noduerme

47 ms·

601.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Really? There are plenty of things that are considered harmful to minors but okay for adults. Should all those be banned too?
602.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Just to name a different but related approach, as a hobby project I built a (non LLM) model that trained mainly on data from stocks that didn't move much over the past decade, seeking ways to beat the performance of those particular st
603.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I was considering that route but was surprised that I couldn't find a version of Docker Desktop that'll run on Monterey anymore.
604.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Aaaannnnd.... I figured out last night that I don't need to go to 9, only to 8.4. Strangely, what version I needed to upgrade to from 8.0 was not stated anywhere in the mass of emails Amazon sent me. I hadn't yet gone on RDS and n
605.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I think it was a mistake of the left to brainwash white kids to think of themselves as belonging to a group of evil oppressive colonizers - precisely because a few decades of that type of over-the-top racial "justice" schooling ha
606.
by noduerme 11mo ago
>> why do we think that they are using this as a ruse to like become despotically authoritarian in general You stated this very well. But I do think it's a ruse. I don't have a problem with enforcing the law on illegal immig
607.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I think a lot of people in the US are clinging to the hope that this type of friction, along with judicial decisions, will cause the process of removing our legal protections to stall out. I'm not optimistic that this is the case, beca
608.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I'm more just curious as to how much difference this made in the failure rate.
609.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I'm still on Monterey, on a 2021 M1 that works just fine. I'm not buying a new Mac this year specifically to avoid having to spend days dealing with all the potential headaches of updating my dev environments. I hate upgrading. I
610.
by noduerme 11mo ago
This is a corporate culture thing. I can be in the middle of nowhere for months, and it makes no difference to my clients. No one even notices. I have a phone that always rings, and laptop. I don't have a corporate health plan or a 40
611.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Not trying to oversimplify. But suppose 95% of the probe's mass was intended to be jettisoned ahead of it on arrival by an explosive charge, and would then serve as a reflector. That might give enough time for the probe to be captured
612.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I'm not talking about the number of impoverished converts or believers. In terms of prosperity and global power, no religion or former empire has come close.
613.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Pretty sure I went to a bar in NYC that still had a urinal trough running directly below the bar as you were standing there... so one wouldn't need to leave the bar to take a leak. This was 30 years ago. McSorleys maybe?
614.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I'm going in for facial blurring surgery like that gentleman next week. I'm hopeful it will help with my social anxiety.
615.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I know it's fashionable to say that democracy itself leads to these outcomes that destroy democracy. I think Arendt was right about self-colonization and overproduction of elites being the main thing that leads to totalitarianism. Ther
616.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Could the probe just fire off some mass when it got there?
617.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Is there a vague idea of what percentage of each country's nuclear arsenal would be duds? Prior to or after clean rooms got cleaner?
618.
by noduerme 11mo ago
This is truly a very clever series of calculations, a really cool effect, and a great explanation of what went into it. I'll admit that I skimmed over some of the technical details because I want to try it myself from scratch... but th
619.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Hah. I'm a self employed freelancer, but a friend works for (MegaCorp Intl) and every time we go for beers he mentions that he has "Unlimited Paid Time Off" . But whenever I ask if that means he could take a few months to hi
620.
by noduerme 11mo ago
If you book a queen room isn't it always 2 beds? A king room is usually 1 bed. Is there some option where it's just totally random what room you get? I don't have any Marriott status but going on their site I can clearly see
621.
by noduerme 11mo ago
No no, I mean that one does not conduct foreign relations with fear that your approach might give fuel to the local autocracy to whip up fabricated nationalist riots .
622.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Its own system? The entire local government was replaced with rubber stamp flunkies, all democracy activists were arrested, and it's basically a terror regime. No one in their right mind would move there or start a business there. If t
623.
by noduerme 11mo ago
That's not a binary choice. Find yourself under the wrong governance and you'll find your loved ones disappear pretty quickly, even if you do toe the line. The people who treat populist politics as a sport are the people who don&#
624.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Which is odd, since I feel like I always end up paying $13 extra for one king bed with my girlfriend to make sure we're not sleeping in a queen next to an empty one
625.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Possibly even more important than a door is an extractor fan. Sometimes two people gotta do their business and get out in rapid succession.
626.
by noduerme 11mo ago
For the same reason, I hate the showers without a door in a bathroom with a door. I've never understood the reason for that.
627.
by noduerme 11mo ago
Eh, at 2am you ask a taxi driver for a local non-chain hotel and see where the night takes you. Honestly the endless ability of people to complain about corporate control when they're unwilling to try anything potentially sketchy is an
628.
by noduerme 11mo ago
What country is this? I've never seen a hotel site that didn't sell rooms as either 2 Queen or 1 King. If I didn't know it was a king bed I wouldn't book it. Does that now make me a spoiled first world rich person?
629.
by noduerme 11mo ago
This is an excellent point that I overlooked.
630.
by noduerme 11mo ago
I'd call the Civil Rights Act an improvement.

More ›