naishoya

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by naishoya 4mo ago
Start taking notes.
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by naishoya 4mo ago
Quick answer: YES Longer answer - in the other reply to your doubtfulness. This is true across the entire US system, some state flagship universities curricula are so deficient that graduate level at better schools wont even consider the ba
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by naishoya 4mo ago
and didn't secure the domain as linked... had a client for web design that did this once. He printed all of his advert. hard copy, product labels, business cards, and the whole shebang without actually securing the domain. Then came to
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by naishoya 4mo ago
it's pretty hard to define - unusual in my life. Farmers' market produce was once a go-to for our basic funding requirements; and pretty much all of those were wild harvested from perma-jungle that we leased or from surrounding st
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by naishoya 4mo ago
lol, you have hit both of myreasons for using it: 1. the previously mentioned, as nothing in the quiz bothered me to a greater degree than what i previously stated, thus it's use here is 'cromulent'... and 2. this entire para
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by naishoya 4mo ago
The phrase 'widely viewed' in the articles initial premise; "work which is now widely viewed as the source of the unintentional lab leak that sparked the pandemic" is doing some pretty heavy lifting. Widely viewed by who
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by naishoya 4mo ago
I like the analogy, but lets stretch it to the situation where workers can see that there is fraud and still do nothing. The passengers on the bus are not blameless if they know or have reason to know that the bus driver was drinking before
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by naishoya 4mo ago
I learned this 35 years ago to the tune of Clementine, youre using black sheep, my spouse uses another tune, but what funny is I learned it not with the 'i' endings, but with the dictionary form (sometimes called base-3) 'u&#
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by naishoya 4mo ago
It's security theatre all the way from top to bottom: extra effort for devs and users alike, no real comprehension of any of the threat models at any level of interaction from the original design - which makes it fit right in with the
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by naishoya 4mo ago
Spiegel and Murphy have been pursuing the specs for about ten-ish years now. It's a pet project and it doesn't really seem to matter what the ROI, privacy, or real market demand actually is. Last time i was following this concept
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by naishoya 4mo ago
Perhaps they were taught about it, but did they learn it? Have they retained that knowledge beyond the test at the end of the semester? Anecdotal observations would imply that they have indeed been taught it, and indeed have failed to retai
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by naishoya 4mo ago
My favorite in the vicinity of etiquette and rendezvous is the "double entendre", very French sounding, but not French at all. That and something being not a person's "forte" which when correctly pronounced is just
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by naishoya 4mo ago
There's no need to suppose: From the website with just one more click - like one more wafer thin mint. <snip> According to the Oxford English Dictionary (Second Edition), there are approximately 171,476 words in current use. Howe
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by naishoya 4mo ago
"77,250words "Unbelievable. Are you actually Stephen Fry in disguise?" I do concur that a refined collection of incorrect proposed responses which includes selections among terms with semantic proximity, conflated synonyms an
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by naishoya 4mo ago
From the Guardian article, "Shooting incidents are extremely rare in peacetime." Aye, that's the rub. Are we all still to believe that the Rus think we're at peace?
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by naishoya 4mo ago
I think the idea of listening to the FDA's untested opinions on what is effective and safe need to be carefully reviewed. Here's a simple approach to UV A,B and High Intensity Blue light protection that is safe for the wearer and
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by naishoya 4mo ago
He's saying that the math as he defines it means that YC founders who make less than even millions can anticipate making billions without anticipating doing something unsavory along the way. That's a fine, and possibly true premi
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by naishoya 4mo ago
Cooling is not the crux of the real problem, it's the fact that we have no way to replace single failed units in a running space-based data center without another launch - and if youre stressing your total launch cadence with 'new
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by naishoya 4mo ago
And it still is the most likely outcome; but now it wont be Elon losing 99% of his worth, it will be every pension and retirement, every index fund, every investment portfolio that 'must buy' into this simply because of the scale,
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by naishoya 4mo ago
Sad truth: Yes. Yes, it has fallen off this far in the last ten years. If you look a little further back, say to 2006-ish it's far worse than that. Back then there were 'bright' middle-school ROV team members writing C and Ad
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by naishoya 4mo ago
I guess that makes me square within the 'older folk' subset - I continued to use the NT core with LiteSTEP alongside the SGI/IRIX Octane2 well after Y2K. Those days I was working on a rework of the TRO PLATO learning system w
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by naishoya 4mo ago
Right, the discussion isn't about one employee trying to take down a known evil operations, rather I was positing a situation whereby these evils never got off the ground, where all of the employees tasked with building Palantir, or th
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by naishoya 4mo ago
The sequence of this is reversed. First Thiel got filthy rich, and THEN he used that money to hire people who didn't whistle-blow to build Palantir. If EVERYONE that got hired to build the enshittification of humanity would just speak
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by naishoya 4mo ago
There are three kinds of figures that come from the parties wishing you to be afraid so that you will give them full control of your life: lies, damn lies, and statistics. Don't be made a fool of by believing any of those. And don&#x
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by naishoya 4mo ago
safeguards? Are any of us expecting that there are safeguards in today's global political environment? in tomorrow's? Honestly, the only safeguards against abuse of surveillance are that the surveillance not happen in the first pl
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by naishoya 4mo ago
there is the option to opt-out of personalization, opt-out of using your conversations for training, and in that process reduce or eliminate any memory the system has of your personal preferences and context. If these actions don't er
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by naishoya 4mo ago
I just woke up and THIS! ... you almost owe me a new keyboard! I love it! This statement cleanly encapsulates the entire problem with all of the frontier models' companies' pre-IPO numbers. They have something-something "new
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by naishoya 5mo ago
That may be true; in theory and in general for some specific sub-populations, at some particular range of dates in the past. It is however, not specifically the typical experience nor true for all individuals across the history of the natio
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by naishoya 6mo ago
Younger locals who have mostly or only known the LED think it's a bit odd, but just call them blue because that's the common convention and many youths may think that the former lights might have actually been blue. IIRC from when
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by naishoya 6mo ago
I dont have any questions about how it works; and seeing that you used claude to code this, I expect even if someone had those questons you could only answer with the explanations claude gave during the generation cycle. You are in school;

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