paradox460

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by paradox460 2mo ago
Because back in the dawn of OS X it was legitimately a good music utility
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by paradox460 2mo ago
I just hope they don't damage the grocery store across the street. It's called "the willows" and they make some incredibly good sandwiches
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by paradox460 2mo ago
It's such a shame we never get more of this series By far one of my favorite franchises
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by paradox460 2mo ago
I've found capable models are incredibly useful for fixing up old ebooks. The kind that were text documents OCRd off a paperback and then dumped in word and bodged into an epub The ones that have all sorts of ocr artifacts, weird capit
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by paradox460 2mo ago
I have a bunch of ttsr rules on my omp for banned vocabulary. Gate and load bearing recently made it into this list
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Had to be 10 years ago, because I remember seeing it in the bay area when I lived there
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by paradox460 2mo ago
No, because Opera and SimulBrowse had it years before Firefox even existed
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Probably Mongolian
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Let me get my fence pliers
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by paradox460 2mo ago
You're not just right, you're correct!
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by paradox460 2mo ago
I think the UK has their vermin supreme
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by paradox460 2mo ago
DC is a one party consent "state", so I don't think Washington state's law would apply to him
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Indeed. I'll drive all the way to the city, to visit a store to buy a pair of pants or something (what I'm buying doesn't matter) My wife doesn't understand why I don't just buy them online. I know my size, I know t
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Sending the sales team on a paid vacation to a tropical paradise while the engineering product flounders is such a perfect representation of corporate rot it sounds like something out of a Mike Judge movie
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by paradox460 2mo ago
There's gotta be a record of you someplace You gotta be on somebody's books The lowdown a picture of your face Your injured looks The sacred and profane The pleasure and the pain Somewhere your fingerprints remain concrete
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by paradox460 2mo ago
The shape of this problem is very heavy
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by paradox460 2mo ago
When it was new I tried something fairly easy, or so I thought "Label all stories in the current project that contain "foo" with label "bar It failed
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Bet drummer could make one. He did that hilarious one that injected ads into copy
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Plus mowing a lawn is meditative Copying another comment I made earlier When I was laid off a couple months ago, the first thing I did was go out and mow my lawn. One hour of simple, clean labor, with clear progress, goals, and solitude. It
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Check out firenvim too
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by paradox460 2mo ago
I assure you I'm not an AI
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Funny, I literally just saw an ad for Firefox
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Used to drive me mad that the clipper terminals in the SF Caltrain station used dial up, in 2017!
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Some older buildings in SF have the old school elevator panels in the lobby, with big vertical displays of all the floors, and a moving needle for each cab, and lights where there were calls. Big beautiful brass monster, polished to a shine
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Don't forget they lay you off the Thursday before a 3 day weekend, as close to the middle of the month as possible. So the "coverage to the end of the month" is more like 10 days of coverage
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by paradox460 2mo ago
An egg beater is a manually operated mixer. Typically a crank connects to a large gear, and two smaller gears interface with it, operating two interlocking whisks. You'd crack eggs into a bowl, stick the whisk in, and turn the crank. T
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by paradox460 2mo ago
What's interesting to me is that most of the big chains have died. Blockbuster, Hollywood, and even Redbox. But small single stores and local chains continue to exist. My hometown of Los Alamos has a video store called Film Festival. I
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by paradox460 2mo ago
No, I think a CEO is one of the singular roles an AI is explicitly well suited for
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by paradox460 2mo ago
Yup. Been using big expensive models like opus, gpt, or glm for planning, then switch to something like gpt-oss-120B on cerebras and watch it fly. Total cost will be less than $5 for even very large tasks
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by paradox460 3mo ago
There are like 3 in St. George Utah, meanwhile nearby lake Powell is nearly empty

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