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by pengaru 4mo ago
You also got older and probably less fit. As a bald man my experience has been the main determining factor is how hard am I working on maintaining an athletic physique that year.
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by pengaru 5mo ago
If you look up either "half measures" or "unintended consequences" they should both say "See also: California"
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by pengaru 5mo ago
wow, that's a charitable take IME the manager just approves the PR themself to "bias for action", someone else will pick up the pieces
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by pengaru 5mo ago
I've noticed there's a pattern of behavior with folks living in the forested parts of California where they expect everyone else to subsidize their impractical choice on where to put a house. Extreme wildfire risks? let everyone e
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by pengaru 5mo ago
"intelligence"
36.
by pengaru 5mo ago
seems like an obvious application would be game development? procedural curve functions are used quite a lot, look up "tweening" for instance.
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by pengaru 5mo ago
wiring up an RNG to your CLI has fairly obvious risks, the root of the problem is ~everyone's treating GenAI as if it's AGI - the rest is popcorn fodder.
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by pengaru 5mo ago
A lot of comments in here are obviously describing Americans, as if that's representative of some global human reality, without acknowledging the elephant in the room is a cultural problem. Americans in particular tend to have a highly
39.
by pengaru 5mo ago
What was that saying about paving the roads to hell?
40.
by pengaru 5mo ago
even my 95 miata drives itself on a straight flat road...
41.
by pengaru 6mo ago
I want to believe Brovdi, good for them.
42.
by pengaru 6mo ago
April 1; I see what you did there, well played.
43.
by pengaru 6mo ago
Donating fuel to terrorists on the other side of the planet isn't cheap
44.
by pengaru 7mo ago
I worked in one of those independent computer stores in the 90s, assembling white box PCs in a dimly lit back room, and systematically removing drivers on early Win95 machines until they'd stop crashing to identify which one was buggy.
45.
by pengaru 7mo ago
I suspect it's a dead ringer for Corporate America at any large American company.
46.
by pengaru 7mo ago
i look forward to the police showing up and explaining to me how computing is a privilege, not a right
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by pengaru 7mo ago
I can cause tinnitus by pinching my nose, closing my throat, and manipulating my throat to pressurize my skull.. like one does to "pop their ears" after changing altitudes to hear/speak properly again. If my ears start ringin
48.
by pengaru 7mo ago
people already "destroy" the many-core threadrippers with gaming-oriented ryzens on appropriately suited workloads, this is clickbait
49.
by pengaru 7mo ago
s/Legal // ftfy
50.
by pengaru 8mo ago
If you ignore the time dimension, sure. But if 99% of adults today have an abnormality that 99% of adults historically didn't, it's abnormal.
51.
by pengaru 8mo ago
At $dayjob GenAI has been shoved into every workflow and it's a constant source of noise and irritation, slop galore. I'm so close to walking away from the industry to resume being a mechanic, what a complete shit show.
52.
by pengaru 8mo ago
"if you're not cheating you're not competing"
53.
by pengaru 8mo ago
You found your chew toy. Joking aside, I too have spent many days digging with a shovel and pickaxe on my desert property. There's something to it, even Jim Keller (of DEC, AMD, Tenstorrent...) has discussed digging trenches in some o
54.
by pengaru 8mo ago
It's a fusion of jazz and funk!
55.
by pengaru 8mo ago
you read me wrong - it doesn't surprise me
56.
by pengaru 8mo ago
so.. then he's not taking the money into accounts he controls, only attempted to? got it
57.
by pengaru 8mo ago
citation? here's mine: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/13/venezuela-oil-sales-qatar-ch...
58.
by pengaru 8mo ago
somebody needs attention
59.
by pengaru 8mo ago
how does something like this not support pinephone and librem5 from day 1?
60.
by pengaru 8mo ago
But how many wrinkles?

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