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by nilamo 4mo ago
I wish politics didn't revolve so heavily around party bias. There's nothing about this that would appeal strictly to democrat politicians or their constituents. Do people normally see something a voting block does, and just accep
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by nilamo 4mo ago
I have no understanding of your viewpoint. I wish I did, it sounds interesting. I do like a Crafting Interpreters or Mythical Man Month... But I don't understand how those could not only be held to the same level as The Hobbit, but tha
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by nilamo 4mo ago
I mostly use redis for pub/sub communication between services. If the app wasn't a collection of knative functions, and instead a monolith, it would be cool to also use redis for event based communication.
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by nilamo 4mo ago
Full agree. It certainly feels like people are afraid of imagined threats, there just is no way there's so much rampant crime that people's living space is broken into so often, that surveiling everything all the time is a valid s
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by nilamo 4mo ago
I've never heard of that before, is it common behavior?
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by nilamo 4mo ago
Yes, nobody ever actually lives in them, they're just 24/7 airbnbs with a cleaning service.
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by nilamo 4mo ago
And I don't think any of that documentation or warnings should be applied to covered calls.
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by nilamo 4mo ago
I think it comes from decades of fear mongering over how "dangerous" stocks and options are. If you can, instead, explain to an llm what your goals are, it can set up a simple buy-and-hold for you. Basically what investment agents
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by nilamo 5mo ago
> As an example, what innovative amazing world-changing products have Google or Meta launched in the past decade Kubernetes is at 11 years ago, and is huge enough to be included there. The Google Pixel was just under 10 years ago. So...
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by nilamo 5mo ago
So if you kidnap them, hold them in a bunker for a month, then release them, it will pay out. That's probably a positive thing for the world somehow, right?
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by nilamo 5mo ago
That's very funny to me. A) x is always removed. B) no, it's never removed if volatile. But neither person can prove what a compiler will actually do, despite claiming they'll always act a certain way given 5 lines of code.
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by nilamo 5mo ago
This looks like a long back and fourth, that can easily be solved by a minute or two on godbolt...
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by nilamo 5mo ago
If it's wrong 2 out of 5 times, why even waste your time going to it in the first place? That's a massive failure rate.
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by nilamo 5mo ago
Title seems unrelated?
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by nilamo 5mo ago
The idea that someone (the NSA?) is training models on all of our collected info, and using that to predict all of our hidden information, is horrifying. The best time to start using a password manager was 10 years ago. The second best time
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by nilamo 5mo ago
Weird AI photos on this article, too. Like, it's cool. Take pictures of the cool thing you actually have.
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by nilamo 5mo ago
> By the way, > I tried to say > CRAZY BIG BOB IS HAVING ANOTHER CRAZY SALE THIS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND!!! > so don't wait for Dani, come on down and say "I love you" to a pre-owned Nissan!
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by nilamo 5mo ago
> And honestly, everybody else's stuff is in use-1, so at least your failures are correlated with your customers lol. Is it not a selling point to be able to say "we're still up while out competitors are down"?
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by nilamo 5mo ago
Consumer air travel is not a necessary service, though.
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by nilamo 6mo ago
Hardware stores sell chainsaws. There might be a disclaimer about proper usage or safety guidelines or some such, but you're right... someone who intends to use something to commit a crime, will do so regardless of the text asking the
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by nilamo 6mo ago
Don't tell me, you think the store actually expects to sell all that milk before it goes bad?
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by nilamo 6mo ago
A forklift can lift far more than the average human. Just like a train can carry more, faster, than a couple people carrying those goods. Your comment seems to imply that a forklift replaces the need to be strong or physically fit, which is
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by nilamo 6mo ago
Stopping the current owner of infowars from continuing is a valid "why". What happens after doesn't matter.
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by nilamo 6mo ago
Obvious question has an obvious answer: America isn't ready to vote for a woman, much less a black woman.
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by nilamo 6mo ago
I'm not that deep into Java, but I was under the impression that things like Quarkus were starting to replace Spring in enterprise use...
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by nilamo 7mo ago
But cars will be 50% of their current cost, once all those useless managers and c-suite folks are replaced by ai. Right? Right??
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by nilamo 7mo ago
If you have a spare usb stick, the cost to trying them is only the download time. Each is capable of the same things, the differences are purely aesthetic. So try them out and see which you like best. Or install all three and switch each ti
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by nilamo 7mo ago
Yes that is correct. Or if you're a player on a team, you could just... tank a game.
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by nilamo 7mo ago
Is it still piracy if there's no other way to obtain it? Who are you pirating from? The past?
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by nilamo 7mo ago
Is there any way to see the whole conversion, and not one specific reply in the middle of it?

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