mtillman

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by mtillman 2y ago
Agree. There are also a lot of factories and warehouses in the Midwest that should be covered in solar first.
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by mtillman 2y ago
It’s worth reading their new book which is a history of the group. The chat was launched at defcon last year at their birthday party and there will be more this year.
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by mtillman 2y ago
“Got servers can safely offer anonymous SSH access for public distribution” stands out as really interesting to me. Is this as unique as they say?
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by mtillman 2y ago
You can easily apply the Restoration Project on the fallout 2 version. I just did.
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by mtillman 2y ago
Along those lines, Chairface from Tick and Tim Robbin’s classic “would you miss it?” defense from Austin powers.
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by mtillman 2y ago
I love this project (from 2014?) and perhaps my favorite part other than the f-u of the whole thing is the commit message "complete refactoring".
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by mtillman 2y ago
It’s not like there’s another option, which is why the DOJ probably has a case. If you want to attend certain games it’s a) be a season ticket holder or b) pony up to a monopoly.
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by mtillman 2y ago
Actual prices for golden knights Playoff game 1 (check stubhub right now if you want a proof point): $407.09/ticket x2 because going alone isn’t as fun, and $290.91 in fees. So my numbers above are a bit low from what I actually paid.
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by mtillman 2y ago
I paid $300 in fees on Sunday for two $365 tickets. Excited to see how this goes.
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by mtillman 2y ago
Is anything with a share button social? What are the lines?
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by mtillman 2y ago
I pay for hubspot quarterly and still have no idea how their contract works or how much I'm supposed to be paying without letting our contract audit DNN have a whack at it. Completely opaque order forms and value. I'm convinced we
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by mtillman 3y ago
The Amiga couldn't handle the performance requirements of Doom at the time (Game Engine Black Book Doom). Workbench was more fun than Windows and at least the install process that was early linux. As much as I loved my O2 (my first pro
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by mtillman 3y ago
so good: "Meet hot, lonely DNS records in your area tonight"
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by mtillman 3y ago
It reminds me of the new EU law being implemented in that it eliminates the use of ai for private companies but explicitly allows it for law enforcement. Both are methods of consolidating power. Safer to be open for everyone and unrestricte
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by mtillman 3y ago
DSD does contain copy protection and forces digital (other than hdmi) output to PCM.
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by mtillman 3y ago
Related, many SACDs contain a two channel SA layer that is completely different than the red book layer. The medium is normally mastered to appeal to the widest audience. In the 80’s, CD players were very expensive so the mastering were mad
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by mtillman 3y ago
They might have once but every sub Reddit has at least one, “join my discord server” post a day it seems. People just want browser based BBS but weren’t alive when they were at their best.
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by mtillman 3y ago
It’ll be interesting to see how the various cults adopt this technology. They certainly have plenty of money to acquire the hardware. The Vatican has fairly advanced computing infrastructure from what I understand as well: https:/&#x2
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by mtillman 3y ago
I was stoked to find the new Eldorado fortress to be an improvement on the original and free from stickers. I got plenty of extra pieces too.
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by mtillman 3y ago
I'm a big fan of Things (started with V1) and am happy they're getting stiffer competition. Will help both products and I'll benefit.
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by mtillman 3y ago
Worth noting the author disagrees with the theory and states as much a few times in the article.
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by mtillman 3y ago
Data provenance is a term used in medicine[1] and seems like a rather straightforward way to handle this. However, I would consider that they paid for this data and the source has a non disclosure in place. [1] https://www.nnlm.g
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by mtillman 3y ago
This is a great application and far better than any of the web based stuff in the other comments. You should be given a product award for the Add Attachment Point alone, something no one else has achieved with such ease.
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by mtillman 3y ago
It’s the one I use. Thanks
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by mtillman 3y ago
I find myself more upset with AMD for completely dropping the ball on firmware and software. Almost intentional levels of incompetence.
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by mtillman 3y ago
Whenever I run a training session on the history of ML people are shocked to learn when the maths were first developed for things that are reported as new on TechCrunch.
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by mtillman 3y ago
It’s an American company. Bullets didn’t exist when the 2nd amendment was created but they’re still protected as arms. Also, basic internet concept, if you do something on someone else’s property, it’s theirs. This site is also a source of
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by mtillman 3y ago
OAI requires a real mobile phone number to signup and are therefore an adtech company.
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by mtillman 3y ago
No idea about Sequoia but they tend towards conservative on the legal side of things. Some VC firms license the name so there's a franchise fee which often includes carry and/or fee percentage participation even though there isn&#
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by mtillman 3y ago
My employees get calls from "Hey, this is Mike at Goldman Sachs. Matt asked me to give you a call about the customer volumes."

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