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by organsnyder 7mo ago
I got a NYT alert about this around 3:30am EDT.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
Final ground speed reported.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
> I'd bet a lot of money that however the system is implemented the police and fire get special treatment when it comes to process (i.e. asking permission before they go somewhere planes might be) and that is part of what lead to th
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
Compared to the manual processes these scripts replaced, I'd put more trust in the automations.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
Private package hosting sounds like a commodity that would be hard to differentiate.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
Working with humans is decidedly not deterministic, though. And the discussion here is comparing AI coding agents and humans.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
Aww... shucks. I'm such a proud father.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
The quests themselves are prominently labeled "AR mapping". You don't need to go into the privacy policy to know what they are.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
My son showed me how he does these quests: he points the phone at the floor and just wiggles it back and forth.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
This is exactly what I do. I have a few operators set up in k8s that handle all of this with just a couple of annotations on the Ingress resource (yeah, I know I need to migrate to Gateway). For services I want to be publicly-facing, I can
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
I had an interview where I was asked to implement a data structure. I transparently told the interviewer I hadn't thought about that particular data structure since university, and that I was looking it up on Wikipedia to see how it wo
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
Every time I drink a Coke (or any other soft drink), the brand's baggage (good and bad) is present. Unless you're doing a blind taste test, it's impossible to avoid that.
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
First I've heard of this thread (I haven't spent much time on the forums for a while), but my Framework Desktop definitely has the PSU noise issue, and it doesn't seem correlated to system load. Otherwise a really solid machi
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
My SolArk inverter came with a wifi dongle that uses Modbus over RS232 to interface with the inverter. I removed the dongle and connected a Pi to provide a Modbus-over-TCP interface that I can use from Home Assistant. I got more control (th
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by organsnyder 7mo ago
My kids' district gives them iPads in middle school (5th through 8th) and MacBook Airs in high school.
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
They'd all enshittify in similar ways if they got traction.
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
Those policies will take decades to make a difference in road costs, though—if they do at all (infill is often very hard to get financed).
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
> I would personally want to know as early as possible, so I could get my affairs in order and register my wishes around end of life care and euthanasia while I am still recognised as having full mental capacity. Everyone should assume t
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
Why should there be mass hysteria over Soros-backed entities? What entities are those?
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
You can be both complicit and a victim.
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
Nuclear weapons are also directly relevant to "homeland security" (at least as a deterrent), yet I doubt many would be in favor of putting them under DHS as well.
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
I've seen real gains in productivity using it. Nowhere near the 10x some people are promising, though, let alone replacing me.
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
> ...the reward of mentoring. I really feel this. Claude is going to forget whatever correction I give it, unless I take the time and effort to codify it in the prompt. And LLMs are going to continue to get better (though the curve feels
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
Not sure what you're implying, but I'd say their society is doing fairly well.
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
That's about as much as my Framework Desktop cost (thankful that I bought it before all the supply craziness we're seeing across the industry). In the relatively small amount of time I've spent tinkering with it, I've us
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
I'm definitely a better driver because of bicycling. You gain new skills when you know that you're going to come out the loser in almost every collision.
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
This might be my own ego talking (I see myself as a generalist), but IMHO what we need are people that are comfortable jumping into unfamiliar systems and learning on-the-fly, applying their existing knowledge to new domains (while recogniz
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
I've worked with many "enterprise IT" sysadmins (in healthcare, specifically). Some are very proficient generalists, but most (in my experience) are fluent in only their specific platforms, no different than the typical AWS e
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
They run fairly well for me on my 128GB Framework Desktop.
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by organsnyder 8mo ago
Is Grok driving any x.com subscriptions?

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