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by neogodless 4mo ago
> Sure, I could switch to a different mail client and never see any of these language model features, but my experience these past months has left such a bad taste that all I’m looking for now is a clean break.
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by neogodless 4mo ago
Heh, well I was kind of thinking, this sounds like something someone in sales or content management or marketing might think is pithy and thoughtful. And we are (or just were) in the "Information Age", so that's what has va
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by neogodless 4mo ago
A few things: - yes 401k fund options are negotiated by people that don't know I exist, or care - but... how I allocate my contributions to those funds is under my discretion - and... I've never stayed somewhere long enough to hav
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by neogodless 4mo ago
The "read the rest" button seems broken in Firefox on Windows... so that makes for a very short post.
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by neogodless 4mo ago
In general you should never "sell your 401k." Period. (Short of using it for income during retirement.) What you should do is have an Investor Policy Statement[0]. This should contain at least two things: - your desired Asset
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by neogodless 4mo ago
"world makers", quite sober ;)
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by neogodless 5mo ago
My current experience is that out of ~20 devices, about 6 are on 5Ghz and the rest choose 2.4Ghz. And it's basically perfect. Because the 6 devices on 5Ghz: laptops and smartphones. The rest are "smart" devices that work perf
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by neogodless 5mo ago
Continue? Y/N ── SCORE: 1,549 Security-Conscious Engineer Caught 3/3 threats "Not a single secret leaked" So are there 3 threats? 8? Is it a different game? Does everyone get a "good" score even if they missed
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by neogodless 5mo ago
The Omada device* I researched also supports standalone mode and hosts the web UI like any other consumer router. * https://www.omadanetworks.com/us/business-networking/omada-r...
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by neogodless 5mo ago
The squircles and rounded triangles kill the interior for me.
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by neogodless 5mo ago
Came to the comment(s) looking for this game. I've played this! Fun! It's interesting to explore the spectrum of what people find fun. In large groups, it seems like games that tilt heavily towards luck can be a great deal of fun
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by neogodless 5mo ago
> comfortable with ambiguity and uncertainty > regulate their emotions > Emotional intelligence I'm not sure we read the same parent comment. There is almost nothing in there about emotional intelligence beyond learning self
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by neogodless 5mo ago
Relevant: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/upshot/buy-rent-cal... If you're just looking at the numbers, it's worth doing the math. Obviously many things will be estimates. Most people don&#
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by neogodless 5mo ago
If the AI-generated content doesn't push out all the good stuff, the absolute flood of accusing everything written everywhere as being written by AI will .
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by neogodless 5mo ago
In theory, maybe? This is behind a paywall... https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/gadgets/trump-mobile-phone-revi... Title: Trump Mobile T1 phone test: device no longer ‘Made in the USA.’ Heading: We tested the Trump Mob
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by neogodless 5mo ago
Previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48190454 CISA Admin Leaked AWS GovCloud Keys on GitHub (krebsonsecurity.com) ~7 hours ago, ~27 comments
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by neogodless 5mo ago
How close are we to all of the richest people being out of money?
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by neogodless 5mo ago
https://its.ucdavis.edu/blog/no-electric-vehicles-arent-driv... This 5 year old study suggests that some early reports (on early EVs) lead us to believe that it was a universal truth. After all, the early BMW i3 and Ni
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by neogodless 5mo ago
Average car gets 24.4 mpg, while federal gas tax is currently $0.183 / gallon. US drivers average 13,476 miles (across gender / age groups). So currently gas tax is ~$101.07 (for "cars", more for light trucks.) As some
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U.S. Cybersecurity Agency Leaves Its Digital Keys Out in Public on GitHub(gizmodo.com)
114 points by neogodless 5mo ago|28 comments
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by neogodless 5mo ago
52 weeks / 4 weeks = 13
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by neogodless 5mo ago
But raising the floor or having some improved tools available to pad your skillset is neither incredible nor unimaginable. Could you elaborate how you feel it would have been unimaginable before you started using Claude?
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by neogodless 5mo ago
That doesn't really clear anything up. We've had large applications released by big companies before AI. Windows 11 existed before Microsoft started relying on AI to contribute to the codebase. What incredible things have been add
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by neogodless 5mo ago
Can someone translate this? > What we're capable of delivering now is incredible and would have been unimaginable just a few years ago What I mean is - are there concrete examples, real world "things" that came from AI pro
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by neogodless 5mo ago
https://apnews.com/article/us-inflation-consumer-iran-war-3f... Consumer Price Index (CPI) vs Core CPI The above link is a little dumb because their own graph only goes up to March. But it looks like in March Core CPI
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by neogodless 5mo ago
There's money in politics and money in social media. And the money decides how to run the circus. Not for the benefit of all. So it is a really hard problem.
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by neogodless 5mo ago
I usually say to myself "ladder" and that helps. But this time I slipped. Rough morning. Wheels fell off on the way to work.
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by neogodless 5mo ago
I KNEW I was going to get that wrong.
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by neogodless 5mo ago
Wait until you find out how many gas and diesel powered trucks are RWD! At least in the U.S. below a certain ~longitude~ latitude it's quite common.
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Why Are Software Developers Still in Demand?(galratner.substack.com)
5 points by neogodless 5mo ago|0 comments

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