morkalork

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by morkalork 2mo ago
That population density is highest in more temperate regions with the most arable and productive land?
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New U.S. tariffs to take effect after midnight, Canada plans to match levies(cbc.ca)
13 points by morkalork 2mo ago|2 comments
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by morkalork 2mo ago
What happens when say FBI gets a warrant for "foreign actors" and sends it to a FISA court in secret?
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by morkalork 2mo ago
There's already broad support for universal healthcare, cannabis legalization, longer maternity leave, and probably many other progressive policies like enhanced privacy rights. It has never been about what people actually want though,
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by morkalork 2mo ago
I was already doing this with "writing" tests. Just being absolutely terribly lazy.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
Yes, that's me too and why I mentioned it. Often it feels like I'm alone in that many of my peer developers have sweet gaming rigs with beaucoup RAM while I'm just chugging along with a laptop. In one instance for a data-orie
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by morkalork 2mo ago
What, you can't expect a candidate at least have a laptop?
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by morkalork 2mo ago
That's a fun idea. You could start playing the piano and it kicks in with a base and drums for a jazz band.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
They are rapidly expanding the network. The outrage you're seeing is proportional to that growth.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
>It ignored you. :'(
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by morkalork 2mo ago
TIL I'm a lactose bigot
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by morkalork 2mo ago
I want to say I've already read some articles about hobbyists buying previous generation equipment from labs. The entire supplychain would need to be locked down with used equipment being returned to manufacturers for there to be any
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by morkalork 2mo ago
Needs the floating video thumbnail with auto-play and sound. Also the requests for location and permission to send notifications dialogs in chrome!
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by morkalork 2mo ago
Fun to think about the consequences of the provider having user-level secret keys. Could be like those yellow dots printers add.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
I am so very tired of 2 page long PR descriptions for a 5 line change.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
This is a silly analogy but it's like integer truncation has been applied everywhere blindly. Staffing model says you need 2.5 employees on average to handle the load? You get 2. Everywhere with everything.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
The LLM harness and the testing harness are harnesses that support and run the thing. Also like an engine harness. People don't talk about those harnesses like ones for an animal being subdued.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
That's a real fucking weird description. It's harness like a testing harness.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
With Claude not only can you shave more yaks, you can build and run a yak farm and specialized yak-trimmer factory!
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by morkalork 2mo ago
Scale does matter. Take bacterial infections for example, there's a tipping of scale on the way to full blown sepsis
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by morkalork 2mo ago
It was like Visual Basic and Pascal had a baby
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by morkalork 2mo ago
That almost sounds nice nowadays
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by morkalork 2mo ago
One is when the president's son is a strategic advisor to the company and the other is a gambling platform
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by morkalork 2mo ago
Reminds me of this. Probably dead now. https://old.reddit.com/r/NonCredibleDefense/comments/1gcp7mt...
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by morkalork 2mo ago
AI slop is turning this place into a even shittier product hunt instead of interesting discussion
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by morkalork 2mo ago
Yeah, the students are being graded like meat. It's not for the cow's sake, it's for the consumer. I say this as someone who had to maintain a set gpa through to keep a scholarship.
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by morkalork 2mo ago
$100k seems cheap for the potential front running
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by morkalork 2mo ago
If they can use a cryptographic key to sign the text, will they generated keys unique to users? Seems like they'd be able to trace back to which accounts were used to say generate scam dialogue, threats, propaganda or bot content on th
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by morkalork 2mo ago
I feel like if you had wanted to you could have done it before. When I got a pool in 2020,there were still old school phpBB forums out there dedicated to DIY and maintenance. That same summer, my neighbour who in no way is techie or handy r
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by morkalork 2mo ago
It used to be like this in rural communities even up into the 70s and 80s. The town's branch manager would be young, shipped out for a few years and live in a house the bank owned and given a stipend to maintain it. Same with the postm

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