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by msgodel 1y ago
Go move to South America if you think their workers have something we don't and will make your life so much better.
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by msgodel 1y ago
This. Labor markets cut both ways but you have to actually follow the rules for it to work.
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by msgodel 1y ago
I don't know if you're aware but y2k was almost 30 years ago. My 2006 Corolla was going pretty strong up until a few years ago.
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by msgodel 1y ago
I'm definitely seeing it consistently on the East Coast.
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by msgodel 1y ago
If that were the case housing would be cheap. It may very well also be that the way we're organizing people means they can't live densely and that's why it's full. Regardless it's full enough that there's almos
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by msgodel 1y ago
Ah I thought this said "Grow a Gradient Calculator" and was going to be some sort of pytorch thing.
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by msgodel 1y ago
Most office environments seem to be using OSX for their client OS these days. It's just much more behaved OOTB. The only thing people really need Windows for now is the domain controllers and goofy legacy embedded stuff.
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by msgodel 1y ago
I wrote a similar piece of software but it just limits time spent on certain web sites per day. It's amazing how much something so simple can change your life if you have a problem with that. I'd highly recommend everyone enable i
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by msgodel 1y ago
People don't seem to talk about Watt hours per mile much but when you're generating the power yourself it really matters. Tesla's model 3 is AFAIK one of the more efficient EVs and gets ~260 Watt hours per mile. With solar a
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by msgodel 1y ago
It's why I think they're such a great short.
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by msgodel 1y ago
Also if it's really an issue for restaurants they can do delivery the way pizza/Chinese restaurants used to do without having to deal with any third parties. Of all the things to worry about this is probably the least important.
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by msgodel 1y ago
Yeah I just have a hard time feeling sympathetic for Apple. They played the game pathologically and these are the consequences. If they wanted sympathy they should have tried to get along with everyone else.
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by msgodel 1y ago
iPhone exploits are cheap enough that you don't need to be a state actor to have access to them. Heck the app store review process hardly even instruments the apps so you can just ship semi targeted malware that way.
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by msgodel 1y ago
I think rather pulseaudio either isn't configured correctly or you haven't authorized the connection (Bluetooth devices will pair, then connect, then you have to authorize them. In bluetoothctl you get an asynchronous yes/no
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by msgodel 1y ago
Companies blow money on bad ideas all the time. Middle managers love analytics because it lets them win internal arguments, not because it actually solves problems.
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by msgodel 1y ago
"Measuring" people for the sake of insurance just sounds hard. Partly because people are complex but also because people just hate being measured.
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by msgodel 1y ago
Many users tend to be pretty vocal when changes break things they like, you don't need to spy on them for that. Mail readers > analytics frameworks.
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by msgodel 1y ago
If anything it's really going the other way. Free stuff keeps catching up with the most expensive pay-for stuff from a year or two ago. If I lost access to all the hosted AI today I don't think I'd really feel like I'm m
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by msgodel 1y ago
I was actually running Konqueror as my primary browser before Chrome was released. It was really great at the time, way faster than Firefox.
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by msgodel 1y ago
I wish people would shut up about it. It's gotten to the point where normal peers can hardly even talk about sex without being afraid of getting in trouble. Flirting with coworkers is fine, natural even. Calm down or become a shut in a
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by msgodel 1y ago
I think the problem is that many of these countries have a cultural idea of economic milestones you're supposed to reach in life (moving out, getting a real job, becoming stable, getting married etc) before having kids and the mass mig
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by msgodel 1y ago
This is the case with any kind of computer and the iPhone is not particularly secure, you're just locked out of yours.
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by msgodel 1y ago
That's funny because only my Linux laptop running pulseaudio ever seems to work reliably with bluetooth headphones. I had to go back to wired headphones on my work mac because half the time when I needed them they just couldn't co
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by msgodel 1y ago
There's a very easy solution to this: ban 3rd party tracking altogether. Then there wouldn't be any confusion.
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by msgodel 1y ago
Ah I forgot Apple advertises managing SSO as a feature of iOS and not an external service like sane people would. Well. I guess they'll have to choose between opening it up like every other company does or acknowledge that it's a
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by msgodel 1y ago
If Apple gave the users root and let them run arbitrary software and just didn't sign certificates for their infrastructure (for push for example) this wouldn't be a problem. Supposedly they've already even developed a VTE fo
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by msgodel 1y ago
Ah. I've typically avoided CUDA except for a couple of really big jobs so I haven't noticed this.
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by msgodel 1y ago
I haven't posted to (or even logged into) LinkedIn since I was 17 (~15 years ago) and although I've never been hired by one even the ycombinator startups that demand it don't seem to mind and interview me.
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by msgodel 1y ago
My temperature is set higher than zero as well. That doesn't make them nondeterministic.
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by msgodel 1y ago
CDNs are usually one of the more expensive things you can build, there's a reason most are run by large public companies. Those are probably near the top of the list of things you don't want to blindly trust an LLM with building.

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