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by nunez 9mo ago
Actually the folks at /r/conservative are more-or-less agreeing with the left-leaning majority opinion at the moment. https://archive.ph/nYEXh
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by nunez 9mo ago
The video is horrifying: https://old.reddit.com/r/Minneapolis/comments/1qlpzu8/anothe... That's all I'll say.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Only in this radically pro-business administration would brazenly anti-consumer behavior like this be acceptable.
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by nunez 9mo ago
I love FSD, but this is awful. Given that this is almost certainly being done to juice the FSD subscriber count so that Elon hits his 10M sub target, I'd even go as far as to say that this is legally questionable. Also, this move is be
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by nunez 9mo ago
We had open notebook group exams back then too.
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by nunez 9mo ago
Vagrant is great for Claude! You can also use Lima, a lightweight VM control plane, as it natively works with qemu and Virtualization.Framework. (I think Vagrant does too; it's been a minute since I've tried.) This has traditional
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by nunez 9mo ago
And this is exactly the problem. Developers are happily passing off their biggest valuable asset to, essentially, their replacements while, at the same time, convincing themselves that them playing the "ideas guy" or "conduct
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by nunez 9mo ago
That's a great point about DPI scaling. I remember being extremely surprised that I couldn't get a sharp image ona 4K monitor with macOS because of this limitation
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by nunez 9mo ago
You can do a lot with Ansible but GPOs are unbelievably configurable and you'd need to know lots and lots of registry lore to get close.
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by nunez 10mo ago
Insanely easy to game
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by nunez 10mo ago
In six months, we will hear about how OpenAI innovatively created an AI ad auction and marketplace that, effectively, enables companies to purchase ad space within the inference pipeline, complete with "anonymous" demographic targ
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by nunez 10mo ago
It sucked because society back then (and currently in some cultures) was structured in such a way that women were de facto forced into marriage and motherhood, even if they didn't want to do these things. Women couldn't open bank
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by nunez 10mo ago
AT&T doesn't either but they do let you disable DHCP and AdguardHome and Pi-Hole have DHCP servers.
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by nunez 10mo ago
But banking apps.
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by nunez 10mo ago
I like US Mobile a lot. That they're able to get postpaid priority on Dark Star is amazing. I use them for my work phone, but there are a few things keeping me from switching away from T-Mobile for my personal lines (and I'd VERY
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by nunez 10mo ago
Man, I friggin' love Bandcamp. I hope Apple Music follows suit. (I don't expect Spotify to.)
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by nunez 10mo ago
which is why i've stopped my prime subscription many years ago and only buy items there as a last resort.
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by nunez 10mo ago
yeah, you shouldn't need to create a deck for a standup... otherwise, looks interesting.
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by nunez 10mo ago
It might be a placeholder product to hold the ASIN. Some (many?) vendors on Amazon will recycle pages this way. Sell some item, change the item and description to dummy values when it stops selling, change to another item that will be sold,
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by nunez 10mo ago
This is a reasonable idea if the users maintaining the system aren't technical AT ALL. Think small business who wants a homebrew inventory system for some reason. There is almost always a better tool, but Access is still very approach
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by nunez 10mo ago
I mean it's a legit use case. Kubernetes is awesome for large scale web hosting. Much simpler than writing huge NGINX configs.
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by nunez 10mo ago
Couldn't be more on the nose. Big companies are significantly better to work in when you're either (a) in sales with a clear path to hitting/exceeding quota, (b) a strategic revenue generator, or (c) a super hot and extremely
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by nunez 10mo ago
I felt some of these personally. > "We are doing DevOps now! The developers write Dockerfiles and the Ops team operates Jenkins, which cannot build the Dockerfiles." I have DEFINITELY seen this done in production back when
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by nunez 10mo ago
My wife and I saw Guster play with the National Symphony there. It was an incredible show. Such a shame that this administration wants is politicizing this incredible institution.
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by nunez 10mo ago
I never moved to omz (or even zsh; I still rock bash) because I have 10+ years of dotfiles that cover all of my needs. I can see all of the cloud accounts I'm logged into, the status of my Git repositories when I'm cd'ed into
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by nunez 10mo ago
As a person who was super into the rooting scene before getting iPhone-pilled in 2018 or so, I can see both sides to this issue. On one hand, people that jump through the crazy hoops phone manufacthrers put up to get root are either technic
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by nunez 10mo ago
The folks on /r/bose were complaining loudly about this. I'm glad that Bose heard them and is allowing SoundTouch app development to continue!
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by nunez 10mo ago
I'm curious about how they count revenue...
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by nunez 10mo ago
I'll clarify. The cable machines are efficient because they _do the work_ of performing a movement for you, much like how LLMs do the work of writing an e-mail from a prompt describing what you want to write. They are designed to only
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by nunez 10mo ago
Linux is an international effort?

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