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by ok_dad 7mo ago
> Training on models provides experience that could never be gained on real ships for the simple reason that neither shipowners nor local authorities would allow such risks to be taken. I was trained onboard a real ship. It took about a
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
A good business would have promoted you to the dev team so they could reduce that metric for everyone.
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
If there’s a torment nexus to be built they’ll build it.
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
I like Cursor a lot more than Claude Code. It works better for me overall. I like the way they integrate it into the IDE so the agent is my tool rather than a 'partner' or something like that. I'm pretty sad that they lost so
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
Some people call themselves vegans but will still use animal products that they feel are ethical. Also, some vegans do occasionally use animal products just because they want to. I don’t think it’s a conspiracy but it’s weird that the vegan
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
The only issue to beat in mind is that visual inspection is only about 85% accurate at its limit. I was responsible for incoming inspection at a medical device factory and visual inspection was the least reliable test for components that co
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
> there's no significant recycling of solar panels There will be when it’s needed in a decade or two. Right now solar farms installed recently have years to go until they’re decommissioned. There’s already processes for it.
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
Luckily solar panels work for 30+ years while coal works for only as long as you burn it. You can also recycle solar panels, but try reversing entropy to get your coal back and you’ll see what’s up. Cloudy days are solved by wind, ocean ene
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
Yay someone already mentioned my favorite “framework”! htmz is a masterclass in simplicity. It’s gotta be the all time code golf winner.
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
2003 is calling, I suggest you pick up
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
Why do police need big training centers to learn about the constitution and our rights, escalation of force, etc? I learned all that stuff in a single room when I was in the military. So yea, “not like that” indeed.
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
This is cool! I do wish I could search for a specific citrus by name.
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
The legal definition of supply chain risk: > “Supply chain risk” means the risk that an adversary may sabotage, maliciously introduce unwanted function, or otherwise subvert the design, integrity, manufacturing, production, distribution,
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
Similar to how Noem gave a contract for 143 million to an 8 day old company with an address at her former political operative’s home. The admin is just here to literally steal tax dollars.
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by ok_dad 7mo ago
Yep I’m still using an M2 MacBook Air with 8gb of ram to do development. Thank goodness the company I work for doesn’t use a bunch heavy infrastructure. I expect to use this for several more years at least.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
This isn’t even MCP, it’s just tools. If it were real MCP of definitely have fun using the “sampling” feature of MCP with people who visit my site… IYKYK
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
What about local hospitals which may have service from that data center? There are heroes needed everywhere, all the time.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Just start changing addresses. Forward the rest. It takes about a year. Changing your name is way harder and tons of folks do that all the time.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Humans don’t deserve to have what we have.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
We’re not at war with anyone Jesus Christ
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Sam Altman tells staff at an all-hands that OpenAI is negotiating a deal with the Pentagon, after Trump orders the end of Anthropic contracts - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47188698
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Don't worry, OpenAI will kneel for the king: > Sam Altman told OpenAI employees at an all-hands meeting on Friday afternoon that a potential agreement is emerging with the U.S. Department of War to use the startup’s AI models and to
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
NO That would be an argument to build anti-drone technology, not more killbots!
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
> Anyway, in my country unemployment is 0% and everyone is rich and there are no problems. Why can't your country achieve the same? Where? I want to move there immediately. I bet you’re lying though.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Your comments are all flagged, dead, or downvoted to irrelevance in this thread, it’s clear you’re wrong, go get educated.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
No it’s still the DoD legally
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Someone with 1200 points after 14 years on HN shouldn’t be pointing out green noobs, especially when they are being very reasonable with their comments and you’re objectively wrong. You used “green account” like a slur.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Or a precursor to minority report precrime
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
The real story is that BAE dumped these at the feet of the public. Yet again, businesses profiting then passing the buck, literally in this case.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
We all have to start somewhere, welcome aboard.

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