn’t get the same result if she had to apply the same techniques to inner-city Detroit kids six hours a day and five days a week.
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by moduspol 1y ago
This. I wouldn’t exactly give them bonus points for the handling of Apple Intelligence, but beyond that, they’ve taken a much more measured and evidence-based approach to LLMs than the rest of big tech. If it ends up that we are in a bubble
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by moduspol 1y ago
I'm kind of surprised that using object storage wasn't a first-class concern. Though I guess if running it at home was the biggest thing, that's not the top priority, but still. Using fast, cheap object stores (often with CDN
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by moduspol 1y ago
You can use headscale [1] (open source) as the mothership, and all the published clients (AFAIK) support pointing them to an alternative mothership. I set it up, and it worked, but regular Tailscale works so well out-of-the-box that I just
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by moduspol 1y ago
It may depend on what you count as a supplement. Fiber and protein are pretty good to supplement, though obviously you can also get them from diet. And testosterone (at least for males), though not without side effects.
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by moduspol 1y ago
I just made a similar transition a few weeks ago. I just often felt like I wasn't making progress on various things I've been wanting to, that I used to do, and for which I kept telling myself I don't have time. And it wasn&#
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by moduspol 1y ago
I was looking into doing something similar recently. Thanks for the timely post!
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by moduspol 1y ago
> Nobody should be making policy on this yet Maybe we should. We're talking about pregnant women and autism, along with taking a different painkiller. And if the theory is wrong, it'll only take a few years to find out, presuma
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by moduspol 1y ago
My preference is to register a publicly resolvable domain and then just only use it internally. Then you can still get publicly trusted TLS certificates for it, in case you want them. Doesn’t stop you from using your own private CA, either,
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by moduspol 1y ago
> If I employ 100 people, and AI makes them 10% more productive, then I only need 90 people now to do the same work. I think it's yet to be seen that AI actually makes people 10% more productive, and further, that getting a task don
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by moduspol 1y ago
I think current implementations of AI are vastly overhyped in the market. There's a huge gap between what people think or expect from AI and what has been delivered, and the deliveries are not likely to catch up in the short or medium
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by moduspol 1y ago
Indeed. They also don't seem to let you schedule each eye separately. Maybe they will if you complain enough, or are willing to pay more.
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by moduspol 1y ago
Yes! It could have been worse.
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by moduspol 1y ago
Unless things have changed, be sure you keep the little note they give you at the end that tells you your measurements. Supposedly if you end up needing another round later in life, it may be necessary to have those measurements. They appar
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by moduspol 1y ago
That'd be nice. I had LASIK a few years ago and the number of Windows Vista generic error sounds (BONG BONG) I heard during the procedure was a little unsettling. Ended up working out just fine though, so far at least. EDIT: Given some
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by moduspol 1y ago
Perhaps, although there are multiple “2% on everything uncapped” that are pretty easy to get with no annual fee. Set up automatic payments and you’re golden. Still wouldn’t recommend them for anyone who’s not particularly good with money, b
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by moduspol 1y ago
A lot of these C-suite people also expect the remaining ones to be replaced by AI. They subscribe to the hockey-stick "AGI is around the corner" narrative. I don't, but at least it is somewhat logical. If you truly believe th
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by moduspol 1y ago
I liked your joke.
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by moduspol 1y ago
It’s #2, and the status quo for quite some time is that immigration laws were just not enforced, or administratively bypassed. That’s why there’s a lot of pushback.
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by moduspol 1y ago
Of course, but don’t they have to be declared before being recognized? One step at a time!
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by moduspol 1y ago
CPUs are deterministic! I think it’s going to be inherently limiting how far you can abstract above something non-deterministic.
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by moduspol 1y ago
I’m less convinced we need to keep bringing this up in every single thread involving Tesla.
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by moduspol 1y ago
It’s basically the same as the UDP mode, except wrapped into TCP. Presumably because that’s simpler than redesigning it from the ground up for TCP. So the handshake and such will not look like a normal TLS handshake.

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