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by naishoya 6mo ago
Here is pretty much the full rebuttal to the "It really is better, but everyone is whining" points of view: https://www.yesigiveafig.com/p/part-1-my-life-is-a-lie title: "Part 1: My Life Is a Lie"
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by naishoya 6mo ago
The part of the entire "AI" - but not-artifical and not-intelligent - marketplace that I find amusingly curious is when any users expect the large model providers to take actions which are not 100% objectively for the purpose of r
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by naishoya 7mo ago
"Could" ?!? For starters, I never read NYT beyond the headlines - both because of how broken the paid news model is for insightful reporting, and because of how instrumental NYT has been in breaking that model. This is 'Duh,
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by naishoya 7mo ago
Japan as an example of anything not specific to Japan is problematic. Almost nothing is handled in a similar means or approach to Japanese standard practices, anywhere else. Speaking as someone with 30+ years experience in both Japanese and
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by naishoya 9mo ago
> The simple and straightforward electromechanical mechanisms we used for three centuries before integrated circuits Lets see, 2026 minus 300 is 1726. No electronics, analog or digital back then at all. Not even gas powered streetlight
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by naishoya 10mo ago
"Teach your kids to kiss ass and play poltiics"(sic) ? Does one have any significant quality time to spend with the children during the formative and developmental stages in their early lives, while engaging in major corporation s
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by naishoya 10mo ago
^ this whole chain-of-interaction is a wonderful reminder of why I left SO: It was like seeing a movie trailer about a remake of some nearly forgotten B- horror film one was unfortunately allowed to watch when far too young. Spoiler warning
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by naishoya 10mo ago
TSMC running stateside != "nevermind Taiwanese independence"/"US withdrawing military protection for Taiwan" For starters, TSMC has opened facilities in Az, but these are still owned and operated from Taiwan and rel
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by naishoya 10mo ago
My late grandfather (passed in 2022 at the age of 104) showed us all how it could be done. In 2014! During one of my infrequent visits to his house; he was complaining about the state of the latest Windows installation on his new laptop, an
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by naishoya 10mo ago
giving up Mozilla, or uBlock Origin? the title seems ambiguous for me
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by naishoya 10mo ago
I had a hardware raid array, which in the middle of resilvering (with an XFS filesystem), suffered a power loss. It turned out that the initial drive failure was symptomatic of the impending power supply failure, and after replacement of t
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by naishoya 11mo ago
We may be entering into a new zero trust model for software development; one which for every necessary functionality the safer path includes 'roll your own' and building suites without externalizing the long term support of these
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by naishoya 11mo ago
What happens? It seems we have entered the Find Out phase of FAFO; which FA began with a lack of preparation in US educators in the 1960's for "New Math" which focused on conceptual understanding and abstractions, such as se
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by naishoya 11mo ago
This! All day long. For a minute Pre-COVID and the inevitable reassessment of my life choices, I was a Private Equity fund manager for a International PE org with significant assets in a wide spectrum of energy technology and agriculture v
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by naishoya 11mo ago
MacDonnell Douglas was primarily a defense contractor with a long record of subpar performance and technical failures in the service of those contracts. At the time of 'merger' with Boeing in 1997, the not-very-exclusively inte
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by naishoya 11mo ago
Alternate solution: Don't use an operating system with fully autonomous remote control by an untrustworthy corporation; and by doing so you get to sleep through the night. Even if you leave all your tabs open and the system fully on.
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by naishoya 2y ago
A key part for me is the platinum and lignin and I'm only interested in the same way I might be interested in an article including 'gold and palladium ...' Which is to say, with morbid curiosity as to both the cost and toxic
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by naishoya 2y ago
The short answer: yes. For organization using biased software to make hiring decisions, there is a necessity to tailor fit your experience and abilities to 'thread the needle' into an actual human decision making level of the hiri